Hosa Impedance Transformer, XLR3F to 1/4 in TS

The Hosa MIT‑435 is a professional inline transformer designed to adapt low‑impedance XLR microphones for use with high‑impedance ¼" TS inputs. Perfect for connecting a vocal mic to a guitar amp, powered speaker, mixer, or portable PA with unbalanced inputs, the MIT‑435 ensures proper impedance matching for cleaner tone, stronger signal, and reduced noise.

Its rugged, road‑ready housing protects the internal transformer, while the XLR3F to ¼" TS configuration makes it a simple plug‑and‑play solution for musicians, presenters, and audio techs. Whether you're troubleshooting a stage setup or building a compact utility kit, the MIT‑435 is one of those essential adapters that always earns its keep.

Specifications

Function

• Converts low‑impedance XLR microphone output to
  high‑impedance unbalanced ¼" TS input
• Ideal for connecting mics to:

• Guitar amps
• PA heads
• Mixers with unbalanced inputs
• Portable speakers

Connectors

• XLR3F (female) → ¼" TS (male)
• Rugged molded connectors for long‑term durability

Transformer

• Inline impedance‑matching transformer
• Provides proper load for dynamic microphones
• Helps maintain signal strength and clarity

Construction

• Heavy‑duty inline metal housing
• Strain‑relieved connectors
• Compact, gig‑bag‑friendly design

Performance Notes

• Reduces noise and signal loss when adapting mic‑level to high‑Z inputs
• Great for rehearsal spaces, small PA rigs, and utility kits
• Reliable, passive design — no power required