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I have come to the music store again, and they say they dont have a TS unbalanced cable to the XLR and its really hard for me to find it. They recommended me to get the cable made by an electrician. But then they read the Ctx 5000's descriptions and they said mic jack is standard. So the cable i have now and the mic should work. Pretty bummed that i just cant know whats wrong Next time i came here, i ll bring my keyboard along as they suggested i guess.

Thank you for sharing your experience. It doesnt feel any different to the other keys as im playing for now, but its just been 2 weeks or so since i bought it. I will think about what you shared.

This is an unrelated question to the thread but i didnt want to make another thread for this. One of the keys is higher than the other keys on the keybed. Is this a problem? When i go to the music store to change the cable, i want to ask about this too if its a problem while the warranty is still valid.

I really hope so. Thank you for your help

Do you think it would do any harm to the mic bcs its above what they are recommending?

Does this mean i either need to change my mic or buy the transformer what @jokeyman123 suggested?

Thank you so much again, next time i'll go there i will ask for that.

I took the cable to the store today, they plugged my mic into an amp with that cable. And it worked. So nothing is wrong with the cable. But it still doesnt work on my keyboard. I dont understand why. Wanted to make sure if this cable is really suitable for my keybord?

Thank you so much for your help, i will call the store i bought it from tomorrow.

I did, but it doesnt work on the amp either. Hrm, might be the cable i guess? Not my mic hopefully bcs i have had it only for a year and only tried it with pc for a few times. Oh, can i do any connection with normal mic cable to the audio interface and from there to keyboard, just to see its not my mic but the cable? (I could try it on pc but my mic driver didnt work on my laptop back when i tried)-- Sorry, misremembered. I guess it was my audio interface's driver that was not working on this laptop

Now i tried my phone into audio input, and then my guitar into mic. They both can be played through the speaker. Excited to have seen that. My mic doesnt have an off/on switch. I have a electric guitar amp, can i test the cable and mic on that? I really have no other idea where i can test them on. Im gonna post a picture of the cable im using if i can.

Well i was keeping both in the middle not to cause the speakers a sudden high sound. But i volumed both up, nothing happened again. Do i need anything else for the mic to work? I only plugged the power supply and the mic. No pc/usb/ or amp

Thank you so much, i followed your steps but i still cant get any sound from my mic. I dont know what is wrong 😕 Is there anything else you can think of i might be doing wrong? Or anything else i need to press?