Rode MiCon-10 Connector for MIPRO Devices

Wireless Microphone Adapter for MIPRO Transmitters

The Rode MiCon-10 connector is designed to let Rode microphones work seamlessly with MIPRO wireless bodypack transmitters. It acts as a dedicated adapter that connects compatible Rode microphones directly to MIPRO systems using a 4-pin mini XLR interface, allowing users to integrate professional microphones into existing wireless setups without rewiring or modification.

Designed for Rode Headset Lavalier and Instrument Mics

This connector is compatible with a range of Rode microphones that use the MiCon connection system, including the HS1 headset microphone, PinMic, and Rode lavalier microphones. By using the MiCon-10, these microphones can be paired with MIPRO transmitters while maintaining proper wiring and signal integrity.

Reliable 4 Pin Mini XLR Connection

The MiCon-10 is built specifically for MIPRO wireless transmitters that use a 4-pin mini XLR input. This ensures correct pin configuration for power and audio signal transfer, reducing the risk of noise, dropouts, or compatibility issues during live performances, presentations, or broadcast use.

Compact Adapter for Professional Wireless Systems

With its small and lightweight design, the MiCon-10 integrates cleanly into wireless microphone setups without adding bulk. It is well suited for performers, presenters, houses of worship, educators, and production teams who need a dependable way to match Rode microphones with MIPRO wireless systems.

Part of the Modular Rode MiCon System

The MiCon-10 is part of Rode’s MiCon modular connector system, which allows a single microphone to be used across multiple wireless brands by changing adapters. This approach helps extend the usefulness of microphones and supports flexible audio system configurations as equipment needs change.

Built for Consistent Signal Performance

Rode designs the MiCon connectors to maintain proper electrical characteristics between microphones and transmitters. This helps ensure stable audio performance and predictable gain structure when using Rode microphones with MIPRO wireless packs.