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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Binoseeker" data-source="post: 3056125" data-attributes="member: 109987">Peter, The MKE600 needs this sennheiser cable to connect to for example an iphone (four pole connector):KA 600i    Article No. 505799 and I guess this sennheiser cable (3 pole connector) to connect to your LS-12.KA 600     Article No. 505633 The K6 module has an output of 2V phantom. I couldn´t find any similar info concerning KA600 & 600i, but since the KA600i output is made for an iphone i guess the KA600 is intended for use with device like the LS-12, see <a href="http://en-us.sennheiser.com/ka-600" target="_blank">http://en-us.sennheiser.com/ka-600</a>so you don´t need a preamp...only the KA600 cable.Here is some more info from : <a href="http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/sennheiser/announcements/new-sennheiser-mke-600-shotgun-microphone" target="_blank">http://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/sennheiser/announcements/new-sennheiser-mke-600-shotgun-microphone</a>Because the MKE 600 can be powered by an internal AA battery, it’s possible to connect it to recording devices and cameras that don’t have XLR inputs, such as the 3.5mm microphone inputs found on HDSLR cameras. No cables are included with this microphone, so Sennheiser makes the separately available KA 600 coiled cable specifically for connecting the MKE 600’s XLR output to mini-plug mic inputs. You can also use the Pearstone LMT100 impedance matching transformer cable for this purpose as well. Maybe the KA600 & 600i can be used with the K6-module also...there is no info on that... ?It is as important to keep the sensitivity up and the noise down...the ME66 or 67 with the K6 module and a connector cable seems to be a pretty good alternative for the money.</blockquote>

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