I have a hand held Cobra CB Radio the speaker pin hole is 3.5 MM. The MIC pin hole is 2.5.MM would your item fit and work
1789495
No i don't believe so. Also the product is not very good, it isn't loud enough... David
1789496
I tried it on my Cobra cb radio and i could. Hear. But not talk. It works great with gmrs/frs radios
1859966
I think it should work as long as your microphone has the same plug style as this one. I bought one of these for my old Realistic 427 car cb and it works great. Works better than the original that came with it.
1835912
Yes, it does fit but not very well, mine was kinda falling down, so I decided to put my blue mic shockmount, hope that help
704522
You are correct, female end is 2.5 so the pin on the speaker/headset would be 2.5 mm to adapt into 3.5 mm device.
1326494
It will not, as received. If you are mechanically inclined, remove the mic locking bushing from bottom of shock mount by carefully prying it out from the bottom using a flat blade screwdriver. (Do not try to remove the bushing from MXL stand mount). Then obtain two rubber "O" rings about 7/8" inside diameter with 1/8" thickness. Stretch them, one at a time, onto the outside of bushing removed from bottom of shock mount. This acts as a spacer to take up slack when screwed onto 550. Put the 550 into mount and carefully screw the bushing (lock nut) onto mic and snug it up till mic is secure. The "O" rings should be on the outside of shock mount bottom. Be careful not to cross thread when starting to screw it on. Another way would be to put bushing through hole in bottom of mount and hold it whilst turning mic until snug. Don't forget to remove the thread adapter from stand fitting if you are using it with U.S. 5/8" stands. Works well for me.
1732877
It fits the same threads as your mic. These are standard mic threads. The blue snowball comes with a stand, which you can use.
2003124
Not familiar with that radio, but if it has a four pin mic connector it should work...otherwise you will have to have the plug on the radio changed to suit or vise versa.
1537395
I have a Cobra micro talk mn: cxt145 walkie talkie. The plug-in pin is a 2.5 mm from the shoulder mics cord. It has a 3.5 mm output jack built into the mic. The 3.5 mm output is for an ear piece. The shoulder mic I bought works beautifully. I love it. The sound from the speaker is clear and easy to hear. No noise or distortion. I'v even cranked the volume up all the way to full volume and still no distortions. The 3.5 mm output jack even works with a regular pair of stereo headphones. Its true stereo and not mono. So you get sound on both ears at the same time. That seems to work great as well. I have been nothing but happy with mine. Hope this helps. I have a Cobra micro talk mn: cxt145 walkie talkie. The plug-in pin is a 2.5 mm from the shoulder mics cord. It has a 3.5 mm output jack built into the mic. The 3.5 mm output is for an ear piece. The shoulder mic I bought works beautifully. I love it. The sound from the speaker is clear and easy to hear. No noise or distortion. I'v even cranked the volume up all the way to full volume and still no distortions. The 3.5 mm output jack even works with a regular pair of stereo headphones. Its true stereo and not mono. So you get sound on both ears at the same time. That seems to work great as... » Read More I have a Cobra micro talk mn: cxt145 walkie talkie. The plug-in pin is a 2.5 mm from the shoulder mics cord. It has a 3.5 mm output jack built into the mic. The 3.5 mm output is for an ear piece. The shoulder mic I bought works beautifully. I love it. The sound from the speaker is clear and easy to hear. No noise or distortion. I'v even cranked the volume up all the way to full volume and still no distortions. The 3.5 mm output jack even works with a regular pair of stereo headphones. Its true stereo and not mono. So you get sound on both ears at the same time. That seems to work great as well. I have been nothing but happy with mine. Hope this helps. « Show Less
965103
Not sure since I used it to connect from the back (where the battery is located) to the driver's seat area for a Cobra 75WXST 40-Channel CB Radio mounted in a 2014 Corvette Stingray. Works well for my purposes just not sure about yours.
207823
It comes with an adapter that will fit any standard microphone mount. It should work fine.
1268426
I guess it will... You would need a shock mount though... It will screw on to any standard shockmount.. You might need an adapter for smaller shock mounts...it depends on what you have!But it works nicely and is heavy enough to hold the mic! I recomend it ;)
236283
Yes, it's just a standard 3.5mm plug. Works just fine on my Uniden Bearcat 980SSB CB. There's two wires. Just plug in the ext SPK wire if you only need that, the other wire goes into PA slot if you want TalkBack. Although this will necessitate disabling your PA speaker if you use one.
902529
The shock mount has a collar that friction-fitd a microphone with a barrel diameter of 1.25 to maybe 1.5 inches. Can't speak to try hat specific mike, but that measurement should answer the question.
925644
It fit in mine with a little bit of time on the grinder to remove 1/8th inch of the outer edge in 2 spots about 2 inches long. I used the 1/4 inch ring from my original HK speaker as a spacer so I didn't have to cut a hole in the speaker enclosure. It's a tight fit, but it will work.
658105
Please check the weight and thread size for the mounting holes on your speaker, if the are in the rang of item specs, then it will work.
1573026
I use the Cobra CXR825 walkie-talkies, which has a single accessory jack. The GA-EB M2 headset uses an earbud that fits in your ear, and a small microphone that clips on your shirt. It fits all MicroTalk handheld radios that have a single accessory jack. If your radio has dual jacks (separate jacks for speaker and microphone), then you need model PMR-EBM.
236282
I use on my cobra which has ext. speaker jack and an ext. pa jack. The speaker has has two wires , one for each jack.