[Harp-L] Wireless/Impedance/Adapters - Christelle

[funharp <funharp@xxxxxx>]

Hi all,

recently there was a thread about wireless systems.

I am still confused about some things:

for instance: the Hohner Blues Blaster and the Shure 545 both have XLR 
connectors, but I do need another cable than  I use for a vocal mic like 
the Shure SM 58 or for the Fireball V. They are differently wired, 
because the first two are High impedance while the latter two are low 
impedance. Is that correct?

Could I use two different adapters XLR to 1/4 female to plug in a 
"guitar bug" like the one from AKG. So to speak one High to High 
impedance (XLR to 1/4 jack), and one low to high (XLR to 1/4 including a 
impedance matching transformer) ?

Or is there another way to use different mics (the above are the only 
ones I have - not much for a harmonica player ;-))) with as little as 
possible gear fot going wireless?

Thanks in advance

Otto

PS: before I forget: a question to Christelle: Is it only the volume 
control of the Fireball V not working when connected to the AKG wireless 
system or is there no signal at all?