I've been away, so I'm sorry I didn't see this. It's easy. Just use a 3/8" stereo to mono adapter and a mono 3/8" to 1/4" adapter. For instance- this:
Livewire Stereo 3.5mm(F)-2 RCA(M) Y Cable 6 in. | Guitar Center
and two of these:
Livewire RCA(F)-1/4"(M) Adapter 2-Pack | Guitar Center
and send the output to 2 channels. There is a way, if you really want to, to send it to a single channel. Just use the first one above with this:
Livewire 1/4"(M)-Dual RCA(F) Y Cable 6 in. | Guitar Center
Any combination that starts with a female 3.5mm (mini) stereo female and ends with a 1/4" TS male will work. The hard part is finding anything that starts with a stereo mini female, such as #1 above. Just remember this- the SONY is a mid-side stereo mic. So- if you send the signal to 2 channels, the gain on the 2 channels has to be *exactly* the same, or you will get to hear all that noise and phase distortion the mic is cancelling out.
Livewire Stereo 3.5mm(F)-2 RCA(M) Y Cable 6 in. | Guitar Center
and two of these:
Livewire RCA(F)-1/4"(M) Adapter 2-Pack | Guitar Center
and send the output to 2 channels. There is a way, if you really want to, to send it to a single channel. Just use the first one above with this:
Livewire 1/4"(M)-Dual RCA(F) Y Cable 6 in. | Guitar Center
Any combination that starts with a female 3.5mm (mini) stereo female and ends with a 1/4" TS male will work. The hard part is finding anything that starts with a stereo mini female, such as #1 above. Just remember this- the SONY is a mid-side stereo mic. So- if you send the signal to 2 channels, the gain on the 2 channels has to be *exactly* the same, or you will get to hear all that noise and phase distortion the mic is cancelling out.