the t.bone CC 100 Phantomadapter

I needed a replacement phantom power adapter for my Shure SM91. This item appeared to be a bargain at a fraction of the price of the genuine item.
The CC100 seems to be well made. The connections at both ends are tight and in the live environment that I used it in, passed audio with no noticeable colouration. A studio session might reveal some weaknesses in the future, but for me, it just does the job that I ask of it for minimum outlay.
Recommended

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's good and sturdy, feels secure when connected to the T.Bone Ovid gooseneck microphone.

This adapter does not have a bias resistor: it doesn't work with 2-wire setups that connect pins 2 and 3 of the mini-XLR plug. So you need either a 3-wire setup, or a cable/connector/adapter that puts a sizable resistor (typically 2k2) between pin 3 (bias voltage) and pin 2 (output of the microphone). Not all do.

If you know that you have a setup connecting pin 2 and 3, the Lucan system adapter may be more suitable.

The adapter (at least my exemplar) exhibits significant microphoning, so placing it on the ground may cause it to pick up stage rumble.

This is the worst product I have bought on Thomann. Whatever microphone I connected over it has a very bad sound with a lot of noise, you can't sing at all, completely unusable, I don't recommend buying this product😕

...I found this, the solution to my headset woes...it works perfectly, and so cheap... absolutely worth the money and a 5 ⭐ recommendation...