Questions & Answers for: phantom 48v Computers & Internet

...48v dc phantom power should be found between these pins on any xlr mic cable. pin 1 and pin 2 also between pin1 and pin 3 make sure you have amps turned down before checking/switching 48v phantom ...

...48v phantom power in order to operate. If you aren't familiar with the term phantom power read the first link: Phantom power - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantom_power MXL User Guide - ...

...phantom power (48v) if it is a dual input (pin 1 48v) source make sure the phantom power is turned of. If this is being done then there maybe a problem with the mic. You can check this by plugging a ...

...needs to be activated by +48v power phantom on your mixer before it can work properly . So you will do is either you get a replacement of the battery on get a mixer that has +48v power phantom

...inputs and USB output. hey i have a problem with c-1 as well, like a week a go it was working normal with my M-audio mobile pre . so the phantom power 48v is on but my mic wont turn on :c please ...

..., but as a condenser mic it requires 48v phantom power to operate. Does the pre-amp/mixer you are plugging it into provide that (there will be a button on it marked 48v)? If not, that is the

is there a problem if i connect shure slx24/58 to mic input with phantom power 48v? There is no problem. The SLX4 receiver will ignore the phantom power.

...48v phantom power supply to the microphone, i have the exr cable (male to female) that plugs the mic into the 48v phantom power interface [which is the blue icicle] and then the blue icicle has a usb ...

on Rode NT2? Does the mic function the same on battery power as phantom? The cardiod pattern is as the instruction manual dictates and there is no difference between 9v battery or 24/48v phantom power

mxl condenser microphone cuts off intermittently Failing more obvious things like a dodgy cable, condenser mics need phantom power 48v. Perhaps the phantom is cutting out?