What powers the Microphone receiver?
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Dwayne, The microphone receiver is powered by a converter module that comes with the unit. The converter input plugs into a standard AC wall socket and the output plugs into the back of the receiver. Hope this is helpful. - Chris
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Well the power supply for the receiver is switchable. It comes from the factory with EU. UK. And US power adapters. You just clip on the plug that fits the country you are in. The operating voltage range is 110 to 240 volts. I don't see an issue with the voltage as long as the plug fits the plug in. You will need a 1/4 inch instrument cable to plug the receiver into the sound system. The receiver only has the 1/4 inch output it does not have a XLR (mic cable) output so the 1/4 inch instrument cable is required. Other than the cable you shouldn't need any other accessories. Except batteries. But this unit has very good battery time. Well the power supply for the receiver is switchable. It comes from the factory with EU. UK. And US power adapters. You just clip on the plug that fits the country you are in. The operating voltage range is 110 to 240 volts. I don't see an issue with the voltage as long as the plug fits the plug in. You will need a 1/4 inch instrument cable to plug the receiver into the sound system. The receiver only has the 1/4 inch output it does not have a XLR (mic cable) output so the 1/4 inch instrument cable is required. Other than the cable you shouldn't need any other accessories. Except batteries.... » Read More Well the power supply for the receiver is switchable. It comes from the factory with EU. UK. And US power adapters. You just clip on the plug that fits the country you are in. The operating voltage range is 110 to 240 volts. I don't see an issue with the voltage as long as the plug fits the plug in. You will need a 1/4 inch instrument cable to plug the receiver into the sound system. The receiver only has the 1/4 inch output it does not have a XLR (mic cable) output so the 1/4 inch instrument cable is required. Other than the cable you shouldn't need any other accessories. Except batteries. But this unit has very good battery time. « Show Less
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The microphone needs to have a power source. If you do not have a (phantom) power it will not work.
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this microphone requires phantom power. If your audio interface or mixer does not have a Phantom power supply built in, you will need to purchase a phantom power supply to insert into your signal chain.
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The microphones can not plug into a computer unless you purchase an adapter to reduce the size of the input. I would take the receiver to Radio Shack or Best Buy they sell the type of adapter that you need.
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The mic can be powered by XLR through a source that's providing phantom power ( A camera ) or through a AA battery that goes into the mic directly by unscrewing the back of the mic.
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The microphones transmit to a receiver which has a 1/4 inch phone socket. A chord with a 1/4 inch plug on each end will connect between this receiver to an audio amplifier. You cannot connect this receiver to a RCA type amplifier since the impedance is different, you would need a converter.
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Hi, this is a dynamic mic, so it doesn't need phantom power, just needs a balanced XLR cable and a place to plug it in!
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A standard 12 volt DC cctv camera supply will power the mic. You can buy "Y" connectors at Amazon and run off the camera power cable. That is what I did and it is the most inexpensive solution. Hope this helps
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All microphones require a cable to plug into the soundboard or other device. This is a MIC LEVEL XLR connection to your input. It does not require Phantom power like a condenser mic would.
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I am not familiar with a "measurement microphone", so I cannot answer your question. This device simply supplies phantom power (48 volts) to microphones that require phantom power to operate. Condenser, ribbon and tube microphones are among those microphones that require phantom power. Dynamic microphones do not require phantom power.
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This microphone does require phantom power. My board provides +48 V and it works flawlessly.
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Typically Phantom power is used to power hand held/corded microphones. You willnot needor wantto usePhantom power since you will be using a microphone that has its own power.
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It's an XLR mic that requires 48v phantom power. Must run off a mixer with phantom power supply.
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it has built in circuitry that boosts USB voltage up to 48 volts. I use a condenser mic with mine and it works fine
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Yes Melanie. This is just microphones and the receiver for the microphones. You will then have to patch the receiver into an amplifier of some sort. Hope this helps.
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I don't own this microphone but I expect you're wrong; it is most likely powered by plug-in-power (phantom power is a different powering method used with XLR connectors), which is provided by many microphone inputs, including many PC inputs.