Does this supply power to a single phantom powered mic (2 XLR connectors: 1 in , 1 out)? There is no back view on the ad.
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This will power one standard microphone. Bought a very rob is mid and this supplies plenty of power. Power to mic and mic to USB board.
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Yes. That's right. On the back is a single power plug-in (adapter included,) an XLR mic IN and XLR mic OUT for powering a single phantom 48-volt mic.
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Yes it does require phantom power. I'm pretty sure all condensers do. Regular xlr cables work. The power comes from your mixer or recorder.
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I"m not sure I understand the question. If you are asking if it has phantom power, it does and works for any channel that uses the XLR input (channels 1 - 6).
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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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The mic has a male XLR connector (mic level output). It does not need a battery or phantom power. You will need an adapter to go from XLR to 1/8" mini, but it should work fine.
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Hi Kristina, It really depends on your microphone and computer setup. A lot of XLR microphones require "phantom" power, which means that the source powers the microphone. Unless you have a source that can output power, then the mic won't work. Most computer inputs are just basic inputs. They can't supply power. I currently use a Shure 57 mic and I found this cable to work great with it. http://www.amazon.com/HDE%C2%AE-Female-Cable-Instruments-Microphones/dp/B0050CEEIW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386034982&sr=8-1&keywords=usb+to+xlr The USB can supply the right power to an XLR mic. Hope this helps.
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The cable is just a cable, it will carry what you send down it's length. I'm using it successfully to power a mic using 48V phantom power.
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I purchased this to convert my xlr mic so that I could plug it into an amp. It did actually fit my xlr mic, but I was still unable to use the amp because my mic uses phantom power. I hope this helps!
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No it does not supply any phantom power.. there is no battery or power supply in this unit. It is passive.It gives you the ability to control you audio levels with very easy to get to controls. Gives you the ability to switch your inputs to line or mic, which will give you better sounding audio if you match your inputs! I use it because my outputs are professional(XLR), but the inputs in DSLR's are pro-sumer(1/8 stereo mini). It is very hard to control you audio level from a DSLR camera. The device also fits under the camera securely and looks very professional,versus having all these adapters and cables hanging out all over the cam just waiting to get pulled out! No it does not supply any phantom power.. there is no battery or power supply in this unit. It is passive.It gives you the ability to control you audio levels with very easy to get to controls. Gives you the ability to switch your inputs to line or mic, which will give you better sounding audio if you match your inputs! I use it because my outputs are professional(XLR), but the inputs in DSLR's are pro-sumer(1/8 stereo mini). It is very hard to control you audio level from a DSLR camera. The device also fits under the camera securely and looks very professional,versus having all these... » Read More No it does not supply any phantom power.. there is no battery or power supply in this unit. It is passive.It gives you the ability to control you audio levels with very easy to get to controls. Gives you the ability to switch your inputs to line or mic, which will give you better sounding audio if you match your inputs! I use it because my outputs are professional(XLR), but the inputs in DSLR's are pro-sumer(1/8 stereo mini). It is very hard to control you audio level from a DSLR camera. The device also fits under the camera securely and looks very professional,versus having all these adapters and cables hanging out all over the cam just waiting to get pulled out! « Show Less
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I don't think so. I don't think it sends phantom power from the output XLR over to the input XLR. Phantom is DC and won't cross the transformer boundary.
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Honestly, I don't know. You'll have to look up the specs for Phantom Power. Since the board is plugged into 110V and the board is supplying the Phantom Power you'll have to determine what Amps or millivolts it takes to power the mic. Good Luck!
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I do not believe that it will power the microphone. I have never used the microphone inputs. The reviews that I read before I purchased this unit, claim that you would have to purchase a "phantom power unit" or purchase a microphone that does not require phantom power. I use my mixer as part of my tape monitor loop process to power my Bose 901's through my power amps.
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This can plug directly into the board or snake. The XLR adapter is powered properly for the mic off of the phantom power that the board supplies.
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No it won't, I use and Shure Beta 87 (condenser mic) in this unit and the phantom power has never been a problem.
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You should. Though I haven't tried it I don't see why you couldn't run one mic into the xlr input and run another into the 1/4. But make sure you use phantom power. Great question though. I'll have to try it out myself
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Yes it does. Make sure you turn your Phantom Power Switch on your board to use this mic.
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It is dual power - AA battery can stay in the tube while it runs off phantom power, or no battery and phantom power. Just be sure your board or recording gear can supply phantom power, and that you use a good quality XLR to XLR cable to connect. I've read reports of somewhat degraded quality when using XLR to unbalanced plug (1/4" phone for example), and that will not, of course, supply phantom power.