they wanted?" In fact, your marketting DOES specifically state 48v phantom power as is apparent from page 6 of your own 2005 Product Guide. Likewise, every retailer and M-Audio dealer's website had advertised 48v phantom power before the MT's...

Question regarding Phantom Power. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hello everyone, I hope someone out there can answer my question, and I hope it doesn't come across as too naieve!. The question is regarding Phantom Power. At college, there is...

the mixer on > 4) turn phantom power on > 5) wait a few seconds, then slowly bring the gain up and snap fingers > near the mic lightly and look for the meters to indicate signal >> When powering down: > 1) turn gain to zero, turn phantom off > 2) wait...

from its own batter > or phantom power (I guess meaning a preamp). No phantom power does not mean a preamp. Phantom power is a method of powering microphones so that you don't have to use batteries, etc. Many preamps provide phantom power, but it...

virgin.net writes: > Sorry, just found the answer to my own question - dynamics are fine with >phantom power, ribbons will get damaged. That's the steady-state answer, but there's more. Try to avoid plugging mics (of any type) in when phantom power...

bad if they dont! Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () > Note: M-Audio 1010 mic inputs have no phantom power. DANG! Looks like 2496 and other M-audio cards are without phantom. Next question... Is there an inexpensive way to supply phantom power using...

you know first of all that you're going to take a sonic hit on the iso outputs, and secondly you're going to be paying a lot more for transformers than you do with dual secondaries. On the other hand, it makes phantom power management a lot easier. I...

CMC5 for a smoother HF response ... Would there be a real sound difference or it is just a question of different phantom power? Ivo DSatz@msn.com (David Satz) wrote in message news:... > Ivo wrote: >>> I have CMC6 preamps with MK4V, MK21 and...

similar dealio myself, I'd want to ask two questions: Can you live with the phantom (for example, DI's and such, and maybe condenser piano mic's) power on the mic lines? And, more importantly, will the FOH folks give you the access that you expect?...

ignore it. condenser mics are the ones that want phantom power. so mixers are often made have the ability to deliver phantom power. some mixers have a global phantom power, where a switch will provide phantom power to all mic channels, or none. others...