Do these speakers have phantom power for a beta87A microphone
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Aloha Tania, unfortunately these EON's do not have phantom power for any condenser mic's, however, use dynamic microphones like the SM58's and you will be surprised at how much gain the mic/line port has and the results of the quality of sound to boot. If you plan to use the 87's, you will have to plug in an external phantom unit or use a second mixer with phantom power. These 510 EONS will give you a quality of sound well worth the price point and years of undying performance anywhere!
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Sorry tania. Im a proud owner of a pair of these amazing yet compact speakers. They do not have phantom power you will need to get a peavey or yamaha mixer to obtain phantom power.
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No idea. All I use it for is a digital interface, and I've not used the other product you've mentioned. I use a small Beringer 4-channel mixer, because the Alpha doesn't provide phantom power for a microphone.
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No phantom power needed. If there is a mic jack, the mic will produce sound.
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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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Phantom power is supplied by the board you are plugged into. Standard XLR cable is all thats needed
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I have not tested the Nady phantom power supplys. I have used powered mics and a wireless box on it and I beleive that any mic or device that can be plugged into this cable will work. It works just like pluging a mic into an amp. I was also suprised by the sound quality when I plugged it into my laptop and my desktop.
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No, the phantom power should come from your sound board through your microphone cable. It does not need a special cable. There is a phantom power button on analog sound boards and on digital boards it will usually have phantom power for each individual channel.
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It does need phantom power but it pulls it from the usb port..u dont need any additional equipment to use this mic..its really simple plug & play.
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Yes they are suppose to. I had purchased one and on the first ~8 channels the phantom power didn't work. I returned it very easily through Amazon and the second unit worked fine, all channels phantom power working fine.
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It is this type of microphone needs a power source 18v. Called phantom power.
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Phantom power is produced by audio mixer or mic preamp, or phantom power unit. There is no XLR cable MtF that can produce phantom power by itself. Please check your mixer, it should have a 48v button.
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Yes, it does have phantom power; the other answer is wrong. +48V per the official documentation.
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This mic takes phantom power. Do you have phantom power? If not, it won't work.
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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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No, this is a line level mixer for CD players, computer audio output or even your main audio mixer. This is not a mic mixer. Usually your stand alone mixer will have the phantom power option.
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Basically, yes. they have to get what I called "phantom power" from what they are plugged into which the belt packs are designed to do. Regular microphone jacks as found on computers, do not provide the phantom power needed for them to work.
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Hi David,No, the GLS Audio ES-57 (and ES-58 & ES-58-S) mics do not require phantom power or a battery. They are "dynamic" mics. Generally a "condenser" mic would require phantom power or a battery. If your system provides phantom power it will not damage the GLS Audio microphones. They will still function 100% perfect with or without phantom power. This may not be true for all mics, so be careful with other brands when supplying phantom power. Check with the manufacturer before you supply phantom power to other brands of microphones.Best Regards,Bryan SundaGLS Audio800-897-8373 Hi David,No, the GLS Audio ES-57 (and ES-58 & ES-58-S) mics do not require phantom power or a battery. They are "dynamic" mics. Generally a "condenser" mic would require phantom power or a battery. If your system provides phantom power it will not damage the GLS Audio microphones. They will still function 100% perfect with or without phantom power. This may not be true for all mics, so be careful with other brands when supplying phantom power. Check with the manufacturer before you supply phantom power to other brands of microphones.Best... » Read More Hi David,No, the GLS Audio ES-57 (and ES-58 & ES-58-S) mics do not require phantom power or a battery. They are "dynamic" mics. Generally a "condenser" mic would require phantom power or a battery. If your system provides phantom power it will not damage the GLS Audio microphones. They will still function 100% perfect with or without phantom power. This may not be true for all mics, so be careful with other brands when supplying phantom power. Check with the manufacturer before you supply phantom power to other brands of microphones.Best Regards,Bryan SundaGLS Audio800-897-8373 « Show Less