Will the phantom power from my mixer damage this unit? Can anyone confirm that?
899993
I believe there is a switch you have to change when you run phantom but it is set up to work with it. Here is the link to the manual to be sure. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/315183/Rolls-Pm351.html
899994
This is mentioned on the instructions that come with it, normal phantom power is 48 volts. It can damage the device.This is meant for 12 volts. Rolls has a unit that provides this. I use it all of the time and it works great.
1435878
Yes The Mixer does supply phantom power . I use my Neuman Vocal Mic ,and the Phantom power works Great
688914
I honestly never did do that My pop has told me that you never connect everything to one unit for the fear of electrical damage that could happen so I advise getting PC speakers or better yet there are phono jacks I've seen on a PC system and two bookshelf speakers great sound and the cd burnt with the pc equalizer in it it sounded as if you're in the studio or there in concert so I hope this has helped you and wish you the best. By all means contact me about this Bud Lucas yerington nv
926167
Phantom power is 48W to Condenser Microphones, i use MXL 990 Its nice and i enjoy work with my Berhinger UM2 and my Mic MXL
30661
Phantom power its ok to work. I mean mic power its the same that phantom power
102501
Yes, this mixer has 48v phantom power for the two mic preamps. There is one button for both of them so you can't control them individually. They will power any condenser mic.
2200247
Depends on how he will be using it, or should I say with what equipment he will be using it with. The biggest concern is Phantom power. Many mixing consoles have this built in, but it will not work without it.
658954
Yes it has a button to turn on Phantom Power (+48v) good for condenser mics. Good, solid mixer.
385774
No phantom power needed. If there is a mic jack, the mic will produce sound.
1431934
Phantom power is provided by your audio board or mixer. Does have better response. Make sure mouth and mike are in close proximity. Works will.
1450890
I agree with Thomas. Anti-feedback and EQs are line-level devices and definitely don't deliver phantom power. Typically, you'd use this device between a mixer and an amp such as a front-of-house amp or monitor amp. You could use this, I guess, as an insert to a channel on the mixer, but that would be a pretty unusual hookup. You can download the manual from Behringer (http://www.behringer.com/assets/FBQ1000_P0A3R_M_EN.pdf) which shows typical hookups.
854054
I just responded to this question, but aster doing some checking, I need to make a correction. I had this mixer for four years before it died.
408068
I don't know. I think not. I've used mine for a few years now (often) and have never had it overheat, not even close. I don't think you'll have to worry about that. Enjoy your mixer. I sure do.
1176067
It must be defective. We didn't have any problem attaching it to our mixer. You should exchange it.
1246772
the original one of mine worked fine until it got fried by plugging it into a 220v outlet by mistake. Then I just replaced it myself (which was a pretty simple process) and it worked fine again. However, I had a 6 quart mixer FYI
1099679
Any XLR cable will pass phantom power but the cable doesn't produce it. You have to use an audio interface that features phantom power and then turn it on with a switch. Most interfaces have it but some do not so be careful. Using the shortest possible (and best) cable is still a good idea. Enjoy the mic, it's a keeper for our studio.
1099467
I saw a complaint by a couple of people about another small Behringer model that the Phantom power wasn't really 48V but something like 14 or 18V which might work with some mics but not others. Not sure if it was this model or not, however. I thought it was a $49.95 model.