I have a condenser mic (phantom powered) and I get RFI thru it: Will this cable eliminate it? Thanx!
2004374
Mm i'm not shure but i don't think that this cable could eliminate the RFI captured by your mic... Nevertheless this is an incredibly low noise cable. You feel like the sound of your instruments come surprisingly from the dead silence!
2004375
These quad cables are shielded, but the RFI may be from your cell phone, wifi or other rlectronic devices. Turn them all off, wifi off, and move all unnecessary devices away from mic, cables, preamp and audio interface. It could also be buzz from the outlets/ground; try moving plugs and switching ground switch off or on. If all else fails, look for an RFI blocker, available at radio shack. Keep power cables seperate from audio cables anytime you work in the studio.
2004376
I use several mics with phantom power and these cables, these are my most highly recommended!
878847
If I remember correctly on how this is wired, it will short out the phantom power since pin 1 & 3 are connected. I wouldn't use this adapter with phantom power, it's not designed for it, and could potentially harm the recorder.
1337150
The mic requires 48v phantom power (most condensers do) so unfortunately won't work the way you described. For plugging straight into 1/4", try a dynamic mic.
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the phantom power should be sufficient for your condenser mic. I wouldn't count on using this interface for anything more than a demo though.
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Those are basically different bandwidth ranges. They are important to know if you already have a treansmitter and are replacing a microphone ore vice versa. The other important thing is if you are accumulating a lot of wireless mics you may need to vary the ranges to keep the transmissions clear.
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No such cable that I know of does that, John. A regular XLR line (of fair to good quality, i.e, not from Radio Shack or someplace similar) will do, your 48v phantom power should be applied from your mic pre or interface to computer.
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.
1367672
As a producer for public television I send my Broadcast signal thru a tricaster mixing board just fine. I have never ran the mic directly thru just the Unit but again I use wireless stereo FM mics. I will say this much for the unit for the money it's work horse. Pretty sturdy also. Hope this helps you.
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It will reduce, but not eliminate it. How effective it is depends on how strong the radio signal is as well as the nature of it interfering with your device. If you have a poorly shielded device whose chassis or internal circuitry is attenuating the radio signal this will have little effect but if the cable itself is inadequately shielded and therefore the primary source of interference then a ferrite core would work well but you'd want a smaller diameter than this 1/4" version - an 1/8" one is probably what you are looking for.
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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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Audio Technica has a variety of condenser mics. Regardless of the one you pick it will work.
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This product is compatible with any condenser microphone that requires phantom power
183120
No it is not a condenser, it's a dynamic mic, it requires no phantom power, +48V
155575
I read that someone had that trouble. Search with this: "Samson GO MIC USB Condenser static or interference HELP!"
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I use mine to direct insert my guitar and keyboards to my computer. I have not noticed any "hum" in any of my recordings. I haven't use channel 1 (microphone vocal), so I can't help with the phantom powered channel.
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Unplug them immediately unless you have purchased the XLR adapter from us. A standard XLR adapter will pass 48v phantom from the USB interface into the mics and burn them out. This is not covered under warranty. We do offer these mics with XLR connectors and we also offer the correct XLR adapter if you need this. 800-213-3021
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Richard, The microphones are not wireless. You would need to order cables dependent on the length you need for your application. Respectfully, Merry