Would this work for any application that requires phantom power?
1028098
I just run a laptop through it at my weekly trivia night so I'm not sure what your specific situation is, but my guess would be that you would need a separate power source for any other piece of hardware since there is no power supply required (or any place to plug one in) for the ART DTI Hum Eliminator. it just sits there & works its' magic.
1028099
I have not used this unit with anything requiring phantom power, but since this is technically an isolation transformer, I would anticipate that the phantom power supply would also be isolated between the input and output, and thus the phantom power would NOT pass through this unit.
1028100
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.
1028101
No, you would need to add an external phantom supply inline between the DI and the device.
1028102
The only application I'm familiar with that uses phantom power are microphones that need a power supply to run. These are usually high quality condenser mics (most notably Neumanns though there are many inexpensive models) You shouldn't be having a hum problem with a phantom powered mic. (Typically 48 volts). If you are, something is wrong with your board, your BALANCED mic cable or the mic itself. That said, it is an excellent device for standard line levels (-10 db and +4 db) where GROUND LOOP hum is a problem.
1028103
This device is not able to be used with phantom power, there is not a direct dc connection from input to output. Great isolation unit and used to connect mix match types of connectors. On each unit is a wiring diagram to aid in use of the unit. I use this unit frequently in solving audio wiring challenges. Bruce
1028104
Good question. I use it with 1/4 in guitar plug. You would have to read the technical specifications for phantom power.
1075355
Hi Johnny, yes it does have phantom power. There is switch next to the power switch to turn phantom on.
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.
1186163
Hi, this is a dynamic mic, so it doesn't need phantom power, just needs a balanced XLR cable and a place to plug it in!
2031480
Absolutely, this need very little power, you many connect it to your Notebook USB also
1431933
Typically Phantom power is used to power hand held/corded microphones. You willnot needor wantto usePhantom power since you will be using a microphone that has its own power.
237283
Yes that should work, though you would be limited to the power levels delivered by a single USB port.
24776
Yes, theoretically it should because it is a dynamic microphone and doesn't require phantom power. If you have the right adapter it should work, but you will pic up notice from touching the microphone since it doesn't have very shock absorbent built in. I'm pretty sure there are better options like a clip mic that wouldn't require an adapter.
1640362
Yes, you can. I used an extender when I needed more cord for audio recording with my Canon T3i for video. Came out well. No phantom power needed.
1071512
I have mine working with a USB powered mixer without phantom power and seems to work just fine.
979497
The short answer is no! It will not transmit power. I have tried may adaptors without success.
1027812
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1816890
This unit requires a power source. I would not purchase it. I have found better that would work for your application.
1965096
No. You need a preamp that provides phantom power like a juicedLink or similar. Another option would be a mic that has it's own preamp like a Rode VideoMic.
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.
1754113
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).
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.