Does the phantom power work on all the XLR inputs?
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out of two mixer that were snet to me i have not got a chance to use them ,<because they were damage doing shipping both time .... mabe i get to use the next one thats being shipped back channel 1 hade a short in it half way throu the chaannel so i just lost faith in the mixer then mabe good luck this time......
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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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I have not tried used phantom power on every channel, only 2 , and did not hunt down where they were. the way the manual is written all 24 xlr channels have phantom power. http://www.behringer.com/assets/SX3242FX_SX2442FX_M_EN.pdf page 5 under mic pre amp
1111711
Yes it does. Make sure you turn your Phantom Power Switch on your board to use this mic.
1150900
Yes. Phantom power can come through any balanced line cable. It does not take a special cable. It does require that your mixer be designed to provide this power.
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Does the mic need phantom (external) power? If not, then if you hooked it up as a mic, (in contrast to aux input) it should work fine.
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XLR connection with 48v phantom power. Either thru a pre amp or a mixer or interface with phantom power. Can't find anything on a usb capability. Hope this helps.
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Phantom power its ok to work. I mean mic power its the same that phantom power
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No it does not supply any phantom power.. there is no battery or power supply in this unit. It is passive.It gives you the ability to control you audio levels with very easy to get to controls. Gives you the ability to switch your inputs to line or mic, which will give you better sounding audio if you match your inputs! I use it because my outputs are professional(XLR), but the inputs in DSLR's are pro-sumer(1/8 stereo mini). It is very hard to control you audio level from a DSLR camera. The device also fits under the camera securely and looks very professional,versus having all these adapters and cables hanging out all over the cam just waiting to get pulled out! No it does not supply any phantom power.. there is no battery or power supply in this unit. It is passive.It gives you the ability to control you audio levels with very easy to get to controls. Gives you the ability to switch your inputs to line or mic, which will give you better sounding audio if you match your inputs! I use it because my outputs are professional(XLR), but the inputs in DSLR's are pro-sumer(1/8 stereo mini). It is very hard to control you audio level from a DSLR camera. The device also fits under the camera securely and looks very professional,versus having all these... » Read More No it does not supply any phantom power.. there is no battery or power supply in this unit. It is passive.It gives you the ability to control you audio levels with very easy to get to controls. Gives you the ability to switch your inputs to line or mic, which will give you better sounding audio if you match your inputs! I use it because my outputs are professional(XLR), but the inputs in DSLR's are pro-sumer(1/8 stereo mini). It is very hard to control you audio level from a DSLR camera. The device also fits under the camera securely and looks very professional,versus having all these adapters and cables hanging out all over the cam just waiting to get pulled out! « Show Less
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No, this is a XLR 3 pin condenser microphone that needs phantom power from a professional mixer.
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All microphones require a cable to plug into the soundboard or other device. This is a MIC LEVEL XLR connection to your input. It does not require Phantom power like a condenser mic would.
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the XLR jacks do have +48V phantom power to power a condenser mic, though I have not tried it. I understand that the phantom power switch turns all on for the four jacks or all off. I know of others that have used the 1202 with their condenser mics and it seems really good for them.
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The H4N phantom power only works when there are XLR ins, so the workaround I use is +24V phantom power in the H4N settings, feeding the mics into a Y-splitter to 1/4" stereo, and I feed those to impedance adapters, female 1/4" to the male XLR's (x2). I bought these products to get the job done, http://www.amazon.com/Hosa-YMP-434-Female-8-Inch-Breakout/dp/B0010D0HO0/ and 2x http://www.amazon.com/Planet-Waves-Female-Balanced-Adapter/dp/B0002E53O2/ And no I don't endorse any of these.
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Yes. That's right. On the back is a single power plug-in (adapter included,) an XLR mic IN and XLR mic OUT for powering a single phantom 48-volt mic.
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Yes. on all 4 mic preamps. Phantom power us turned on separately from front panel by two buttons. One each for pre 1&2 and 3&4.
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Hi Kristina, It really depends on your microphone and computer setup. A lot of XLR microphones require "phantom" power, which means that the source powers the microphone. Unless you have a source that can output power, then the mic won't work. Most computer inputs are just basic inputs. They can't supply power. I currently use a Shure 57 mic and I found this cable to work great with it. http://www.amazon.com/HDE%C2%AE-Female-Cable-Instruments-Microphones/dp/B0050CEEIW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1386034982&sr=8-1&keywords=usb+to+xlr The USB can supply the right power to an XLR mic. Hope this helps.
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All of the xlr inputs has the option to have phantom power. If you have a dynamic microphone, you can remove the Phantom power and plug the microphone. In short, you can have a mix of inputs that require phantom power and no phantom power. The Roland drivers for Windows are very stable in Windows 8.1.
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Happy to help. I have my Roland Phantom-S plugged into 1 & 2 (both 1 & 2 have also XLR inputs if you like) then a eMu Morpheus into 3&4 using standard guitar cords... works fine.
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No, it only has one male XLR connection. I use a standard balanced microphone cable to take the output of the XLR Preamp to the input of my PA or Ultrasound amplifier. If it detects phantom power, it will use it rather than the 9v battery.