Anyone have any issues with the power connecter on this? It looks pretty dinky... Seems to me it'd just be better to have a mixer w phantom anyway no?
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I've had no issues, but I also don't abuse it. I use in a small home studio environment where it pretty much never moves from it's spot on the desk. To your point regarding a mixer with phantom power, this little box is intended for users who DON'T have such a mixer and just want to be able to use a condenser mic in their setup from time to time. Cheap, easy phantom power.
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No issues at all with the power connector and used this many times for small room live performances. Of course it's better to buy the mixer with phantom as long as you are in the market for a mixer. I had one w/o phantom that I liked so this Nady unit did the job without having to put out extra cash.
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It's actually perfect if you have a small home set up. I haven't had any problems out of it at all. If your going larger scale I'd say this is not for you.
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I don't have any issues so far and I've had it for 4 months now. Its pretty good, it even fell hard once and it still works fine.
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I don't think phantom power will hurt this mic. I believe you do need a phantom power for this mic when you use the XLR connector. When you use the USB connector, you don't need phantom power. However, based on my experience, the USB connector on this mic performs terribly.
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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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Just curious if you ever found a good mixer with a slow speed? I'm still hunting for one.
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I have the php1by sterling audio and it does come with a power supply, you will need an extra xlr cable to run from the phantom box to the amp or pa
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I don't believe it does. There is no on/off for phantom power and you wouldn't want to connect a ribbon mic to a phantom powered source, plus, only using it as a small line level mixer anyways. Sorry couldn't be more help.
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this microphone requires phantom power. If your audio interface or mixer does not have a Phantom power supply built in, you will need to purchase a phantom power supply to insert into your signal chain.
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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
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Hi Jayden, As far as I know it does not require phantom power. I have used it without it, but I have also used it with on an audio interface. I just did my show with the yeti pro this evening. You can listen to it if you go to Blog Talk Radio Alpha Centauri & Beyond.
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It is powered (comes with it's own AC adapter), and can provide phantom power to channels 1 through 4 (the 4 channels that have XLR inputs) The only downside is that there is only one button for phantom that turns it on for all 4 channels.
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Comes in the box is the power supply (to power the unit) in addition to the vocal effects processor. You will need to connect microphone cable from the mixer to the input of this unit and connect the microphone to the output of this unit. If I understand your question correctly.
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I have two of these B212xl and I've used it in a full band (Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Vocals and Bass drum plugged in) setup with no power issues. I didn't use it with the EP4000 tho. I used a Behringer PMX2000 powered mixer rated 250w @ 4ohms Stereo mode/ 500w @ 8ohms Bridged. I've also daisy chained it with a Kustom 12 8ohms speaker each side to bring the load to 4ohms to get the full 250w power (It's pretty loud for 250 watts). These speakers have decent bass for a band setup but not for DJ music in my opinion. Hope this helps.
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You have what we call a 48v Phantom Power Mic Which means... Firat of all ots a great mic and second, you need serious power puahing the mic to it's potential and that can only be achieved with an 'Audio Interface.' The a sort of mic you have is to good and powerful to just be powered with a simple cable such as this. I ran into the same problem. I learnt the hard way as well.
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Hi there! Hmm I might miss out some things but here goes. There's the mic of course, with a dust bag, the shock absorber with pop filter, a big cable to connect the mic to something else (sorry I'm not very technical). Oh yes the mic requires phantom power too so the cable is for that. And there's a cd or two. I can't really rmb I had it quite some time ago. Anyway it's pretty good stuff, looks nice, sounds great and quite a steal. That should be all.
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It's an XLR mic that requires 48v phantom power. Must run off a mixer with phantom power supply.
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No phantom power needed. If there is a mic jack, the mic will produce sound.
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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.