Microphone 48v Phantom Power Supply

Features a 1 channel unit w balanced mic inputs and outputs to connect in line with your mic and mixer.

Microphone 48v phantom power supply.

The neewer phantom power supply supplies 48v phantom power to any type of condenser microphone and routes the microphone signal to a mixer or a mic preamplifier giving you low noise audio performance in a compact package. Phantom power in the context of professional audio equipment is dc electric power transmitted through microphone cables to operate microphones that contain active electronic circuitry. Phantom power provides a 48v voltage to the condenser microphone but phantom power does not enhance the microphone sound quality and improve the normal volume. Features a single channel unit with balanced mic inputs and outputs to connect in line with your mic and mixer.

Phantom power supply nuosiya 2 channel 48v phantom power supply stable power supply improved shielding technology anti noise for any condenser microphone music recording equipment by nuosiya 26 88 26. Professional phantom power supply moukey 1 channel 48v phantom power with smt technology provides reliable and stable power for condenser microphones and transfer sound signal to sound card and audio mixer. Usb 48v phantom power supply. Microphone is not included.

Components and rugged construction will ensure this phantom power supply for mic stand up to the test and perform on all occasions. Low noise full frequency response. Condenser microphones made in the 1930s 1940s and 1950s required a special power supply to operate. 10ft 3m xlr audio cable universal xlr input and output compatible with all kinds of microphone music recording equipment.

On off power switch and led indicator. Provides a 48v voltage to the condenser microphone but it does not enhance the microphone sound quality and improve the normal volume. The pyle phantom power supply provides reliable 48v phantom power for any condenser microphones and transfer sound signal to sound card in a compact durable plastic housing single channel. In the 1960s work began on a new powering concept that would eliminate the need for a separate power supply.

Schoeps and neumann. The technique is also used in other applications where power supply and signal. Balanced mic inputs and outputs to connect in line with your mic and mixer. This power supply would often be located quite near the microphone and was usually large heavy and cumbersome.