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recommed a phantom power supply to me!
i need a phantom power supply for using my condenser mic at home. i only need to power one mic and i want something high-quality that's extreamly low-noise.
any suggestions would be much appreciated! Last edited by ben_murphy; 02.18.07 at 2:08 PM. |
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Why not get a good mic pre with phantom power like the Groove Tubes Brick? I've used one on vocals and acoustic guitar and it was a very, very nice pre. Much nicer than the Mackie pre's on the board we were using for tracking.
If you have a good mic pre's on your console already (although I can't think of a console that has great pre-amps but no 24V or 48V phantom power -- can anyone else?) phantom power boxes are cheap an easy to come by because unlike the pre-amp they're easy to make and don't really play a roll in how things sound. You can try a higher voltage power supply to see if it gives your mic more headroom.
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If you don't need a preamp I know ART makes a phantom power generator for like $20 or so.
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