Question po about condenser mic

[pedge22]

Mga sir, my question is gagana po ba ang condenser mic like nady cm90 pag walang phantom power ang mixer? 

[killswitch]

hindi, pero kung my, mic input yung mixer most certainly merong +48v(phantom power) switch yun.

i may be wrong though.

[pedge22]

tnx po sa reply sir killswitch.

kung isa lang po ang switch ng phantom power sa mixer, hindi sya per channel, makaka apekto po ba sa ibang mic na hinde condenser?

[fenderboyy]

+1

[killswitch]

depende kung:

 yung ibang mic ay dynamic na balanced, hindi maapektuhan.
 yung ibang mic ay dynamic na unbalanced maapektuhan.

[pedge22]

depende kung:

 yung ibang mic ay dynamic na balanced, hindi maapektuhan.
 yung ibang mic ay dynamic na unbalanced maapektuhan.

Meron po bang dynamic mic na balanced/unbalanced? o depende lang sa cord/cable na gamit?

[moogerfooger]

Mga sir, my question is gagana po ba ang condenser mic like nady cm90 pag walang phantom power ang mixer? 

depende sir kung kelangan nya ng phantom power. kung required at wlang phantom power ang mixer mo, malamang hinde.

nady cm90 small diaphragm condenser requires 48v phantom power sir

[pedge22]

Thanks po sa info mga sir. 

[KitC]

depende kung:

 yung ibang mic ay dynamic na balanced, hindi maapektuhan.
 yung ibang mic ay dynamic na unbalanced maapektuhan.

Phantom power is usually routed through the XLR mic connections of the mixer. Unbalanced dynamics are often 1/4" TS (PL) type so they shouldn't be affected by phantom power. If your mixer doesn't offer phantom power, you can get an external phantom power supply like this:

http://www.zzounds.com/item--ARTPHANIII

[LouieAzcona]

tingin ka sa audiophile, may mga stand-alone phantom powers dun... tanong ko din dati yan eh... 

[pedge22]

Phantom power is usually routed through the XLR mic connections of the mixer. Unbalanced dynamics are often 1/4" TS (PL) type so they shouldn't be affected by phantom power.

Thanks for the reply Sir Mod.

Sir, Is it possible to damaged a non condenser mic like sm58, when it is being plugged to a mixer with a +48v phontom power? Isa lang po kc ang switch ng phantom power d2 sa isang mixer na gamit ko, hindi per channel, so think if I turn it on, all of the mic inputs will be supplied by +48V.?? Tama po ba yun? O kung sinong mic lang ang nangangailang, yun lang ang bibigyan nya ng supply? hehehe pwede ba yun?

Censya na po medyo baguhan po ako sa recording. I just want this clear in my mind para di ako makasira ng equipment. Thanks po.   

tingin ka sa audiophile, may mga stand-alone phantom powers dun... tanong ko din dati yan eh... 

Thanks sa info sir Louie,  kailangan ko nga yan para dun sa luma kong mixer. Tnx.

[KitC]

Sir, Is it possible to damaged a non condenser mic like sm58, when it is being plugged to a mixer with a +48v phantom power?

You can turn on phantom power even when an SM58 is plugged in. They have been designed to 'ignore' phantom power, so to speak. what you should be careful of are unbalanced mics that use 1/4" to XLR adapters. The way phantom power is configured, it applies 48VDC on pins 2 and 3 in an XLR with pin 1 as the ground. The XLR adapters might apply that voltage to the tip and sleeve of the PL which can damage your mic, the mixer channel or your mixer's phantom power circuit.

[Tarkuz Toccata]

tingin ka sa audiophile, may mga stand-alone phantom powers dun... tanong ko din dati yan eh... 

maraming salamat! 



S-phantom - 48 Volt Phantom Power Supply

The S-phantom gives you an in the field, on location solution for powering your condenser microphones that need 48 volt power.

• 2 Channel 48 Volt phantom power supply
• 2 Balanced XLR mic inputs
• 2 Balanced XLR and 1/4” mic outputs
• AC adapter included

[pedge22]

haaay ngaun lang ako nakabalik. 

Thanks po sa lahat ng nagreply sa questions ko. Malinaw na po ang lahat. 

Sir Kit. super thanks to you!!!