Shure SM7B Microphone "mic power" Questions

...use phantom power on this mic, even though it's a condenser mic, since it's a tube mic wich have their own power supply you don't need phantom power on them and in fact it may damage its power

...power that feeds the mic .. This will come from either mixers [small cheap ones..but check it has XLR mic input with phantom power] or from a stand alone pre amp or audio interfaces with built in ...

...mic's power source into the Apogee duet? any thoughts?! I'm learning...this is somewhat new to me- trying to get started recording a home album. Looking forward to suggestions...thanks! The cables ...

mic diaphram unit, or pickup 2) The processor amplifier module 3) The power switch 4) The rear connector Some mics have a matching transformer on the output section before the connector. If you have a

...power the mic. Some soundcards provide 'phantom power' of 5 volts. That's only enough voltage to power a 'computer mic' - you know, those little mics that are not much bigger ...

mic. It needs power. The power is supplied by the mixer. It is known as phantom power because it travels up the mic cable from the mixer to the mic. Make sure your mixer has phantom power switched on.

...is connected to a console with phantom power. The mic does not need a battery. But it does require phantom power. Contact the mixer manufacturer to find out how to turn on phantom power on your

...the HS will use it, mics that don't will ignore it. Without phantom power though the mic will not function. Standard mic wiring is pin 1 GRD, Pin 2 Hot, Pin3 Neutral. No resistance is needed. Good ...

...) or some other flavor of Phantom Power Inserter ( http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/242696-REG/Audix_APS_911_APS911_Phantom_Power_Supply.html ) to supply the 48 volts the mic

...power on Had Mic on standby when all of a sudden it poped and started sending static to the mixer (alesis multimix fire wire). ive swapped cords and the only thing that aleavited the static was ...