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splitter and 48V phantom powering

Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 4:14 pm
by nipper_Archive
Hello,
just now I tried to connect a condenser mic through a passive splitter (it has a transformer inside) and phantom from the mixers does'nt go in. Tried with both mixers, nothing happens. I measured the voltage at the splitter with a tester and there is nothing between ground and hot or ground and cold...what is this???
Bypassing the splitter all is OK.
Any suggestion?

splitter and 48V phantom powering

Posted: Sat Feb 09, 2008 12:08 pm
by mixedupsteve_Archive
nipper wrote:Hello,
just now I tried to connect a condenser mic through a passive splitter (it has a transformer inside) and phantom from the mixers does'nt go in. Tried with both mixers, nothing happens. I measured the voltage at the splitter with a tester and there is nothing between ground and hot or ground and cold...what is this???
Bypassing the splitter all is OK.
Any suggestion?


Most splitters have a direct connection and an isolated one. If you don't have a direct connection then you can use a y cord splitter for that one mic. Connect one split to the mixer that supplies phantom power and the other side to the iso splitter input.