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Re: Which field recorders have plug-in power for microphones?
« Reply #15 on: November 20, 2006, 10:41:34 PM »
Edirol R-09               plug-in power
Edirol R4 / R4 Pro    48v
Fostex FR2             48
M-Audio MT 2496    30v
Martantz PMD 660   48v
Marantz PMD 671    48v
Sony D3                 plug-in power
Sony D7                 plug-in power
Sony D8                 plug-in power
Sony D10               plug-in power
Sound Devices 722  48v
Sound Devices 744  48v
Tascam DAP1         48v
Tascam HDP2         48v

I also have run in the past sony MD's (and friend used to run Sharp decks) and a sony M1 both of which supply plug-in power which is like 2.5v, you can also add the sony D100 which is the alternate version of the M1, it also has plug in power.  The HHB porta dats the 1000 and TC1000 provided 48volt phantom power.  The panasonic sv255 dat supplied phantom power as well.  The portable Teac dp20 (I think that what its name was) was the prosumer version of the Tascam DAP1, it too also supplied phantom power to mics.
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Re: Which field recorders have plug-in power for microphones?
« Reply #16 on: November 21, 2006, 10:24:38 AM »
Thanks, +T:

Edirol R-09               plug-in power
Edirol R4 / R4 Pro    48v
Fostex FR2             48v
HHB 1000              48v
HHB TC1000          48v
M-Audio MT 2496    30v
Martantz PMD 660   48v
Marantz PMD 671    48v
Panasonic SV255     48v
Sony D3                 plug-in power
Sony D7                 plug-in power
Sony D8                 plug-in power
Sony D10               plug-in power
Sony 100               plug-in power
Sony M1                plug-in power
Sony MD                plug-in power
Sound Devices 722  48v
Sound Devices 744  48v
Tascam DAP1         48v
Tascam HDP2         48v
Teac DP20             48v
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Re: Which field recorders have plug-in power for microphones?
« Reply #17 on: November 21, 2006, 05:08:17 PM »
measured 3,27 V plug in power on my iRiver iHP120
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Re: Which field recorders have plug-in power for microphones?
« Reply #18 on: November 21, 2006, 05:20:17 PM »
MiniDisc format is typically 2.38v

The plug-in-power standard is 1.5-10v DC

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Re: Which field recorders have plug-in power for microphones?
« Reply #19 on: November 21, 2006, 05:22:35 PM »
The portable Teac dp20 (I think that what its name was) was the prosumer version of the Tascam DAP1, it too also supplied phantom power to mics.

that deck was actually called the Teac DA-P20

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Re: Which field recorders have plug-in power for microphones?
« Reply #20 on: November 21, 2006, 06:47:50 PM »
Recorders and the power they supply to microphones


Aaton Cantar-X        48v
Edirol R-09               plug-in power
Edirol R4 / R4 Pro    48v
Fostex FR2             48v
HHB 1000              48v
HHB Portadrive       48v
HHB TC1000          48v
iRiver iHP120          plug-in power
M-Audio MT 2496    30v
Martantz PMD 660   48v
Marantz PMD 671    48v
Nagra V                 48v
Nagra Ares BB+       48v
Panasonic SV255     48v
Sonosax MiniR82      48v
Sony D3                 plug-in power
Sony D7                 plug-in power
Sony D8                 plug-in power
Sony D10               plug-in power
Sony 100               plug-in power
Sony M1                plug-in power
Sony MD                plug-in power
Sound Devices 722  48v
Sound Devices 744  48v
Tascam DAP1         48v
Tascam HDP2         48v
Teac DA-P20          48v
Zaxcom Deva V       48v

Notes:
MiniDisc format is typically 2.38v
The plug-in-power standard is 1.5-10v DC


Edit: to add more recorders to the list.
Thanks for all the help. I will contine to add more as I get more responses.
« Last Edit: November 21, 2006, 07:29:48 PM by Chuck »
Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.

Microphones: AKG C 480 B comb-ULS/ CK 61/ CK 63, Sennheiser MKE 2 elements,  Audix M1290-o, Micro capsule active cables w/ Naiant PFA's, Naiant MSH-1O, Naiant AKG Active cables, Church CA-11 (cardioid), (1) Nady SCM-1000 (mod)
Pre-amps: Naiant littlebox, Naiant littlekit v2.0, BM2p+ Edirol UA-5, Church STC-9000
Recorders: Sound Devices MixPre-6, iRiver iHP-120 (Rockboxed & RTC mod)

Recordings on the LMA: http://www.archive.org/bookmarks/ChuckM
Recording website & blog: http://www.timebetweenthenotes.com

 

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