Was thinking of getting some phantom adaptors to run DPA's off of a pmd660, i belive they need 5v's or more, but what is too much voltage? What is the output of Samson PM4, or other adaptors. Wouldn't want to fry the mics.
Thanks
You really cant use these phantom adaptors with your mics.. I would build the dpa circuit to power your mics from phantom power this post is somewhere on this site. The impedance of these mics is very low.
Http://www.dpamicrophones.com/module.php?MID=101&itemid=4061-BM&function=pspecification
QuotePower supply:
Min. 5 V - max 50 V through DPA adapter
So is there anyway of using the dpa's straight into a 660, or will i need a 9100, batt box, to go inbetween them
Thanks
Quote from: paulbaptiste on January 15, 2009, 01:56:32 PM
So is there anyway of using the dpa's straight into a 660, or will i need a 9100, batt box, to go inbetween them
Thanks
you can use the dpa microdot>xlr phantom adapters if your mics terminate in microdots
This is the DPA schematic for the phantom power adapter they use for the DPA DAD6001-BC.
It does not change the sound of your mics.
or a 9100 :)
Quote from: paulbaptiste on January 15, 2009, 01:56:32 PM
So is there anyway of using the dpa's straight into a 660, or will i need a 9100, batt box, to go inbetween them
Thanks
Buy the 9100 and run line-in. It's technically not going "straight into a 660" but you'll be amazed at the sound and it's only a tad more expensive than a plain ol' battery box. Worth every single buck you'll spend.
My $0.02
^ Thanks for all the input. I have a 9100 w/ minixlr's, and getting the 4061's changed over to minixlr's also