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Gear / Technical Help => Ask The Tapers => Topic started by: stigs on July 11, 2005, 12:06:39 PM
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Hello.
I have been taping with a pair of 1000's for close to a year now. Just recently I purchased a ua-5 for laptop taping.
Getting a chance to use it for the first time this Wed. and had a simple question.
To take advantage of the ua-5's phantom power, do I need to have the 9V battery in the mics and the switch set to on? Or will that somehow 'override' the phantom power from the ua-5?
Thanks for your time.
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i ran c1000s > ua5 for just at a year as well.......but, i never used the phantom power. i always just ran the 9v batt.
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Doesn't the phantom power from the ua-5 provide an increase in sound quality (es. in loud environments)?
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i only use mine with phantom power. why worry about carrying batteries when you can use the full 48v phantom power in the UA-5 instead of 9v batteries?
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I know, but do you have to have batteries in and switched to 'on' for it to take the phantom power?
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I know, but do you have to have batteries in and switched to 'on' for it to take the phantom power?
No. The mic does not have to have a battery in it and it does not have to be turned on.
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my friend ran those mics into a V3 and when the battery was in, the phantom didn't work, but when the batterys were out the phantom worked
jon
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honestly...i just never thought to run the c1000s w/ the phantom power..... ::)
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1000's>v3 thats a weird setup ???
thats like putting michelin tires on a rolls royce ;D
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1000's>v3 thats a weird setup ???
thats like putting michelin tires on a rolls royce ;D
True :bigsmile:
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Well I played around with it a bit today and you can run the Phantom without the 9V in the mics, but the switch has to be on.
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1000's>v3 thats a weird setup ???
thats like putting michelin tires on a rolls royce ;D
True :bigsmile:
True indeed, but there have been some really, really good tapes made with this setup.
Do a search over at the LMA for "Steven Gatto" (this may be who ya'll are talking about), he ran that for over a year, and has a couple dozen Derek Trucks shows on the archive - and they're all fantastic.