Does anyone know if this thing can be powered by DC? I glanced at the manual and did not see anything about it running on DC.
No. Half of it is a standard transformer based power supply, giving 6V, 130V and 200V to the mic end as used by different types of mics. The other half is a unbalanced to balanced converter (as the mics are unbalanced out).
Gunnar
Quote from: ghellquist on December 25, 2005, 05:33:19 AM
No. Half of it is a standard transformer based power supply, giving 6V, 130V and 200V to the mic end as used by different types of mics. The other half is a unbalanced to balanced converter (as the mics are unbalanced out).
Gunnar
Where did ou find this info? I've been searching hi and low.
Not looking here everyday I missed your question.
The DPA website has a lot of information on their products, such as data sheets and pinouts. Look at
http://www.dpamicrophones.com
I also opened up mine to look.
Gunnar
Quote from: ghellquist on January 05, 2006, 07:35:03 AM
Not looking here everyday I missed your question.
The DPA website has a lot of information on their products, such as data sheets and pinouts. Look at
http://www.dpamicrophones.com
I also opened up mine to look.
Gunnar
Thank you sir!