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Gear / Technical Help => Battery Boxes, Preamps, Mixers, ADCs, and Processors => Topic started by: robkismet on November 05, 2005, 05:35:43 AM
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Can't seem to find much feedback on this, but it looks cool to me. Super stealth power (http://www.soundprofessionals.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/SP-SPSB-9). Thinking of maybe grabbing one of these and some eBay DPA 4061s to go into a Hi-MD line-in. Anyone know if this would be a good/bad idea?
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I may have missed it but the one thing I'd be interested in would be a battery life estimate.
Good luck.
taken from SP...
# Extremely small and compact - attaches to your keychain like a car remote.
# Uses 12 volt long life battery, included
# 50 hour battery life, depending on microphones used
# Output cable is terminated with high quality right angle male 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo goldplated miniplugs
# Available with an optional in-line level control
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6v per? I'd like to see it pump just a little more if that's the case. Nice idea though.
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6v per? I'd like to see it pump just a little more if that's the case. Nice idea though.
As someone who knows little about electronics but is currently trying to educate myself to make a 3 wire battery ox for my AT853's I think the 12V battery would supply 12V to each mic as they are in parallel. Of course if I'm talking bollocks please tell me as it helps my "education".
I must say I would then worry that 12V is a little to hot to supply AT mics which Sound Professionals mainly use, but those little batteries would certainly be good for a stealth setup if they supply a reasonable ammount of mAhr.
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6v per? I'd like to see it pump just a little more if that's the case. Nice idea though.
As someone who knows little about electronics but is currently trying to educate myself to make a 3 wire battery ox for my AT853's I think the 12V battery would supply 12V to each mic as they are in parallel. Of course if I'm talking bollocks please tell me as it helps my "education".
I must say I would then worry that 12V is a little to hot to supply AT mics which Sound Professionals mainly use, but those little batteries would certainly be good for a stealth setup if they supply a reasonable ammount of mAhr.
Wouldn't there need to be two batteries then?
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I don't think so as the mics are in parallel in the circuit. Having said that perhaps someone like Poorlyconditioned who seems to know his stuff would like to comment.
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i use 12v with my cmc-8's and works just fine with my home made batterybox
http://taperssection.com/index.php?topic=38094.0
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6v per? I'd like to see it pump just a little more if that's the case. Nice idea though.
As someone who knows little about electronics but is currently trying to educate myself to make a 3 wire battery ox for my AT853's I think the 12V battery would supply 12V to each mic as they are in parallel. Of course if I'm talking bollocks please tell me as it helps my "education".
I must say I would then worry that 12V is a little to hot to supply AT mics which Sound Professionals mainly use, but those little batteries would certainly be good for a stealth setup if they supply a reasonable ammount of mAhr.
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It says on the website it supplies 12v to the mics.