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 A condenser microphone. Though modern electret-based microphones no longer require a DC polarizing voltage, they still need power for an internal amplifier required to drive long cables into low impedance inputs |
Phantom power, in the context of professional audio equipment, is a method for transmitting DC electric power through microphone cables to operate microphones that contain active electronic circuitry.
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| The Schoeps CMT 20 microphone of 1964 — the world'... The Schoeps CMT 20 microphone of 1964 — the world's first phantom-powered microphone www.schoepsclassics.de/1964_cmt20.htm - Web |
| Phantom Powering — Balanced Lines, Phantom Powerin... Phantom Powering — Balanced Lines, Phantom Powering, Grounding, and Other Arcane Mysteries www.mackie.com/pdf/arcane_mysteries.pdf - Web |
| Powering microphones — a collection of information... Powering microphones — a collection of information and circuits for powering electret microphone capsules www.epanorama.net/circuits/microphone_powering.html - Web |
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| Microphone Design and Operation — contains alterna... Microphone Design and Operation — contains alternative condenser microphone powering techniques including T-power/12T/A-B powering/DIN 45595 en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Acoustics/Microphone_Design_and_Operation - Web |
| DIY tester — for the presence of phantom power and... DIY tester — for the presence of phantom power and limited wiring testing caseyconnor.org/jl/phantastic - Web |
