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Rode D Power Plug - Experiences?

Post by Barry Jive » Sun Nov 19, 2006 12:46 pm

Hey Gang,

I was considering buying this for quieter sources with an SM7 and my old shure ribbon mic. My only real concern is a loss of signal integrity and added noise. Any good or bad experiences to share?

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Post by ctmsound » Sun Nov 19, 2006 10:22 pm

I've used 'em. They're great for mics like an SM58 and are very clean and quiet.

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Post by joel hamilton » Mon Nov 20, 2006 7:37 am

I have been wondering about those things.. seems like a fun idea.. a pre-preamp...
how many would i have to stack up in series to not use a mic pre at all?






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Post by Barry Jive » Mon Nov 20, 2006 10:10 am

joel hamilton wrote:I have been wondering about those things.. seems like a fun idea.. a pre-preamp...
how many would i have to stack up in series to not use a mic pre at all?






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My impression is they run off phantom power, which is actually pretty brilliant. It prevents the dynamics from being damaged by the annoying global phantom power on my Onyx 400f. As a result however, I don't think 48v would do it for three of these in a row. Who knows though...

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Post by Soundmonkey » Wed Nov 22, 2006 8:33 pm

My impression is they run off phantom power, which is actually pretty brilliant. It prevents the dynamics from being damaged by the annoying global phantom power on my Onyx 400f. As a result however, I don't think 48v would do it for three of these in a row. Who knows though...
If it doesn't pass phantom, then you coudn't chain them together as the ones on the mic side wouldn't get power.

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