The phantom power measures at 52V. Is this a problem? .: Focusrite Answerbase

I get a loud burst of noise when turning the phantom power on on my VoiceMaster Pro. Is this normal?
This owing to the capacitors charging and is normal. We suggest making sure your monitors are muted when switching on phantom power or when switching the unit on with phantom power switched in....
2005-08-05 Views: 4888

The Phantom power on my VoiceMaster Pro is not working. What can I do?
Firstly ensure that it is the phantom power and not something else that is causing the problem. Check that the mic and mic cable are not damaged. Use different mics that require phantom power to...
2005-08-05 Views: 3875

Will the OctoPre MkII supply phantom power to my microphone?
Yes, the two phantom power switches on the front panel turn on +48V phantom power to Mic inputs 1-4 and 5-8 separately. Phantom power is only sent to the XLR connectors on the combo input, so if a...
2009-09-14 Views: 3072

Can I use condenser mics and dynamic mics simultaneously with my Octopre LE? Will phantom power damage the dynamic mics?
The phantom power on the Octopre LE is globally switched in and out so if you are recording with condenser mics that require phantom power, any dynamic mics (that do not require phantom) that you...
2005-08-04 Views: 5379

The instrument/line LEDS on my Saffire are both showing 'INST', and I can't select 'LINE'. What do I do?
Your Saffire may be in Low Power mode. Try to unplug, and reconnect your Saffire's firewire connection. If you are using the external power supply provided, please disconnect this also, before...
2005-08-01 Views: 6509

The phantom power measures at 52V. Is this a problem?

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