Hi there,
Plug-in power means that the mike itself doesn't have any power source, but feeds off
the recorder.
I'm not sure about the other questions. :)
Leon
On Thursday, December 28, 2000, at 03:24 PM, Mark A. Eschbach wrote:
Hi!
I'm new
"Mark A. Eschbach" wrote:
1. What is plug-in power and how does it differ from the standard 48v
phantom power used in condenser microphones?
It is about 3 volts or so and provides power to run a small condenser
mike. It will not run a mike that requires 48v phantum power.
2. Will a
tom kroto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am interested on comments about microphones used to record lectures
and random dialogue- radio, tv, etc. What has proven to be successful
in this function? I have a sharp md ms722. Thank you.
You might consider a set of our Low Cost Binaural mics.
