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May 13th, 2009, 08:46 AM
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Sennheiser MZA900P - hiss
Hi
I have a Sennheiser MZA 900P inline pre-amp, to connect any mic which plugs into an SK100 transmitter to an XLR socket. However, it seems to be generating significantly more hiss than when the same mic is connected through a transmitter and receiver to the same recorder. I have tried an ME2 and MKE2, and used an EX1 and Zoom H4 as recorder. I have had the MZA 900P plugged straight in and on the end of a 10 m XLR cable and in all cases, with the MZA 900P there is significant hiss and with the transmitter and receiver, virtually none. Is this normal or is my MZA 900P faulty? N |
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May 14th, 2009, 02:47 PM
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The MZA 900P is *not* a pre-amp.
All it does is to balance the microphone and enable it to be powered from 48V phantom power. The output is still mic. level and needs to be plugged into a balanced mic. input that is putting out 48V phantom power.
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