David Ennis |
July 16th, 2006 11:01 AM |
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Originally Posted by John Rofrano
Ditto. I read the whole thing.
Fred, Just to add to what Steve said: I have at AT897 which gives hotter output on 48v phantom power from my Sony Z1U than it does using the internal battery. So I know first hand that the phantom voltage definitely affects the output of the mic.
I stand by my comment. The mic will perform better with 48v than 12v phantom power...
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No, my first hand experience is that it won't. And your first hand exprerience doesn't contradict that. What you learned is that 1.5V battery operation vs. 48V phantom operation definitely affects the output of the AT897.
1.5V battery power is pretty low, they probably couldn't compensate for that with the circuitry. And that's why AT specs two different sensitivities for the AT897, one for 11-48V phantom, and a lower one for battery--consistent with your experience.
They only spec one sensitivity for the AT3031--consistent with my experience.
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