Mic eliminator question

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warlok1965

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Hey guys, I have searched but have not found an answer for this. I installed a mic eliminator on my TM212, and it works great so far. This upcoming weekend I will but using a different PA setup and I'm wondering if the mic eliminator requires phantom power to work? (Yes I know I can test this but I won't be able to until I am there at the venue and I need to know beforehand). Or can it go directly into an unbalanced XLR input like you might find on a DI box?

Thanks!
 
warlok1965":mq55pmds said:
Hey guys, I have searched but have not found an answer for this. I installed a mic eliminator on my TM212, and it works great so far. This upcoming weekend I will but using a different PA setup and I'm wondering if the mic eliminator requires phantom power to work? (Yes I know I can test this but I won't be able to until I am there at the venue and I need to know beforehand). Or can it go directly into an unbalanced XLR input like you might find on a DI box?

Thanks!
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No phantom power required. It acts just like a DI box.

Eric
 
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