On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 4:57 AM, Jatinder Singh <> wrote:
> Rob, Thank you. I asked about the PIP voltage because I am looking into
> using a hydrophone from Cetacean research, and the hydrophone,SQ26-08,
> requires at least 2V to work- according to Joe, who I guess own the compa=
ny.
> The question is if .4 volts will be enough to operate the hydrophone?
>
You could always invest in a plug-in power box from Sound Professionals, an=
d
use the recorder of your choice; they also make boxes that combine plug-in
power and preamplification, so you can use the line level input of your
recorder. With an RH1 I would just supply plug-in power as the preamps are
so good on the RH1.
They also now make a $70 cable that adapts phantom power to plug in power,
so you could use a recorder with phantom power and XLR inputs like the
FR-2LE... I got one of those cables but haven't tested it out yet, my
11-week-old daughter is sell the center of my universe... :)
aaron
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