| Subject: | Re: AT-8022 |
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| From: | "Gregory O'Drobinak" gmo_dunes= |
2 Date: Sun Apr 28, 2013 9:22 am ((PDT)) Max: You cannot run the AT-8022 with PIP! The data sheet says quite clearly that the only two power options are to ei= ther use an internal battery with the unbalanced cable and no external power sou= rce (I posted the pinout fro that cable) or use the proper balanced cables (not= what I posted) with phantom power. Applying voltage to the mic pins using an unbalanced cable will damage the mic. It is important to always read the manual completely and carefully before u= sing new gear. Otherwise, you investment may become toast. Greg |
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