Hi David,
Many thanks for your usual detailed and educational reply. Before I do any =
of what you have suggested, I'm going to wait to hear from Umashankar, who =
has experience of these mics.
Cheers
Max
--- In wrote:
>
> Max,
>
> I don't know this mic and haven't used an LS-10 so I'll be brief.
>
> The mic has an unbalanced output which means one wire is connected to
> ground. Make sure you don't have phantom power on as this will put 48V
> across the input as it is no longer "phantom". Phantom power is 48V appli=
ed
> equally to both input wires with respect to ground.
>
> To make the mic "balanced" or "floating" which would isolate the signal
> wires from ground, you would need a mic transformer in circuit. Balanced=
> means equal plus and minus inputs and floating means these inputs have no=
> connection with ground.
>
> One way to check it out would be to wire the mic with loose lesds or
> whatever into the live inputs without a ground connection. You will get h=
um
> and interference but it may give a clue to whether a transcformer would
> help.
>
> David Brinicombe
>
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