I plan on using this with an Audio-Technica AT2035, with frooty lops as my DAW. Will this supply enough power for the at?
1367916
the phantom power should be sufficient for your condenser mic. I wouldn't count on using this interface for anything more than a demo though.
1367917
Your microphone uses generic phantom power. Actually phantom voltage. The current draw of the mic is nearly zero and hence very low power. I use several different Audio Technical mics with phantom power and they work fine with this usb powered M-Audio adapter. It's a nice little unit that fits well in my laptop bag.
1222013
Yes it will, but you need a 48 volte phantom power supply to use that mic, other wise it will not work. hope that helps you. =3 DJ. Minght
131340
if your mixer has +48 volt power(phantom)This mic needs +48 power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if so, you should be sweet??????????????????????
228006
It will be fine. It's actually more than you need. Assuming you have a true 1100 watt rms amplifier, and correct wire sizes , clean connections , these drivers are only rated at 400 rms I think. So if your only running one be cautious on how much gain you use. Just remember it's distortion that kills drivers not to much power. Good luck
164176
It fits the AT2035 that I use. If you bought it with an Audio Technica shock mount you should be good. They are compatible with two different sizes because of the little bit that they supply that you can screw on the end for a smaller thread size. This stand also comes with its own mic holder that you can screw off if that doesn't work.
2164367
The AT2035 is a condenser Mic that requires a 48 volt phantom power source to operate. This cable cannot provide phantom power and may only be used eith dynamic mics.
107463
Shouldn't be a problem at all. I would definitely get the radio shack power supply others recommend in the reviews, and I switched out the stock tube with a Mullard so now this baby sings! Hope this helps.
2107014
i really don't know if that amp could power these...i have 4 of them with 2 tweeters and i power them with a 2400.4 planet audio and it sound awesome.
1268416
This should totally work for your needs. Ive had no problem at all with mine. I use it to record and play digital synth through a PA.
1259318
this mic needs +48 volts(phantom power), you will need a pre-amp with phantom power that will work with reason(most will but check with maker)
1207088
Yes, Zach! It will need an audio amplifier with, at least, 5 watts of audio output power into 4 to 8 ohms impedance. Good luck.
2281941
I paired this card with a 400 watt power supply, and that's about as low as power supplies go. So I'd say you're safe with at least 400 watts.
651719
In my opinion the Pyramid PS15KX 10 will power a modest sound power amplifier for your garage music requirement.If the power demand is for the sound system that vibrates your car and the roof of cars beside you at a traffic light I would not recommend this power supply.
2162224
Yes it should be fine, that speaker doesn't require a lot of power and this puts out a decent amount of power to power speakers such as the one you mentioned.
1810082
Yes it will. Those are the exact headphones I have, which I am using this with...along with a Tascam port-a-studio. You're good to go!
274545
I feel I can safely say no here. Most audio amps that require dual supplies of the same voltage tend to require negative voltage on one pole, AKA a ground, 12v, and -12v..this power supply does not have a negative voltage output. If it requires two independant 12v rails, still no - this power supply has a single 12v rail with multiple taps. The only suitable usage for this power supply would be single-rail 12v applications. I hope that takes care of your question - if not, please provide more detail such as model or part number of the amplifier in question.
459776
You should be okay with that. Just be sure not to overpower it or you will blow the sub. I've used underpowered amps on mine and they sound amazing!