Read up on Jay Rose's columns, archives and books on how to do this. It would also be helpful if it maintains the balanced connection from the mixer for the greatest possible distance, incorporates a blocking capacitor to remove any DC voltage that's present on the mic jack and maintains the stereo separation from the mixer to the camera's two recording channels. So for future use you'll need to carefully check the specs on mics.įor your original question, you'll need to make or buy a device that can attenuate the output of your mixer by about 50db. It is true that this lower phantom voltage won't work with mics that require full 48 volt phantom power. The K6/ME66 will run between 12 and 48 volts. Your AT815b runs fine at phantom levels of 9 to 52 volts.
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