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<blockquote data-quote="Peter Morris" data-source="post: 90055" data-attributes="member: 652">Re: Mounting DI&#039;s and WAP&#039;s in dog houseThe only issue with phantom power is damaging whatever you plug into to it. The phantom power is connected to the XLR pins 2 &amp;3 via a couple of relatively high value resistors …around 6K8 ohms and can sustain an indefinite short on the XLR.If you had an XLR output connector on your iPad, everyone would just plug straight into the input. Thats what we all do with our radio mics, we don&#039;t DI them. The phantom power in these situations can still be an issue if the output circuitry is not robust. .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter Morris, post: 90055, member: 652"] Re: Mounting DI's and WAP's in dog house [COLOR=#000000][FONT=Calibri][SIZE=3]The only issue with phantom power is damaging whatever you plug into to it. The phantom power is connected to the XLR pins 2 &3 via a couple of relatively high value resistors …around 6K8 ohms and can sustain an indefinite short on the XLR. [/SIZE][SIZE=3]If you had an XLR output connector on your iPad, everyone would just plug straight into the input. Thats what we all do with our radio mics, we don't DI them. The phantom power in these situations can still be an issue [/SIZE][SIZE=3]if the output circuitry is not robust.[/SIZE][SIZE=3] .[/SIZE] [/FONT][/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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