Neewer 1-Channel 48V Phantom Power Supply with Adapter, BONUS+XLR 3 Pin Microphone Cable for Any Condenser Microphone Music Recording Equipment (8 feet)

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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Neewer 1-Channel 48V Phantom Power Supply has become an essential part of my music recording equipment. Paired with the included 8-foot XLR microphone cable, it’s a fantastic addition to any studio setup.The phantom power supply is compact yet powerful. It provides the necessary 48V power to condenser microphones, ensuring they function at their best. It’s simple to use, and the included adapter ensures compatibility with various devices.The bonus XLR microphone cable is a significant value addition. It’s well-constructed and provides a reliable connection between my microphone and audio interface.The combination of the phantom power supply and microphone cable has significantly improved the quality of my recordings. It eliminates the need for batteries or external power sources, simplifying my setup and enhancing the audio capture.For anyone using condenser microphones in their recording setup, the Neewer 1-Channel 48V Phantom Power Supply and XLR microphone cable are a winning combination. They provide consistent, high-quality power and connectivity, making them a must-have for music recording enthusiasts. Highly recommended!

Plenty of power for a strong signal on condenser mics that need phantom power, where you're not using a mixer to supply it. I really really love the "slow start" circuitry which slowly increases phantom power, without creating a pop... at least it hasn't in the initial uses so far, and that's Awesome. Pops when connecting/disconnecting a line that has phantom power applied, really distracts the audience and is jolting to them.Highly recommended.It has a blue LED in front to show that the power supply is connected and plugged in... helpful.My one request is that they add an LED to show when the unit itself is powered on or off.Since it doesn't, I used a colored sharpie on the white power button (a fairly long-throw latching switch, not a relay-driven momentary switch) to denote which is on or off. See pics.[you just need a small phillips screwdriver, and red & green "sharpie" permanent marker pens.]1) Mark all the visible area of the switch when pushed in (ON), with green sharpie pen.2) take unit out of box/cover, (8 small phillips screws).3) mark the rest of the power button with red sharpie.4) put unit back in box.5) relabel if you desire.6) test.

I bought this to pair it with my Rode NT1 and it works flawlessly. The sound is perfect and there is no buzzing or harsh noises when I talk into my microphone. It also includes an XLR which is helpful but you will need to purchase a separate XLR to USB if your plugging into a computer or if your plugging it in to a audio interface then you would need another XLR cable. Overall great product and cheap 100% recommend this product.

I recently bought a microphone for my iMac for making videos for my website and didn't realize that the microphone needed its own power supply. After a bit of research I found this power supply and decided to try it and I am glad I did.The Neewer 1 Channel 48V phantom power supply is easy to hookup to your microphone. I tested it out and have no feedback or other issues with any of it. One tip, you may already know this, is to get your microphone to work you have to remember to go into your settings on your computer and turn on the microphone instead of using the computer's microphone, but that's about all there is to it.Along with this power supply I got the Excelvan BM-800 microphone and love it (I have a review on it and you can see more tips in that review), and the Sabrent USB External Stereo Sound Adapter ($6.00), and the Neewer Adjustable Suspension Boom arm. That's all I have needed for it to work with my iMac. I wasn't sure if I needed the soundcard but I did so I am glad for the $6 I got it. If you have a Mac you may need it as you may also have one input / output line for audio and this external soundcard will help so your can connect your microphone. Once connected go to Settings, Sound and look for USB Sound Card and click on that to make the microphone the default instead of the builtin microphone.*Tip: Ignore other reviews that say to get the XLR male to female microphone cord as it's included with this power supply.I was not paid for this review nor did I receive any merchandise for free. This is all me and I hope I helped!

Another hit from Neewer! I’m setting up a music recording environment in which my current mixer provides 48v phantom power to all inputs but I am also using wireless receivers that don’t need or want phantom power. For my smaller setup, I want to use a condenser for vocals and this does the trick! My instruments don’t need phantom and I can leave the phantom off from the mixer.The mic signal does require a little more gain using this versus being directly connected to the mixer on phantom. It’s not bad enough for a cloud lifter as I have plenty of gain available on the mixer. The noise level seems to be very low and unnoticeable.

I bought this for a room mate that's started streaming. It seems to be working. However minutes after turning the new one on, the power light blinked and went out. While it seems to be working still it's unnerving not having that on to know if it fails at sometime. I had bought this same unit before for myself back in January, and mine is still running well. Not sure if he'll want to "tuff it out" and hope for the best or try for an exchange or return.Hopefully it continues to work fine. I can update the review then if it looks to be good or fails

We bought a podium at an auction and it had a mike and a gooseneck for a mike because the microphone didnt work. Well now it does after installing this. Unit powers up and down silently. Very nice but we oaid a lot more for this than the entire podium. Very happy.