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Battery Preamp needed
I am looking for a battery operated preamp. Can anyone help me by
suggesting one? Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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For how many mic's? XLR? Do you need
phantom?
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I seriously don't think you will be able to beat this offering. Check it out. Built like a brick outhouse and great specs to match.

http://www.sounddevices.com/products/mp1master.htm
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I seriously don't think you will be able to beat this offering. Check it out. Built like a brick outhouse and great specs to match.

http://www.sounddevices.com/products/mp1master.htm
Beat me to it! Only one of this quality I know about.
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I seriously don't think you will be able to beat this offering. Check it out. Built like a brick outhouse and great specs to match.

http://www.sounddevices.com/products/mp1master.htm
How about this!

http://www.sounddevices.com/products/mx2master.htm



I use the MixPre for both remote and studio work. It came highly recommended (by mike maker David Josephson) as an excellent clean two-channel mike preamp in that price range, and oh, by the way, happens to be a battery-powered two channel field mixer, to boot.

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Can some electronics person explain how this unit can generate +48V of phantom power from 2x1.5V AA batteries? Just curious.
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Can some electronics person explain how this unit can generate +48V of phantom power from 2x1.5V AA batteries? Just curious.
With a DC converter.
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Short list of battery powered pre-amps:

Edirol UA-5 (also an A/D converter)
Denecke PS-2 with Denecke AD-20 (also an A/D converter)
Apogee Mini-MP
Apogee Mini-Me (also an A/D converter)
Grace Designs V2
Grace Designs V3 (also an A/D converter)
Oade M148
Oade M118
Sanosax SX-M2

Check over here for lots of talk on the subject of field use microphone pre-amps:
http://taperssection.com/index.php?board=4.0
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Beyerdynamic makes one....MV-100 maybe?
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