phantom power 48 volts

[xstatic]

If proper phantom power damages a nic, please don't blame the poor phantom power supply. Blame either the user or the cable

Now this is just wonderful. I received negative feedback on this post by someone who doesn't have the balls to claim it

out of curiosity.....what is wrong with this post? It's the truth. If "PROPER" phantom power is involved with damaging something, than it wasn't the phantom power that truly did it, but some other error.

 

[acorec]

If proper phantom power damages a nic, please don't blame the poor phantom power supply. Blame either the user or the cable

Pretty much sums it up. Phantom power can only hurt you if you:
1. Plug in ANY mic with the phantom power ON
2. Have a cable that is mis-wired or with a shorted conductor.


you got it exactly right.
BTW: Walters gave my some bad rep also in the mix thread. He does that for fun. Just ignore the rep system in general.

 

[xstatic]

I actually find it fairly amusing. Its just funny that posts that are actually right and really non offensive gets me a negative rep. Then there are times where i borderline lose my cool. I re-read my own post after its too late and think I should actually give myself a negative rep point

 

[snow lizard]

What's kind of funny is that I actually gave walters a positive rep point in this thread, and then I get a negative one...

Oh well. Last time I try to help walters, I guess.


sl

 

[crazydoc]

The phantom...

Yeah, I got a red chicklet for this one, but it's not walters. He has no rep power so he can't give rep (head maybe, but not rep.)

Anyway, it's somebody else - just some anonymous chickenshit.

 

[krs]

walters, did you ever get that midi problem worked out?

I wuz feelin' for ya

 

[wilkee]

I had a negative for posting in this thread as well??

Maybe someone is allergic to seeing "48V" in print. Oh Shit there goes some more Rep Points.

Tony