Figure D.10 Digi 002 Rear Panel.
Looking at the rear panel, you will find the inputs at the right and the outputs at the left.
The first four inputs accept either microphones through XLR connectors or line- or
instrument-level inputs through 1/4-in. jack connectors. Two switches are provided for
48-V phantom power—the first switches this on for inputs 1 and 2, whereas the second
switches it on for inputs 3 and 4.
This is something of a limitation if you only have one microphone that needs phantom
power. Fortunately, most dynamic microphones are not usually harmed if phantom power
is applied, even they do not need this. Unfortunately, ribbon microphones can be
damaged if you apply phantom power—so take care!
Note
So-called phantom power is used to supply the 48-V typically used to power capacitor
microphones directly through the microphone audio cables. Examples include the large-
diaphragm studio types like the AKG C414 or Neumann U87 models.
Inputs 5, 6, 7, and 8 just have 1/4-in. jack connectors, but individual switches are
provided for +4 dBu or –10 dBV operation. An Alternate Source Input for direct
monitoring of −10 dBV audio equipment, such as tape players or CD players, is provided
through a pair of RCA/phono sockets for left and right channels.
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