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External power for mics?
by rick pearl on Jul 17, 2008 at 4:42:07 am

Sorry for having to ask this:

1.) How can you determine if a mic needs power to operate?
2.) I want to plug a mic into a mac using an XLR on one end and the computer mic input on the other. Is the idea that it will work though it needs some type of power to make the volume louder? I tried it and it seemed to work. I'm trying to understand why some mics need power.

Thanks.


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