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Join Date: May 2006
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Hi everybody!
Thatīa very important question, so please help me.... Whatīs the big difference between condenser and tube microphones? I hope thatīs the right forum. Thx Mike |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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Generally, a tube microphone is a condenser microphone that uses a tube (often a 12AX7 or similar) for gain and to help drive the mic cable. Condenser mics that don't use tubes have a FET or op-amp to do the same task. The catch (cost aside) is that tube condenser mics require a dedicated external power supply, while solid state condenser mics can run off standard 48V "phantom power" provided by the mic preamp.
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