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Phantom Power Damage Sm7B. Phantom power for shure sm7b here the sm7b is pictured with the ssl2+ audio interface and does not require 48v. You do not need 48v of phantom power for the shure sm7b unless you are using an inline preamp like a cloudlifter, fethead, dynamite, etc. The mic won't degrade or anything if you leave it on. the shure sm7b does not require phantom power. hi, i have an sm7b plugged into a cloudlifter which then goes into a focusrite 6i6. will phantom power damage an sm7b? If i turn the phantom power on/off, will it damage. i accidentily applied phantom power to ribbon mics like the beyer 160 + 260 plenty of times and there never was. the phantom power is necessary to power the cloudlifter. accidentally engaging phantom power while the sm7b is connected can lead to potential damage. the phantom power is only for the preamp (cloudlifter). The most common example of this is how the ribbon in ribbon microphones is likely to break if any electrical current (including phantom power) is introduced. Phantom power can be potentially fatal if used with the wrong microphone.

Phantom power can be potentially fatal if used with the wrong microphone. Phantom power for shure sm7b here the sm7b is pictured with the ssl2+ audio interface and does not require 48v. i accidentily applied phantom power to ribbon mics like the beyer 160 + 260 plenty of times and there never was. If i turn the phantom power on/off, will it damage. will phantom power damage an sm7b? You do not need 48v of phantom power for the shure sm7b unless you are using an inline preamp like a cloudlifter, fethead, dynamite, etc. the shure sm7b does not require phantom power. The mic won't degrade or anything if you leave it on. hi, i have an sm7b plugged into a cloudlifter which then goes into a focusrite 6i6. the phantom power is necessary to power the cloudlifter.

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Phantom Power Damage Sm7B i accidentily applied phantom power to ribbon mics like the beyer 160 + 260 plenty of times and there never was. the phantom power is necessary to power the cloudlifter. hi, i have an sm7b plugged into a cloudlifter which then goes into a focusrite 6i6. i accidentily applied phantom power to ribbon mics like the beyer 160 + 260 plenty of times and there never was. You do not need 48v of phantom power for the shure sm7b unless you are using an inline preamp like a cloudlifter, fethead, dynamite, etc. Phantom power can be potentially fatal if used with the wrong microphone. The most common example of this is how the ribbon in ribbon microphones is likely to break if any electrical current (including phantom power) is introduced. The mic won't degrade or anything if you leave it on. will phantom power damage an sm7b? the phantom power is only for the preamp (cloudlifter). If i turn the phantom power on/off, will it damage. the shure sm7b does not require phantom power. Phantom power for shure sm7b here the sm7b is pictured with the ssl2+ audio interface and does not require 48v. accidentally engaging phantom power while the sm7b is connected can lead to potential damage.