Power Studio PS 50
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A compact 48V solution designed for setups without phantom power
The 48V phantom power supply has become an essential standard for many electret microphones. The PS 50 fits this logic with a very compact format, designed to quickly add 48V power to an audio chain when it is not available on a console, interface, or preamp.
Who and for what uses is the PS 50 intended?
The PS 50 is aimed at musicians, technicians, and content creators who use an electret microphone requiring 48V. It is ideal for rehearsals, on stage, in home studios, or fixed installations, whenever you need to power the microphone independently without modifying your main equipment.
A 48V phantom power supply that is easy to integrate
Its operation is straightforward: it is inserted into the connection between your microphone and the receiving equipment (preamp, console, interface) to provide the necessary voltage to the microphone. Thanks to its compact design, it is easy to transport and fits without cluttering your cabling.
Technical specifications
| Connection | XLR |
| Input current | over 200 mA |
| Operating current | less than 100 mA |
| Output voltage | DC 48 V |
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Power Studio PS 50 compatible with a condenser microphone?
This power supply provides a 48 V DC output voltage, required by many condenser microphones. It connects between the microphone and the preamp, mixing console, or audio interface.
How to connect an external 48 V phantom power supply?
The connection is made via XLR in the signal path between the microphone and the receiving equipment. The PS 50 thus adds 48 V when no phantom power is available in the audio chain.
Can it be used with an audio interface without phantom power?
It is suitable for use with an interface lacking phantom power, provided the XLR unit is inserted between the condenser microphone and the interface. The output delivers 48 V DC to the microphone. The operating current is less than 100 mA.
What is the weight of this phantom power supply?
It weighs 0.5 kg, which facilitates its transport for rehearsal setups, stage use, or home studio.
What power supply is required for the PS 50?
An input current greater than 200 mA is recommended for powering it. The device then supplies a 48 V DC voltage on its XLR connection.
