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[Dwayne Aasberg]

Hello all.

We are setting up to use a spare AuxIn on our M32 as an alternate talk-back to the stage monitors.  However, we need to amplify the mic to a level the AuxIn can work with.  Can anyone suggest a readily available and reasonably priced amp, hopefully with +48V, to serve this need?

I haven't tested yet, but I think it may be possible to use one of the simple 2ch mic-USB interfaces (like a UMC22) and connect the output to our AuxIn input.  We would need to power the interface box with a USB cube.  Thoughts?

Thanks to all who provide assistance.
Dwayne A

[Mike Caldwell]

Here's a simple utility mic pre amp that will do 20 volts phantom power.

https://rolls.com/product/MP13

[Dwayne Aasberg]

Here's a simple utility mic pre amp that will do 20 volts phantom power.

https://rolls.com/product/MP13

Hey Mike.  That pretty much what I was looking for.  Right specs, right price.
Thx for the assist.
Dwayne A

[Keith Broughton]

How about this?
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/UM2usb--behringer-u-phoria-um2-usb-audio-interface

[Mike Caldwell]

Hey Mike.  That pretty much what I was looking for.  Right specs, right price.
Thx for the assist.
Dwayne A

Good luck with your project!

[Tim Weaver]

If there's ever an unusual problem and you have to ask "is there a thing that does xxx?" You can be sure that Rolls has that device.

[David Sturzenbecher]

If there's ever an unusual problem and you have to ask "is there a thing that does xxx?" You can be sure that Rolls has that device.

Or RDL.

[TomBoisseau]

I don't know of any "current" models but both EV and Shure used to sell (many many years ago) a line level microphone.  Maybe you can find one on ebay or Reverb.  They are:

Electrovoice RE34
or
Shure SM82

I actually own a RE34 and really like it for testing and specialized applications.  It uses just a regular 9 volt battery, which makes it a little "fat" looking.  I don't have any experience with the Shure SM82, but it has a nice "slim" body and uses a rather obscure (but available online) Eveready E177 battery.

Tom

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