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PSC A4812 48V to 12T In-Line Barrel Adapter

BH #PSA4812 • MFR #FPSC0010A
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PSC A4812 48V to 12T In-Line Barrel Adapter
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  • Run 12T Mics with 48V Phantom Power
The PSC A4812 48V to 12T In-Line Barrel Adapter allows 12T microphones to be used with mixers that provide 48V phantom power.
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PSC FPSC0010A Overview

The PSC A4812 48V to 12T In-Line Barrel Adapter allows 12T microphones to be used with mixers that provide 48V phantom power.

Allows 12T microphones to be run on mixers with 48V phantom power
XLR connections
Bright nickel finish
Aluminum chassis
UPC: 810048700202

PSC FPSC0010A Reviews

yeehaw

By Ryan
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-09-27

This gives my old Schoeps CMC4 new life!

12T in-line XLR Solution

By Joe
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2023-03-22

Simple solution for my Sennheiser MKH 405 vintage cardioid microphone. Plug and play! If you have a 48v phantom supply and your microphone requires 12T, this will do the trick. XLR male and female ends, a cinch to install!

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Are both input/output XLR standard?

Are both input/output XLR standard?
Asked by: Fabiana
Yes, I believe so
Answered by: Clifford
Date published: 2020-12-31

question

I have the Audio Technica AT875R mic and the Kopul CMX-2 adapter, will this help provide power to the mic so I can get external audio to my camera?
Asked by: Anonymous
No it will not.
Answered by: anthony s.
Date published: 2018-08-27

question

Can this work with condenser podium mics such as the Shure Centraverse CVG18-B/C?
Asked by: clarence
I have no idea, since I don't know that mic. But, if it takes T-power , which is 12v and was used before the 48v phantom power standard, then it should. It would be best to check with Shure.
Answered by: Anonymous
Date published: 2018-10-24
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