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Location: Townsville, Australia | I have read the recent discussio about this and;
I have a 1778T OFT and would like to have an XLR output.
How do I go about getting a board to plug into the available socket on the Op Pro
What Voltage is the phantom power meant to be; it seems to vary from AMP to AMP and gizmo to gizmo
Being in Australia ringing Ovation is a little more difficult, but I could do it if required.
Who should I ring and on what number and what times are best. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Customer service, while great, are often hard to reach via phone. Your best bet would be to email them.
kkeller-kmc@kaman.com
is for Kim Keller. |
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Location: Townsville, Australia | Thanks for that
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Location: East Tennessee | Originally posted by Hobie:
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What Voltage is the phantom power meant to be; it seems to vary from AMP to AMP and gizmo to gizmo
Being in Australia ringing Ovation is a little more difficult, but I could do it if required.
Who should I ring and on what number and what times are best. [/qb] (800) 552-4681 ext 125 for Kim Keller. For the best time I would say 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM eastern Daylight savings Time. Probably middle of the night for you.
I believe most phantom power units have a 48 volt output. I think. :confused: |
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Location: Scotland | Phantom power supplies can vary from 9 to 52 volts. Devices designed to operate on phantom can generally tolerate any voltage between those extremes, though 48 is the norm. |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | TripleG, I have called CS about a dozen times over the last year and probably only got a live person once....the other times went into their voice mail.
Usually, I would get a call back within a couple hours but I don't think that would really be an option for Hobie. |
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Location: East Tennessee | I agree. I usually email and get an answer in about the same time. They are really great people to work with. :cool: :cool: :cool: |
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