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The Great Bass Preamp/DI Comparison

You can supply phantom power via a Mackie M48 ($60) which can be powered by your Cioks DC7.

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Loud tech support quoted the following input power specs for the M48 -

The included power adapter for the M48 is specified as follows:

  • Tip negative
  • Input: 100v-240v ~50-60Hz 0.2A
  • Output: 9v 500mA 4.5w LPS

This seems like a great option to just have and keep in your gig bag for that rare occasion you end up somewhere that doesn't have phantom available
 
@AgostoMortal It's the same size/housing. He had a transformer built that he can use and allow him to re-arrange the internal components and add the DI. He will most likely be able to retrofit existing units with a TRS output. This pic from insta is the only thing so far. Assuming it's going to replace output 2

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THanks man!
 
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You can supply phantom power via a Mackie M48 ($60) which can be powered by your Cioks DC7.

[Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

Loud tech support quoted the following input power specs for the M48 -

The included power adapter for the M48 is specified as follows:

  • Tip negative
  • Input: 100v-240v ~50-60Hz 0.2A
  • Output: 9v 500mA 4.5w LPS
So yeah primarily for powering Condenser mics, but could be used to power a DI needing phantom. Considering it is as big as a DI, to be bothered using it the DI would really want to be worth bothering about, and I suppose the RNDI would be in a select few in that category.

Makes me want to research high end powered DIs that can run off your pedalboard power supply themselves.
 
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I know a popular choice is the cioks dc7. I went head and went with the eventide powermax.

only difference I could see with the new ones is the eventide has 3 ports that are fixed at 9v 660mah. I still have 4 ports I can at 9-18v which I can use two to power my la1a.

many one else using the eventide ?

I think the only difference besides the color is the dc7 has a 24v out to run power to an additional dc4 if you need that much power, while only using one plug in to power. I believe Cioks may also make 24v power cables to run from this output to pedals requiring 24v.
 
I think the only difference besides the color is the dc7 has a 24v out to run power to an additional dc4 if you need that much power, while only using one plug in to power. I believe Cioks may also make 24v power cables to run from this output to pedals requiring 24v.

with v1 you are correct.

I believe v2 has the option for 24v to connect the mini which seems to be the same as the dc4

the v2 also has 3 fixed 9v 660mah ppets

rest seems to be the same
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