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Mike Rivers

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seems like i ran into an old (early '80's?) shure mixer (pa "console"
type, not a small mic mixer that you see so many of) that had 24v
"T-power" or somesuch. it wasn't in my life long.

Shure never used T power (unless it was on one of their field
production mixers) but they did use 24V phantom power on the SR-101
and ProMaster mixers. Since their SM-81 mic works fine on 24V, they
figured that was all anyone needed.

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