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Neumann RSM 191 - bypassing the MTX and cabling direct to 702T

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Neumann RSM 191 - bypassing the MTX and cabling direct to 702T
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Scott Smith replied to Mike Peter Reed's discussion 'Neumann RSM 191 - bypassing the MTX and cabling direct to 702T'

Mike: As I recall, the output of the RSM-191 at the seven pin connector consists of unbalanced audio on two leads, a +48 volt power lead, a -48 volt power lead (needed for the side capsule powering if I remember correctly), a +10 volt power lead,...

September 16

Mike Peter Reed replied to Mike Peter Reed's discussion 'Neumann RSM 191 - bypassing the MTX and cabling direct to 702T'

I'm somewhat embarrassed to say that I discovered I was trailing the cabling over a mains connected PSU which was causing the hum. Question still stands though - is it possible (or even sensible) to bypass the MTX and wire a XLR-5 cable to the 70...

September 2

Christian Holm replied to Mike Peter Reed's discussion 'Neumann RSM 191 - bypassing the MTX and cabling direct to 702T'

Transformerless circuitry... not always the best sellingpoint... :)

September 2

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Neumann RSM 191 - bypassing the MTX and cabling direct to 702T

This should be possible, right? (Though may lose additional shielding?) My BP4029 (for example) is 5-pin through-and-through and I've never experienced interference. Let me give you some context: I picked up the RSM 191 as an eBay "bargain" (alw...

September 2