(4) 48V Phantom Power Button
Press this button to toggle 48V phantom power at the XLR microphone
inputs. The LED blinks red while phantom power is activating or powering
off. The LED is lit solid red when phantom power is active. Both XLR inputs
receive phantom power when enabled.
Phantom power is required by most condenser microphones, but is usually
not required with dynamic microphones or ribbon microphones (phantom
power can damage some ribbon microphones).
Note: Disable phantom power before you connect or disconnect the
microphone.
(5) Instrument Buttons (INST)
Press these buttons to toggle the impedance and gain of the line inputs to
accommodate Hi-Z instruments, such as electric guitar or bass. These
buttons are lit green when the Hi-Z inputs are enabled.
Tip: Generally speaking, the INST button should be off when connecting a
line-level source such as a keyboard or sound module, unless you need
more gain.
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