This is the TritonAudio Phantom Blocker Blocks Phantom Power from TritonAudio, available now in Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.
The TritonAudio Phantom Blocker is a handy tool for the studio on stage. It works by blocking Phantom Power whilst keeping the signal intact. It is ideal for use with tube microphones stageboxes mic preamps unbalanced TRS to XLR cables and balanced device outputs. Keep your equipment protected with the Phantom Blocker. This compact device attaches to either the male or female side of the XLR connector. This leaves the audio signal free to travel in both directions unrestricted.
TritonAudio is represented in the current MicPro catalogue by FetHead, FetHead Phantom, Phantom Blocker, FetHead Transformer, Germanium and Filter products. The listed range is relevant to inline microphone gain, phantom-power management and signal accessories. When comparing these products, check inline placement, gain, phantom-power behaviour, impedance, transformer or filter function and compatibility with the microphone and preamp. It is useful when a microphone chain needs targeted signal conditioning rather than another general-purpose interface input. This description is kept catalogue-led, so the individual model listing remains the source for exact specifications, compatibility and included accessories.
Microphones convert acoustic sound into an electrical signal for recording, live sound, broadcast, streaming or measurement. This broad category includes dynamic, condenser, ribbon, USB, wireless, boundary, shotgun and instrument-focused designs, each balancing sensitivity, detail, rejection and handling. Compare the source, room, pickup pattern, maximum level, connector, phantom or battery requirements and mounting options before choosing. The most useful microphone is the one that fits the voice or instrument, working distance and signal chain; a prestigious brand or familiar category label cannot replace those practical checks.
Microphone identifies a product whose primary role is acoustic capture. Compare capsule type, pickup pattern, output, power, mounting and the source or room it will serve.
Phantom Power identifies microphones or preamp equipment that may use DC power supplied through an XLR connection. Confirm voltage, wiring and device compatibility before switching it on.
