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Xvive Audio P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply
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The Xvive P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply is a low-noise, 12V / 48V power supply. It runs on an internal rechargeable battery and has enough power to run high-current microphones.
The P1 allows you to use microphones and devices that require external power in any setup. The small size, light weight, rugged construction, and exceptionally low noise of the P1 makes it perfect for powering microphones to send a signal to mixing consoles, or any type of processor or recording unit, that does not supply phantom power.
Long battery life and a bright LED battery indicator ensure that the microphone is properly powered throughout your recording session.
Specifications
Output: Male XLR balanced
Battery: 2200mA/3.7V Li-ion battery
Battery Life1: 4~40 hours
Battery Charging Time: 2.5~3 hours
Charging Voltage: USB 5V
Charging Current: ≥ 1A
Output Current: 48V- Current to 12mA / 12V - Current to 16mA
Size: 44 x 33 x 105 mm
Weight: 145g
The P1 allows you to use microphones and devices that require external power in any setup. The small size, light weight, rugged construction, and exceptionally low noise of the P1 makes it perfect for powering microphones to send a signal to mixing consoles, or any type of processor or recording unit, that does not supply phantom power.
Long battery life and a bright LED battery indicator ensure that the microphone is properly powered throughout your recording session.
Specifications
Output: Male XLR balanced
Battery: 2200mA/3.7V Li-ion battery
Battery Life1: 4~40 hours
Battery Charging Time: 2.5~3 hours
Charging Voltage: USB 5V
Charging Current: ≥ 1A
Output Current: 48V- Current to 12mA / 12V - Current to 16mA
Size: 44 x 33 x 105 mm
Weight: 145g
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Q & A
Question: Can this be used to connect a condenser mic to the BOSE S1 PRO?
- asked on May 14, 2025
- asked on May 14, 2025
Question: Does the on/off switch cause a POP when switched while being plugged into a board, or is it silent?
- asked on Oct 19, 2025
- asked on Oct 19, 2025
Answer: Phantom will normally cause a pop when it's turned on. Always a good idea to mute the channel before turning it on or off.
- answered by Ron Elliott, Richmond Hill, Ontario
- answered by Ron Elliott, Richmond Hill, Ontario
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I just picked this up after ordering to my nearby store. Out of the box it had enough charge to test it and I'm writing this review with just the experience with the initial setup.
This is exactly what I've been looking for for a while to plug my Sennheiser condenser mic into my camera. From my initial trial it works just as well as the power from my Focusrite 2i2. It's small, and surprisingly feels very solid with a full metal chasis. The only reason I'd say the quality isn't a 5 is that the plastic for the switches and the led shell feel a bit cheap, which is a super minor detail in my opinion.
My one gripe with it is that it uses USB-Micro for charging which is the worst connector as it's very fragile. I would've liked to have seen either C or even Mini or like a standard pedal style 9v.
For just supplying power I think it's a bit expensive but there's no other cheaper solution that I could find, and it works great.
One feature I'd like to see if they do a revision would be a strap loop so that I could easily strap it to a mic stand, camera mount or belt.
Posted by Ryan on Mar 27, 2024
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| Product | SKU | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| P1 Portable Phantom Power Supply | 756666 |
