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Phantom power is a +48 volt DC voltage required to power condenser microphones and even dynamic microphones with active electronics. The power is delivered from the mic preamp or mixer to the microphone over the signal wires of the microphone cable. Often indicated as P48 or +48V.https://blog-uploads.imgix.net/2024/04/Frame-3531.png?auto=compress%2Cformat19201080