Help Needed Locating an Item

[shakescar]

Looking for a Stewart Audio PS-1 Power Supply... I recently acquired a 4 channel phantom power unit, with out a power supply. There are plenty of power supplies out there that meet the specs, except this one uses a 1/4 plug...

 

[FMEng]

Google reveals that a few Guitar Center stores still have them on clearance. Otherwise, that is a total oddball and it is pretty unlikely that that there is a ready made substitute. I suggest buying any 24 V AC supply, rated for 450 mA (0.45 Amps) or more. Chop the end off and solder a 1/4" TS phone plug onto it.

What kind of a mixer do you plan on using this thing with? There aren't too many around these days that don't have phantom power built in.

 

[shakescar]

Hey,
Thanks for the Guitar Center Heads up, that never turned up in my google search.
Worse Case is making my own...
I have a Peavy Escort 5000, portable system... it says it has 15v of phantom power, but I need 48v for the condensors and boundry mics.

Google reveals that a few Guitar Center stores still have them on clearance. Otherwise, that is a total oddball and it is pretty unlikely that that there is a ready made substitute. I suggest buying any 24 V AC supply, rated for 450 mA (0.45 Amps) or more. Chop the end off and solder a 1/4" TS phone plug onto it.

What kind of a mixer do you plan on using this thing with? There aren't too many around these days that don't have phantom power built in.

 

[FMEng]

Most mics will operate fine on 15 V phantom, although there are some that will play dead. You'd be surprised at how many phantom sources are not the full 48 Volts.