The Phantom I serves a multitude of needs in the studio and onstage: Problem: You need to connect an amplifier's speaker output to the mic input on a mixer.Solution: Connect a Phantom I between the speaker output and a mic input with phantom power on the mixer, then set the attenuation switch to --40dB.Problem: Your PA is humming because there is a ground loop between a signal source and the mixer.Solution: Connect a Phantom I between the signal source and a mic input with phantom power and set the ground switch to Lift. Problem: You need to connect an unbalanced line-level source (i.e., a synthesizer, another mixer, an effects device, etc.) to a mic input on the mixer. Solution: Connect a Phantom I between the source and a mic input with phantom power and set the Attenuator switch to --20dB.The Phantom I is not a phantom power supply, it is an active direct box that operates on phantom power.

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