All,

I want to configure a microphone to eliminate the possibility of=20
electric shock when it is used in (very) wet areas.

The most important thing is that it not endanger the user via any=20
possibility of electric shock.

It needs to eventually feed a standard type of audio mixing console; XLR=20
balanced type, low impedance connection.

It needs to be of reasonable fidelity.

This does not have to be a condenser type mic, but the option would be=20
nice; that means it would ideally provide the phantom voltage supply, if=20
necessary. It could be battery powered. This I guess is probably not=20
possible given the safety requirement and would probably limit the=20
application to dynamic mics.

It would be nice to have a "black box" sort of thingy that could be used=20
with different mics.

Assuming a non-RF solution, how do you go about doing this?

Mark
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Mark Skeels
Engineer
Competition Electronics, Inc.
TEL: 815-874-8001
FAX: 815-874-8181
www.competitionelectronics.com
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