How are you feeding the 48V? directly to where it says 48V? If so you should add a 6k8 resistor in series with each one of them. So you have 48V->6k8(hot wire)6k8->VCC and same thing for cold wire.
In any case 100k seems a bit high for R9 and R10, in fact the circuit you are quoting use 100Ω.
Now, on the current availability, you can get up to 3.5mA at 24V with the pruposed DC circuit. In which case your current is already chewed up almost entirely for you TL072. Now, you don't NEED 24V, you don't NEED to use 6k8 resistors (for R10 and R11 on your schem) and you don't NEED to use TL072. Other thing you don't need is two opamps driving the output, so you can have one available there. Now, consider the phantom in the mic preamp is pretty standard 6k8 48V while it might not be I dear you to find a console that makes it different, entry level sound card might, let's say you won't be connecting to those.
You could start using 9V VCC, good enough to work with ton of guitar and bass stomp boxes, good enough for this. Certainly good enough to drive the required small signal for a mic preamp it will be driving. One or two Volts peak to peak is enough. Now, the input impedance of a mic preamp is over 2kΩ, we wouldn't want to waste all the current driving our internal resistors nor the mic preamp, so at most we would use 1kΩ resistors instead of the 6k8, even higher if possible. But with the 1kΩ resistors at 9V now we have 10mA to play with. 1 of which might be going to the load, so 9 to feed opamps. Are 3 TL072 enough for you? if not use a lower power ones. TECH21 uses TLC226X opamps, and use a buch of opamps in a single box. They will take under a third of what a TL07x will do for each OA, just be careful as they can only be suplied from ±8V, so not 29V batteries unless you drain them quite a bit before using them! They can run perfectly fine from a single 9V rail (or ±4.5V) and the output does swing from rail to rail so better headroom than with other things, good for low voltage applications.
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