DPA d:vote 4099-V Microphone
Best professional microphone for capturing nuanced instrument sound.
This is the gold standard for capturing string instruments on a loud stage without sacrificing natural tone. Its clever, non-marring mount keeps the mic perfectly positioned while isolating your sound from the rest of the band. You trade a bit of setup time for studio-quality clarity that simply cuts through the mix.
$660.00
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Who it's for
- Professional musicians and sound engineers demanding pristine audio fidelity.
- Performing artists requiring reliable, adaptable instrument miking solutions.
- Live sound engineers and musicians in challenging acoustic environments.
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious musicians or hobbyists seeking affordable miking solutions.
- Musicians with basic setups or wireless systems lacking phantom power.
- Touring professionals or rental services prioritizing extreme ruggedness and universal compatibility.
Performance breakdown
Instrument Isolation
Supercardioid pattern effectively rejects stage bleed and ambient noise.
Mounting Security
Engineered to grip firmly without damaging delicate instrument finishes.
Audio Fidelity
Captures natural, transparent string resonance with exceptional clarity.
Positioning Flexibility
Gooseneck design allows for precise, stable placement on the bridge.
Build Durability
Rugged construction withstands the rigors of frequent touring and handling.
System Versatility
MicroDot connectivity adapts easily to wired or wireless stage setups.
Key Specs
Transducer
Pre-Polarized Condenser
Polar Pattern
Supercardioid
Frequency Response
80Hz - 15kHz with 2dB Soft Boost at 10 - 12kHz
Maximum Input Sound Level
142dB
Output Impedance
50 Ohm
Dimensions
Mic Length - 1.8" (45mm), Cable Length - 6' (1.8m)
Weight
1.16 oz (33g)
Power Requirements
For wireless systems: Min. 5V - max. 50V Through DPA Adapter. With DAD4099 or DAD6001-BC 48V phantom power +/-4V
Included Accessories
Belt-Clip Power Supply, MicroDot to XLR cable
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