DPA Microphones Brings New Mini Headset Microphone To Global Show

DPA Microphones is set to showcase the latest addition to its new 6000 Series at Prolight + Sound 2019 in Frankfurt, 02-05 April.

The d:fine™ CORE 6066 Subminiature Headset Microphone is an attractive headset that is comfortable to wear and easy to fit. It is also incredibly secure thanks to a clever three point spring mechanism that helps it grip below and over the ears as well as behind the ear. With a fully adjustable boom and a redesigned cable attachment that allows the cable to run down the wearer's back, it is particularly useful for performers who want to incorporate rigorous dance routines into their set.

Measuring just three millimetres (0.12 inches) in diameter, 6000 series capsules are 60% smaller than the company's existing 4000 series, but equally as powerful because they all incorporate CORE by DPA microphone amplification technology that reduces distortion and increases dynamic range. The 6000 Series also includes the d:screet™ CORE 6060 and 6061 Subminiature Microphones that can be fitted to clothes in the form of a virtually invisible lavalier.

DPA will also be showing other microphones that incorporate its 'CORE by DPA' amplifier technology. These include its 4000 Series of d:screet™ miniature lavalier, d:fine™ headset and now d:vote 4099 Instrument Microphones.

Designed for use with every woodwind and acoustical instrument, the most popular being guitar, violin, cello and trumpet/saxophone, the award winning d:vote 4099 is known for its discreet size, its versatile mounting/clip options and its usefulness in a wide range of applications, from studio and theatre to live performance and broadcast. The new version also has a more streamlined design that features a foam cover to help decrease vulnerability to wind or movement during a performance.

DPA will complete is Prolight + Sound line up with its hugely popular and award-winning d:facto™ Vocal Microphone range, which includes an extremely linear version for sound engineers who want to design the complete sound pattern and create their own unique sound.

Already the vocal microphone of choice for artists such as Sting, Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars and Ellie Goulding, the d:facto™ Vocal Microphone combines the very best of cardioid and supercardioid directional characteristics to ensure minimum bleed, high spl before feedback and an exceptionally natural sound. Using DPA's flexible adapter system, the microphone can be transformed from a wired version with a handle to a handheld wireless microphone seamlessly integrating with all leading wireless solutions such as Sennheiser, Shure, Sony, Wisycom, Lectrosonics and Line6.

The entire range will be on show at booth 8:J80, which DPA is sharing with its new parent company RCF.

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