DPA Headset d:Fine Dual Ear Microphone
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DPA Headset d:Fine Dual Ear Microphone

  • DPA Headset D:Fine Dual Ear Microphone only

    Daily Rate:

    £28.00

    Weekly Rate:

    £84.00

  • DPA Headset D:Fine Dual Ear Microphone with Shure UR1-K4E Tie Clip Microphone Transmitter

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    £63.00

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    £189.00

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The DPA Headset d:fine Dual Ear Directional Beige Microphone provides a uniquely natural and open sound. Ultra-lightweight and adjustable, d:fine Headset Mics ensure a secure and comfortable fit in live performance environments.

The d:fine™ 88 Directional Headset Microphone combines the legendary sound of the 4088 Directional Capsule with the lightweight and flexible d:fine™ Headset system. Staying true to the DPA legacy, d:fine™ offers accurate and natural voice intelligibility and very high-SPL capabilities – users can both speak and sing into the mic with no hint of distortion.

Directional characteristics

  • Rejects background noise and creates higher separation.
  • The microphone is most sensitive to sound on the side of the chevron.
  • The positioning of mics with directional characteristics is essential as the low frequency level will change according to the distance to the mouth.
  • Choose a distance which yields the desired amount of bass.
  • Care should be taken to protect against wind and pop noise e.g. by using a windshield.

The d:fine™ 88 Directional Headset Microphone combines the legendary sound of the 4088 Directional Capsule with the lightweight and flexible d:fine™ Headset system. Staying true to the DPA legacy, d:fine™ offers accurate and natural voice intelligibility and very high-SPL capabilities – users can both speak and sing into the mic with no hint of distortion.

Directional characteristics

  • Rejects background noise and creates higher separation.
  • The microphone is most sensitive to sound on the side of the chevron.
  • The positioning of mics with directional characteristics is essential as the low frequency level will change according to the distance to the mouth.
  • Choose a distance which yields the desired amount of bass.
  • Care should be taken to protect against wind and pop noise e.g. by using a windshield.