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The LMK4060 Lavalier Microphone Kit is perfect for broadcasters, TV studios, news anchors and other public speakers.

Before buying a microphone, it is essential to make sure that it will do the job. This means that you have to understand which application(s) the microphone was designed for.

There is no such thing as an all-purpose microphone that is ideal for every application. This paper discusses some basic concepts that are of vital importance for the choice of microphone.

The essentials of microphone technology – how to choose the right mic for the job (PDF)  

New video with enthusiastic user of DPA headband microphones

Tonmeister Anders Stadelund is sound designer at one of the most successful Danish theaters and responsible for the highly acclaimed Beatles show Come Together.

In this video he talks about his long-standing relationship with DPA mics, and the reason why he insists on outfitting the singers with 4066 omnidirectional headband mics.

Watch the video with Anders Stadelund (English subtitles)

Video introduction to the 5100 mobile surround mic

Audio specialist Eddy B. Brixen presents an overview of the 5100's features and functionality in this new introduction video.

DPA 5100 nominated Resolution Award 2010

The Resolution Awards 2010 celebrate 'Quality and Innovation' in professional equipment. DPA 5100 Mobile Surround Microphone is nominated in the category 'Microphones'. Only registered readers of Resolution magazine are eligible to vote. We encourage you to vote for the DPA5100 so we can achieve this prestigious prize.

In the October issue of Resolution a special supplement will be carried for the winners.
 

Acoustical characteristics of musical instruments

Does your mic match up to your instrument? Use the table to get an overview of your instrument's tonal range, sound pressure level, and dynamic range.

It will help you decide on the required minimum specifications for your microphone.

Table: acoustical characteristics of instruments      
 

Strings reviews DPA 4099: Mini-Mic, Minor Miracle   String Magazine reviews DPA 4099: 'Time for sound check: the fiddle sound from the monitor was strikingly clear and natural. In fact, it sounded like no monitor at all, just louder. “It sounds just like you,” Brenneis called from the back of the room. “Out here!” Even with a hall full of dancers the sound was loud, free of feedback, clear, and remarkably detailed. I played better, so did the guitarist, and the crowd responded accordingly.' Read the whole review here.       Incorporated Magi’s Gary Baldassari used the DPA 4088, 4099, 4017, and 4011 at the Gasparilla Pirate Fest: “There was extreme background noise: gun shots, cannon shots and thousands of children squealing. Even with all this very loud background sound of screaming people, gun shots, cannon fire and the like, there was no distortion to deal with due to the fact that the DPAs can handle such high SPL. They made that part of the job a breeze.” Read the whole story here.   What others think    Youtube: A DPA enthusiast takes us on a guided tour on the new DPA website. He has posted the video on Youtube. Fora: The 4099 has been discussed on several fora, among others the Violinist.com. See the good arguments here. If you know of other fora where DPA products are being discussed or displayed, please forward them to your Area Manager - we are eager to see how we are received out there.