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Designing microphones with amazing sound, exceptional consistency and outstanding durability is no easy feat. DPA Microphones draws on more than six decades of world-class microphone design experience. This history starts back in the 1950s, when their predecessor, Brüel & Kjær, developed the first precisely accurate measurement microphones. Today, sound superiority and technical innovation are still at the heart of everything they do. DPA offers a wide range of solutions covering live reinforcement, broadcast/film, recording and everything in between.
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Danish Pro Audio (DPA) was formed in 1992 as a result of Bruel & Kjaer closing their Pro Audio division. Two former B & K employees, Morten Stove and Ole Brosted Sorenson began developing their own microphones for high-end recording and broadcast. After enjoying early success with the renowned 4006 Omni mic, the company shifted focus to address a need in the live theater industry for high-quality, clear-sounding and concealable mics.
Teaming up with the groundbreaking hearing aid manufacturer Muphone, the two Danish companies went on to develop the renowned 4060 and 4061 designs. The two companies went on to later merge into the DPA we know today, continuing to develop detailed microphone solutions and garnering several TEC Award nominations throughout the years. With a focus on high-end vocal mics, concealable options, and performance headsets, DPA and its CORE line of products keep a reputation today that garners high acclaim.
In 2017, DPA brought CORE to the market, introducing preamplifier technology for the brand’s miniature microphones that allowed for even higher headroom and lower distortion, providing crystal-clear detail for applications where these mics are subjected to high SPL levels, whilst still maintaining an open, brilliant sound. Expanding CORE technology to instrument mics like the 4099 for saxophone and drums, DPA has developed a range of mics that combine natural, transparent sound with a compact and portable form factor.
DPA garnered great praise in the recording industry with early pencil condenser models like the 4006 and the 4011. Beloved for its omni pickup pattern and astounding transparency, the 4006 built upon designs utilized in the B & K era and helped forge an impressive reputation for DPA. Filling out the line with brilliant other contenders like the supreme 4041 and twin-capsuled 2006, DPA’s pencil mics are used for far more than just recording – and can be found everywhere from top studio sessions to NASA’s Mars Rover.
Well suited for a wide range of instrument micing applications, DPA’s award-winning 4099 Series mics have been said to breathe new life into acoustic instruments. Utilizing CORE technology, the 4099 captures sound with honesty while rejecting outside noise and sporting a high gain-before-feedback rating. Available in two configurations, 4099 mics are designed for both loud and extreme SPL levels. A Loud SPL version works great for close-micing of traditional sources like a violin, while the Extreme SPL configuration is optimized for drum applications and other high SPL sources. Regardless of the version, the 4099 Series excels at naturally reproducing the detailed acoustic sound of your instrument.
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