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    4099 Instrument Mics: Capture True Instrument Tone

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    The d:vote 4099 instrument microphone captures the true tone of acoustic instruments in a natural, easy to blend way. It rejects unwanted noise and has superior gain-before-feedback. A single microphone can reinforce an entire orchestra impressively. Key features include a supercardioid polar pattern, flexible mounting options, and a compact design that does not impact acoustic sound.

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    4099 Instrument Mics: Capture True Instrument Tone

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    The d:vote 4099 instrument microphone captures the true tone of acoustic instruments in a natural, easy to blend way. It rejects unwanted noise and has superior gain-before-feedback. A single microphone can reinforce an entire orchestra impressively. Key features include a supercardioid polar pattern, flexible mounting options, and a compact design that does not impact acoustic sound.

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    The d:vote 4099 instrument microphone captures the true tone of acoustic instruments in a natural, easy to blend way. It rejects unwanted noise and has superior gain-before-feedback. A single microphone can reinforce an entire orchestra impressively. Key features include a supercardioid polar pattern, flexible mounting options, and a compact design that does not impact acoustic sound.

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    4099 Instrument Mics: Capture True Instrument Tone

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    Jhonny Milton
    The d:vote 4099 instrument microphone captures the true tone of acoustic instruments in a natural, easy to blend way. It rejects unwanted noise and has superior gain-before-feedback. A single microphone can reinforce an entire orchestra impressively. Key features include a supercardioid polar pattern, flexible mounting options, and a compact design that does not impact acoustic sound.

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    Capture true instrument tone

    4099 Instrument Mics


    Much more natural sounding than any internal microphone or pickup, d:vote rejects unwanted
    noise and accurately captures the true voice of acoustic instruments. One microphone reinforces
    the entire orchestra impressively.

    Features
    • Superior gain-before-feedback • Flexible and easy mounting
    • Natural sound – easy to blend with pick-up • Mount has no impact on acoustic sound

    www.dpamicrophones.com/dvote
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    Specifications

    4099 Instrument Microphone


    Directional characteristics Output balance principle
    Supercardioid Signal balanced with XLR adapter
    Principle of operation Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR)
    Pressure gradient > 60 dB from 50 Hz to 15 kHz with XLR adapter
    Cartridge type Power supply (for full performance)
    Pre-polarized condenser Min. 5 V to max. 50 V through DPA adapter for wireless
    Frequency range systems, 48 V phantom power +/- 4 V with XLR adapter
    20 Hz to 20 kHz Current consumption
    Frequency range, ± 2 dB, 20 cm (7.9 in) distance Typ. 1.5 mA (microphone). 3.5 mA with XLR adapter
    80 Hz to 15 kHz with 2 dB soft boost at 10 to 12 kHz Connector
    Sensitivity, nominal ± 3 dB at 1 kHz MicroDot
    6 mV/Pa; -44,5 dB re. 1 V/Pa Color
    (High SPL: 2 mV/Pa; -54 dB re. 1 V/Pa) Black
    Equivalent noise level, A-weighted Dimensions
    Typ. 23 dB(A) re. 20 μPa (max. 26 dB(A)) (d:vote High SPL: Microphone weight: 46 g (1.62 oz)
    Typ. 28 dB(A) re. 20 μPa (max. 31 dB(A)) Capsule diameter: 5.4 mm (0.2 in)
    S/N ratio (A-weighted), re. 1 kHz at 1 Pa (94 dB SPL) Microphone length: 45 mm (1.8 in)
    71 dB (High SPL: 66 dB(A)) Cable length: 1.8 m (6 ft)
    Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) Polarity
    <1 % up to 123 dB SPL peak; <1 % up to 120 dB SPL RMS sine Positively increasing sound pressure produces positive-going
    (High SPL: <1 % up to 123 dB SPL peak; <1 % up to voltage at MicroDot pin (and pin 2 on XLR adapter)
    120 dB SPL RMS sine) Temperature range
    Dynamic range -40 °C to 45 °C (-40 °F to 113 °F)
    100 dB (High SPL: 95 dB) Relative Humidity (RH)
    Max. SPL, peak before clipping Up to 90%
    142 dB (High SPL: 152 dB Gooseneck length
    Output impedance 140 mm (5.5 in)
    From MicroDot: 30 to 40 ohm; from XLR adapter: 100 ohm Sensitivity selection tolerance (at 1 kHz)
    Cable drive capability ± 1 dB
    Up to 300 m (984 ft) with XLR adapter

    Frequency Response Polar Pattern


    10

    dB
    0 0˚
    30˚
    180˚ 5 dB

    -10 60˚

    90˚
    -20
    20 Hz 50 100 200 500 1 kHz 2 5 10 20 40 16 kHz

    Measured at 20 (7.9 in) 1 kHz

    2 kHz

    4 kHz
    250 Hz 8 kHz
    500 Hz

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