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DPA Microphones 4061 CORE Low-Sensitivity Omni Lavalier Microphone Stereo Instrument Kit with Accessories (Black)
Key Features
- For Stereo Instrument Recording
- 2 x Omnidirectional Lav Mics
- Microdot Connectors, 2 x XLR Adapters
- Handles up to 144 dB SPL
The black DPA 4061 CORE Low-Sensitivity Omni Lavalier Microphone Stereo Instrument Kit with Accessories is a discreet, flexible microphone solution aimed at project studios and production companies seeking a flexible microphone system for in-studio and on-stage events.
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(Sorry-- unable to edit previously submitted ...
(Sorry-- unable to edit previously submitted question about difference between two similar stereo pairs of 4061 being offered by B&H)
Specifically, I'm wondering if there is any downside to the newer (I presume) model. That is, is it equal to, or better than, the older 4061, in every technical detail?
Thank you.
DG
The DPA Microphones d:screet Core 4061 is much improved over the original "legacy" 4061:
as described on the B&H Webpage:
DPA Microphones d:screet Core 4061
The Core 4061 miniature microphone amplifier delivers a 4 dB increase in dynamic range and a 14 dB reduction in THD (total harmonic distortion)
Date published: 2021-02-05
Might anyone be able to clarify the difference ...
Might anyone be able to clarify the difference between this stereo pair of DPA-4061s and this older one: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/483055-REG/DPA_Microphones_SMK4061_SMK4061_Stereo_Microphone_Kit.html
also being sold by B&H?
Thank you.
DG
The DPA Microphones d:screet Core 4061 is much improved over the original "legacy" 4061:
as described on the B&H Webpage:
DPA Microphones d:screet Core 4061
The Core 4061 miniature microphone amplifier delivers a 4 dB increase in dynamic range and a 14 dB reduction in THD (total harmonic distortion)
Date published: 2021-02-05