The 4090 High Sensitivity Omnidirectional Condenser Microphone from DPA features a professional, highly sensitive omnidirectional condenser design for capturing vocals, instruments, and ambiance in professional recording and sound reinforcement applications. This sensitive miniature omnidirectional capsule reproduces audio in clear detail without noise or distortion. Additionally, the microphone's contoured frequency response allows for use with guitar, piano, drum overheads, and sound reinforcement measuring. The package includes a microphone clip and a windscreen.
- High Sensitivity
- Omnidirectional Pattern
DPA Microphones 4090 Overview
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DPA Microphones 4090 Reviews
Phenomenal Microphones
These mics are some of the most natural sounding microphones I've heard. They have a super flat frequency response - the flattest of any consumer or professional mic I've seen, except for measuring microphones. The tiny diameter of the mic (about 1/4 in) makes for excellent off-axis high end response. It's difficult to hear much difference in sound quality, whether you're on axis, or 90 deg off axis to the mic. This should make them great for small venues up close with no proximity effect, or for large auditoriums at further distances to the sound source. Of-course, the downside is the relatively high noise level - 23 dBA. I've played around with these mics in a living room environment and a smaller bedroom set up as a sound room, recording music from loudspeakers. So far, I've not noticed the noise level, or at least it hasn't become apparent above the room noise, which was relatively quiet. Recording music from my ESS Hiel Tower loudspeakers equalized for flat response over the range of my one octave analyser (31.5 Hz - 16 KHz), they sounded absolutely phenomenal. Deep, rich, clean bass up through the smooth highs, these mics are great. I look forward to recording some live music with them.
