DPA / VO4099B

This supercardioid microphone features natural, transparent sound quality. Each one is handcrafted in Denmark. It is resistant to feedback, water, and humidity, making it suitable for use in harsh environments such as PA systems and live performances.

■ Condenser Microphone
■ d:vote Series, Detachable Cable

~New Features from the Manufacturer's Website~
- Maintains the basic performance of the highly acclaimed 4099 series while incorporating a new service connector system.
- The detachable cable significantly improves maintenance.
- Can be replaced with an optional 2.2mm diameter microphone cable (CM2218B00).

- Handcrafted individually in a factory in Denmark, the 4099 is an ultra-cardioid instrument microphone ideal for capturing bass. Not only is it compact and lightweight, but it is also resistant to water and humidity, making it suitable for use in harsh environments such as PA systems and live performances.
- Comprises the microphone body, a sturdy gooseneck, and a clip. It can be easily attached and detached from the instrument with one hand.
- This microphone is recommended for musicians who have been dissatisfied with their previous stage sound.

■ Supercardioid
■ Frequency response: 80Hz-15kHz
■ Sensitivity: -44.5 dB re 1V/Pa
■ Equivalent noise: 23 dB SPL
■ Dynamic range: 100dB
■ Maximum SPL: 142dB
■ Power supply: Phantom DC 48V ±4V
■ Microphone size and weight: Diameter 5.4mm, 45mm, 33g
■ Gooseneck length: 14cm
■ Cable length: 1.8m
■ Accessories: Soft case, Belt clip Canon conversion adapter (DAD6001BC), Spacer, Bass clip (BC4099)

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- Comment from bassist John Patitucci
""I've been looking for a microphone that would reproduce my sound exactly as it is. Finally, I've found the 4099. It's amazing how natural the sound is even through an amplifier. Until now, I had to readjust my amplifier every time I played pizzicato or arco, but it looks like I won't need to do that anymore.""

- Rob Griffin: Sound engineer for the Wayne Shorter Quartet
""It's the perfect microphone for live performances. There's no interference from other instruments. The 4099 is the perfect microphone not only for players, but also for engineers.
I sometimes use a 4021 on John's bass for even more gain.""