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On a live stage, the 2028 supercardioid vocal microphone from DPA Microphones delivers open and transparent sound. In fact, it needs no (or very little) EQ to sound like you're standing right next to the singer listening to their performance. This allows the singer to use their voice just as if no mic was present, which puts less strain on them. This amazing transparency is unique for DPA vocal mics.
DPA Microphones Supercardioid Vocal Mic, Wired DPA Handle Black
DPA Microphones Supercardioid Vocal Mic, Wired DPA Handle Black
DPA Microphones Supercardioid Vocal Mic, Wired DPA Handle Black

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  • Directional pattern: Supercardioid
  • Cartridge type: Pre-polarized condenser
  • Frequency response: 20Hz–20kHz
  • Effective frequency range ±2dB, at 4.7": 100Hz–16kHz. Permanent 3rd order low-cut filter at 80Hz
  • Sensitivity, nominal, ±3dB at 1kHz: 5 mV/Pa; -46 dB re. 1 V/Pa
  • Equivalent noise level, A-weighted: Typ. 22dB(A) re. 20 µPa (max. 23dB(A))
  • Distortion, THD 1%: 136dB SPL RMS, 139dB SPL peak
  • Dynamic range: Typ. 117dB
  • Max. SPL: 160dB SPL peak
  • Rated output impedance: 150 ohm
  • Minimum load impedance: 1 kohm
  • Cable drive capability: 328'
  • Output balance principle: Impedance balancing with Active Drive
  • Common mode rejection ratio (CMRR): 50dB at 1kHz
  • Power supply (for full performance): P48 (Phantom Power)
  • Current consumption: Max 2.5 mA
  • Connector: XLR-3M. Pin 1: shield, Pin 2: signal + phase, Pin 3: - phase
  • Weight: 10.1 oz.

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