Digital Reference Live Sound Microphones

"It all starts with the mic": those are the words of Digital Reference, and they couldn't be more correct. In order to connect with your fans, you need live sound microphones that were built to deliver through countless performances, and Digital Reference live sound microphones do just that. In fact, it's for this reason why Digital Reference microphones can be found everywhere from local venues to the largest stadiums. Whether you need a handheld vocal mic, a complete drum kit mic package or even a microphone for your harmonica, Digital Reference has your sound enforcement needs covered.

If you came here with nothing in particular in mind, you're more than welcome to start browsing these live sound microphones any time now - after all, Digital Reference has more than one top seller. Of course, your current needs (not to mention, your budget) will be the deciding factor in what you ultimately choose. For example, if you're a vocalist who prefers to hit the stage with your own mic, the DRV100 Dynamic Cardioid Handheld Mic is a solidly-built and affordable option for singers of all tastes. Or, if you need a new mic for a guitar amp, percussion kit or brass instrument, check out the DRI100. This popular dynamic mic boasts exceptional frequency response and delivers an incredible warmth and clarity given its top-notch price.

Percussionists who are meticulous about their drum sound will also benefit from browsing the different mic packages here. Need a suggestion? Try the DRDK 4-Piece Drum Mic Kit. This set includes a DR-K100 for your kick and 3 DR-ST100 snare/toms mics (clips included with each microphone). Additionally, you'll receive 3 universal drum mounts and everything is enclosed in a durable carrying case with foam protection. From jazz to rock, these microphones will make every hard-hitting whack you deliver sound nothing short of pristine.

So there's your sample of Digital Reference live sound microphones - now, the ball is in your court. There are many other options here - harmonica players owe it to themselves to check out the Red Howler: a vintage-inspired mic that has a comfortable grip and produces a rich tone. The role that your live sound microphones will play in how your music reaches an audience cannot be overstated, but you can be confident with any model you choose from Digital Reference.