D:vote CORE 4099 Instrument Microphone with Violin Mounting Clip
Details
- Recommended Uses For ProductVoice
- BrandDPA
- Connectivity TechnologyXLR
- Connector TypeXLR
- Special FeatureClip
- Compatible DevicesAmplifier
Description
🎶 Elevate Your Sound Game!
- 🎛️ HIGH QUALITY BUILD - Crafted from durable brass, this microphone not only looks sleek in black but is built to withstand the rigors of performance.
- 📏 COMPACT LIGHTWEIGHT - Weighing only 0.45 kg, this small-diaphragm microphone is easy to mount and transport, perfect for on-the-go musicians.
- 🔗 SEAMLESS CONNECTIVITY - Utilize XLR connectivity for professional-grade sound, making it easy to integrate into any setup.
- 🎶 TAILORED FOR MUSICIANS - Designed specifically for violins, ensuring your performance is captured with the utmost clarity and detail.
- 🎤 PRECISION SOUND CAPTURE - Experience crystal-clear audio with a supercardioid polar pattern, perfect for isolating your instrument's true tone.
The D:vote CORE 4099 Instrument Microphone is a small-diaphragm supercardioid condenser microphone designed specifically for violins. With a signal-to-noise ratio of 78 dB and a frequency response of 15 kHz, it captures high-quality audio with precision. Its lightweight design and XLR connectivity make it an ideal choice for professional musicians seeking reliable performance.
Specifications
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 78 dB |
| Frequency Response | 15 KHz |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Polar Pattern | Unidirectional |
| Microphone Form Factor | Small Diaphragm |
| Connectivity Technology | XLR |
| Connector Type | XLR |
| Special Features | Clip |
| Compatible Devices | Amplifier |
| Item Weight | 0.45 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions | 3.94 x 1.97 x 5.91 inches |
| Material Type | Brass |
| Color | Black |
Reviews
F**E
Great sound, stage ready microphone
I wish it could be wireless, but the sound is the best possible for violin.
M**M
Gets in the way of performance.
While I like the sound quality of this mic, the set-up has two rather large problems.- First, the bottom portion of the violin clip has rubber feet that dig into my shoulder. This is most likely not a problem if you use a shoulder rest, but since I don't, there is nothing to act as a barrier. The feet are about 1/4" long and extend past the back of the violin when clipped to the side of the instrument, so the feet dig into me as a result.- Second, the high arch of the microphone blocks my view of the sheet music if I'm sitting to the right of the music stand. This is less of a problem if I have the option of moving the music directly in front of me, or slightly to the right, but in an orchestral seating situation, this isn't always possible. And while I don't typically look at the fingers of my left hand when I play, I find that the size of the mic is a distraction if I happen to glance that way.The manufacturer needs to find a better way to clip the mic to the instrument, and also to position the mic so that it sits lower than the bridge -- out of the line of sight. It should not be a distraction to the performer.
L**R
Incomplete order
Did not ship with the clip as advertised.
V**I
Thank you, satisfied, recommend
Thank you, satisfied, recommend
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