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Brand: DPA

DPA 4099 CORE Rock Touring Kit

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Category: Instrument Microphones | Series: MICROPHONE KITS

DPA 4099 CORE Rock Touring Kit: 4 or 10 supercardioid Extreme SPL instrument mics with accessories for drums, percussion and brass, 152 dB SPL. Available in India from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India.


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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONTech SpecsDESCRIPTIONDescriptionREAL-WORLD WORKFLOWSReal-World Workflows

Microphone: 4099 CORE Extreme SPL

Directional patternSupercardioid
Principle of operationPressure gradient
Cartridge typePre-polarised condenser
Frequency response20 Hz - 20 kHz
Effective frequency range ±2 dB, at 20 cm (7.9 in)80 Hz - 15 kHz with 2 dB soft boost at 10 - 12 kHz; second order low-cut filter at 80 Hz with DAD4099-BC
Sensitivity, nominal, ±3 dB at 1 kHz2 mV/Pa; -54 dB re. 1 V/Pa
Equivalent noise level, A-weightedTyp. 28 dB(A) re. 20 µPa (max. 31 dB(A))
Distortion, THD < 1 %134 dB SPL RMS, 137 dB SPL peak
Dynamic rangeTyp. 109 dB
Max. SPL, THD 10 %152 dB SPL peak (label colour yellow)
Sensitivity selection tolerance (at 1 kHz)±1 dB

Electrical

Rated output impedanceFrom MicroDot: 30 - 40 Ω; from DAD4099-BC or DAD6001-BC: 100 Ω
Cable drive capabilityUp to 300 m (984 ft) with DAD6001-BC / DAD4099-BC XLR adapter
Output balance principleSignal balanced with DAD4099-BC or DAD6001-BC XLR adapter
Common mode rejection ratio (CMRR)> 60 dB from 50 Hz to 15 kHz with DAD4099-BC or DAD6001-BC XLR adapter
Power supply (for full performance)Wireless systems: min. 5 V - max. 10 V through DPA adapter; with DAD6001-BC or DAD4099-BC: P48 phantom power, will work from 12 V
Current consumptionTyp. 1.5 mA (microphone); 3.5 mA with DAD4099-BC or DAD6001-BC XLR adapter
ConnectorMicroDot
Polarity+V at MicroDot pin for positive sound pressure (pin 2 on DAD4099-BC or DAD6001-BC XLR adapter)

Physical

Weight, microphone17 g (0.60 oz)
Microphone diameter5.7 mm (0.22 in)
Microphone length45 mm (1.8 in)
Gooseneck length140 mm (5.5 in)
Cable length1.8 m (5.9 ft)
Cable diameter1.6 mm (0.06 in) / 2.2 mm (0.09 in)
Temperature range-40 °C to 45 °C (-40 °F to 113 °F)
Relative humidityUp to 90 %
ColourBlack

Versions

KIT-4099-DC-4R4 mics and accessories
KIT-4099-DC-10R10 mics and accessories
KIT-4099-DC-4R-C4 mics and accessories, cardboard box
KIT-4099-DC-10R-C10 mics and accessories, cardboard box

Product overview

The DPA 4099 CORE Rock Touring Kit combines 4 or 10 supercardioid 4099 CORE instrument microphones with accessories, for live rock band performances on drums, percussion and loud brass.

The 4099 Touring Kits combine the microphones with the appropriate adapters, clips and cables that make it a breeze to set up your stage. The Rock application is optimised for live rock band performances and uses the Extreme SPL 4099, made to close-mic extremely loud instruments.

The 4099 CORE Extreme SPL has a supercardioid pattern with linear off-axis response for well-balanced isolation and superior gain before feedback, and handles 152 dB SPL peak (THD 10 %). It connects with a MicroDot connector and runs on P48 phantom power through a DAD6001-BC or DAD4099-BC XLR adapter, or on 5 to 10 V through a DPA adapter for wireless systems.

The kit is offered with 4 or 10 microphones, and the versions ending in -C come in a cardboard box.

4099 CORE microphones per kit 4 or 10
Max SPL, THD 10 %, Extreme SPL 152 dB
Dynamic range, typ. 109 dB
Pressure-gradient condenser Supercardioid

Key features

  • 4 or 10 supercardioid 4099 CORE instrument microphones with accessories
  • Extreme SPL microphones for drums, percussion and loud brass
  • High SPL handling: 152 dB SPL peak (THD 10 %)
  • Superior gain before feedback and well-balanced isolation
  • MicroDot connector; P48 through XLR adapter, cable runs up to 300 m
  • Cardboard box versions (-C) available

Made for

  • Live rock band performances
  • Drum kits and percussion
  • Trumpet and loud brass
  • Touring crews who need a ready-to-go set

In the box

  • KIT-4099-DC-4R / -4R-C: 4 x 4099 CORE microphones and accessories
  • KIT-4099-DC-10R / -10R-C: 10 x 4099 CORE microphones and accessories
  • -C versions: cardboard box

DPA 4099 CORE Rock Touring Kit: frequently asked questions

What is the Rock Touring Kit for?

It is optimised for live rock band performances, built around the Extreme SPL 4099 for drums, percussion and very loud brass such as the trumpet.

How many microphones are in the kit?

4 (KIT-4099-DC-4R) or 10 (KIT-4099-DC-10R); the -C versions come in a cardboard box.

Which connector do the microphones use?

MicroDot. They run on P48 phantom power through a DAD6001-BC or DAD4099-BC XLR adapter, or on 5 to 10 V through a DPA adapter for wireless systems.

How loud can the sources be?

The 4099 CORE Extreme SPL handles 152 dB SPL peak at THD 10 %.

How long can the cable runs be?

Up to 300 m (984 ft) with the DAD6001-BC or DAD4099-BC XLR adapter.

Where can I buy the DPA 4099 CORE Rock Touring Kit in India?

The DPA 4099 CORE Rock Touring Kit is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Drum kit

Live engineers miking rock drums.

Connections

ConnectTo
4099 CORE Extreme SPLMounted on each drum
MicroDotDAD6001-BC XLR adapter, console with P48

Setup

  1. Mount a microphone on each drum.
  2. Aim the capsules with the goosenecks.
  3. Connect, switch on P48 and set the gains.

Tip: 152 dB SPL peak handling for close-miked drums.

Workflow 2: Percussion

Percussionists in rock and pop bands.

Connections

ConnectTo
4099 CORE Extreme SPLPercussion instrument
MicroDotXLR adapter, console with P48

Setup

  1. Fit the microphone close to the source.
  2. Connect via the XLR adapter.
  3. Set the gain.

Tip: The supercardioid pattern isolates each instrument.

Workflow 3: Trumpet and loud brass

Horn players in rock bands.

Connections

ConnectTo
4099 CORE Extreme SPLOn the bell
MicroDotDAD4099-BC XLR adapter, console with P48

Setup

  1. Mount the microphone on the instrument.
  2. Aim the capsule at the bell.
  3. Connect via the DAD4099-BC and set the gain.

Tip: The DAD4099-BC adds a second order low-cut filter at 80 Hz.

Workflow 4: Wireless horn player

Players who move around the stage.

Connections

ConnectTo
4099 CORE (MicroDot)DPA adapter for the wireless bodypack transmitter input
Bodypack transmitterWireless receiver

Setup

  1. Mount the microphone.
  2. Connect it to the transmitter through a DPA adapter.
  3. Check that the transmitter supplies 5 to 10 V and set the level.

Tip: The microphone needs 5 to 10 V through the DPA adapter.

Workflow 5: Big stages

Crews with long runs to front of house.

Connections

ConnectTo
4099 COREDAD6001-BC or DAD4099-BC
XLR cable up to 300 mConsole with P48

Setup

  1. Connect each microphone to its XLR adapter.
  2. Run balanced cable to the console.
  3. Switch on P48 and line-check.

Tip: The XLR adapters drive cables up to 300 m (984 ft).

Workflow 6: Nightly set-up on tour

Touring crews.

Connections

ConnectTo
KitMicrophones and accessories
Stage planConsole inputs

Setup

  1. Unpack the kit.
  2. Place the microphones per the stage plan.
  3. Line-check, and pack the kit away after the show.

Tip: The kits combine the appropriate adapters, clips and cables, so setting up the stage is a breeze.

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