DPA Microphones 4088-DC-A-B34-LH-S 4088 CORE Directional Headset Microphone (Black)

Introduction to the 4088 Directional Headset Microphone
The 4088 Directional Headset Microphone stands as a top choice in professional audio equipment, renowned for its open and natural sound quality. This microphone excels in capturing clear and precise audio, making it ideal for both spoken word presentations and vocal performances. Its design and performance ensure that it meets the needs of users in various professional settings, offering unmatched audio clarity.

Optimized for Professional Use
This microphone is crafted to perform exceptionally well in environments with high sound pressure levels (SPL). It features an advanced off-axis rejection capability, which suppresses distant sound sources effectively. This makes it especially suitable for live performances where background noise and potential feedback could pose a problem. Its ability to maintain sound integrity in challenging situations highlights its reliability and professional-grade quality.

Design and Comfort
The sleek and elegant structure of the 4088 Directional Headset Microphone is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. It boasts a dual-ear design that ensures stability and comfort during extended use. The microphone's small diameter of .64 cm (.25 in) and minimal weight of just 14 g (.5 oz) allow for discreet placement, making it virtually invisible when worn, which is particularly beneficial for performances requiring a non-intrusive appearance.

Versatility and Compatibility
Equipped with a flexible adapter system, the 4088 Directional Headset Microphone is compatible with most professional wireless systems. This versatility extends its use across various devices without the need for multiple microphones. Whether mounted on the left or right side, it provides consistent performance, further proving its adaptability and user-friendly design.

Advanced Audio Engineering
The microphone’s bass response is meticulously engineered for linearity at a close range of 2-3 cm (1 inch) from the sound source. This engineering detail ensures that the bass roll-off is more pronounced at greater distances, an essential feature for minimizing background noise and combating feedback in live settings. Such precision in sound design is critical for professionals who require dependable audio quality under diverse conditions.