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DPA 6060 and 6061 CORE Subminiature d:screet Lavalier Microphone
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DPA 6060 and 6061 CORE Subminiature d:screet™ Microphones — Only 3 mm (1.2 in) in size, but pack the audio power of larger DPA mics.
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DPA 6060 and 6061 CORE Subminiature d:screet Lavalier Microphone
DPA 6060 and 6061 lavalier microphones are only 3 mm (1.2 in) in size, but they pack the audio power of DPA’s larger, award-winning mics. What they lack in size, they more than make up for in clarity, consistency and durability – three qualities that really matter. By shrinking CORE by DPA technology, you can be ensured you don’t have to compromise on sound to focus on aesthetics.
Features
- Amazing 3 mm CORE capsule technology
- Renowned DPA sound in a 60% smaller package
- Stainless steel, PVD-coated mic housing
- Modular adapter system fits most professional wireless systems
Choose your model: Sound Pressure Level (SPL)
It is important to choose a mic that fits the SPL of the sound source you are capturing. Remember, the SPL depends on the distance to the sound source. The 6060 has a Normal SPL (20 mV/Pa), similar to DPA’s 4060 and 4660 models, and can handle loud sound sources. The 6061 has a Loud SPL (6 mV/Pa), similar to DPA’s 4060 and 4660 models, and can handle very loud sound sources. It is typically used as a head-mounted mic in theater and the like.
Core by DPA
CORE by DPA is a powerful new technology at the heart of the 6060 Series of miniature microphones. Providing minimized distortion, you will experience increased clarity and openness, from recording a whisper to a scream.
DPA has taken the amazing CORE technology and shrunk it down to fit into their 3 mm (1.2 in) subminiature mics. This means that, despite their small size, the performance of the d:screet™ 6060 CORE Subminiature Series is fully comparable to the 5 mm (2.1 in) miniature capsules that are beloved around the globe. These subminiatures have a lower noise floor than any other 3 mm (1.2 in) capsule on the market, and they are better able to capture high sound pressure levels without distortion, as well. In terms of technical specifications, the d:screet™ 6061 has a noise floor of only 26 dB(A), which is on par with the 5 mm (2.1 in) DPA miniature capsules.
Advanced new mic design
This tiny capsule has a cap that can be removed for cleaning and should be firmly reattached to the mic body with a firm click that can both be felt and heard. The supplied cap corresponds in its nature to the low-boost grid of DPA’s 5 mm (2.1 in) versions. Both the mic itself plus the cap are made of stainless steel and treated with a Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) coating that makes it extremely durable: able to tolerate high temperatures, resilient against impacts, and resistant to abrasion. The entire mic has a pleasant matte look due to the coating, making the entire headset look smaller and less obtrusive.
The cable is often the weak spot on these types of mics, but DPA has opted to use the same size cable (Ø 1.6 mm (.06 in)) and the same rugged cable relief as on our 5 mm (2.1 in) mics. The cables are extremely durable, do not become entangled, and are equipped with an inner core made of Kevlar that withstands rough pulls. A strain relief is integrated in the mic housing to strengthen the assembly.
The cable and capsule design ensure immunity to noisy wireless devices. These mics are typically connected to a wireless belt pack, and DPA offers a comprehensive mix of adapters to suit the many wireless transmitters available. When used with an adapter, the connector is the DPA MicroDot, but DPA also offers hardwired terminations to suit the most popular systems from manufactures such as Shure and Sennheiser. All of our connectors are equipped with a rugged strain relief.
It’s the only 3 mm (1.2 in) mic that gives you the DPA sonic quality that you know and love.
8-position lavalier clip
When used as a lavalier, a special rotatable clip is available. The 360° clip can be mounted in eight positions, chosen in 45° incremental steps. This makes it very easy to change from women’s’ to men’s’ shirts (left to right buttoned) or even t-shirts and the like where the neckline is used.
A bit about omnis
An omnidirectional microphone has sensitivity at all angles – in principle picking up sound equally from all directions. This gives you extremely natural and realistic sound compared to a cardioid mic.
Omnis are most often used in film recording applications and broadcast environments as they pick up the sound most naturally compared to directional microphones. The omni does not suffer from proximity effect and is not as sensitive to wind, pop or handling noise. Even on a live stage, omnis are often used.
Sometimes, omnidirectional microphones are not the first type an audio engineer thinks of when it comes to live performances with a huge PA system amplifying the voice pick-up from an actor. Yet due to the short distance to the sound source (using a hidden bodyworn or headset), very high levels can be obtained with DPA omnis without feedback issues. These mics can be heard on many (very loud) theatre stages, for example on London’s West End and Broadway.
Adapter system gives you flexibility
The adapters for wireless systems give you flexible, simple and affordable possibilities. You are no longer bound to one wireless system. As circumstances change, you can just switch your adapter, instead of incurring the cost of a completely new microphone. When you make the switch, you won’t hear any loss or change in sound quality.
The d:fine™, d:screet™ and d:vote™ series of miniature microphones work with all leading wireless mic solutions, such as Lectrosonics, Sennheiser, Shure, Sony, Wisycom, Zaxcom and many more. DPA Microphones’ ingenious adapter system is one of a kind in the industry. It protects your investment in fantastic sound for years to come. Should you prefer to have your mic hardwired to a specific connector type, DPA offers pre-terminated types for the most popular wireless systems.
