The beige 4065 Omnidirectional Left-Ear Mounted Headset Microphone with a Hardwired TA5F Connector for Lectrosonics Wireless Systems from DPA Microphones is designed for unobtrusive use on-stage and in the studio. The mic features a neutral sonic character that is designed for accurate reproduction of the human voice.

Designed for Unobtrusive Use    On-Stage and Studio Applications    Close Mic Applications    Bendable Headset

Fits any head shape

Resistant to humidity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the spec. given here for the diaphragm an error? i.e., 0.05' / 16 mm. Surely 16mm = 0.5'

A: Here us the specification as published by DPA microphones: Capsule Diameter - 16mm (0.6 in).

Q: 2. Does the microphone come with a case? If yes, is it a soft or hard case? If not, do you have a recommendation? Thanks.

A: The DPA d:fine headsets ship in a padded zippered case. http://bit.ly/1nqWBtQ

Q: 3. Will this work with my Boya Wireless Mic system?

A: It should swork with any wireless transmitter that has the right type of connector. Look carefully at the picture and see if the plug at the end of the cable looks like it would fit the jack on your body pack.

Q: 4. Are there electronics built in that take 48v to 15v phantom power? I'd be using with a Tascam X8.

A: To use the Countryman Isomax Headset Microphone with 3-pin XLR Connector (Beige) with the TASCAM Portacapture X8 32-Bit Float 8-Channel Multitrack Field Recorder, a 12V to 48V in-line transformer is required. The PSC A4812 48V to 12T In-Line Barrel Adapter is the recommended device for this application.

Q: 5. is the TA4F connector a Shure connector, or will I need to swap it out?

A: Yes, the connection on the DPA Microphones Core 4066 Omnidirectional Headset Microphone with TA4F Connector is compatible for use with Shure transmitters implementing a 4-Pin TA4M input connection.

Q: 6. Is this adapter wired for Lectrosonics Servo wiring, or Universal wiring?

A: This specification is not published by DPA, but available upon request. The DPA DAD3056 uses universal wiring and is listed to work with all LM, SM and UM series transmitters. Should you have an M185 wireless system, this adapter will not work. You will need the DAD6012.

Q: 7. Could this be a solution if we want to capture a voice with it and send it via a radio transmitter? By using for example two DAD6034 and a Y adapter cable (mini-jack splitter) to connect everything to the wireless transmitter? If the transmitter only supports one input, we will lose stereophony, but this is not essential in our case. We want to use them instead of a lav mic (camouflage+no rustle).

A: The DPA Microphones 4560 CORE Binaural Microphone is not a good choice for a mic to use with a wireless transmitter since it has two separate output connectors and requires 5 to 10V. A wireless microphone transmitter like one from Sennheiser accepts only one input and sends a mono audio signal to the receiver. What you could do is connect the mic to separate channels on a mixer and then send the left and right audio from the mixer wirelessly to two receivers to maintain the stereophony.

Q: 8. Will this mic work with the packs for Pyle PDWM8900?

A: The cable connector is not compatible with the Pyle PDWM8900.

Q: 9. hello, 3 pin lemo is compatible with shure bodypack?

A: Shure uses a TA4 connector for body packs.

Q: 10. does this world with video camera?

A: This will work with a professional video camera that has XLR inputs and a 48 volt power supply, although such a setup is very uncommon.For this kind of use, lavalier mics are usually preferred as they look more discreet.