The 2011ER Cardioid Microphone, Active Rear Cable from DPA is designed for capturing audio and can be used in various environments, including theater, recording studios, broadcast TV, and similar applications. It features a cardioid directional pattern and a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz. The microphone contains an MMP-E active cable preamp, which splits amplification and phantom power duties. Additionally, the microphone offers a modular capsule with high-quality directivity control and radio frequency interference rejection.

The 2011ER capsule is also suitable for capturing instruments in sound reinforcement applications. The capsule's twin diaphragm is designed to provide a fast impulse response and large frequency bandwidth, resulting in low inherent noise. The microphone's modular design allows users to manually switch optional capsules for enhanced versatility and performance. The preamp terminates with a 12mm attachment at one end and an XLR connector at the other. The 2011ER features a compact appearance and includes a SM4000-C Suspension Mount.

Twin Diaphragm Capsule    Cardioid Polar Pattern    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Range    Modular Capsule Design    48V Phantom Power    Ultra-Compact Appearance    Foam Windscreen is Included    Suspension Mount is Included

Two opposite facing miniature capsules are custom re-built into a double diaphragm, one-capsule composition

Linear off-axis response in a small frequency bandwidth provides a high stage separation and gain-to-feedback with easy to control mic levels

Blends clarity, richness, and dynamics

Modular flexibility allows you to transform the basic 2011E microphone into a new configuration by combining it with another DPA microphone capsule or preamp

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this work with the Rode Wireless Go II?

A: Yes. With this adapter: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/390976-REG/DPA_Microphones_DAD6034_DAD6034_MicroDot_to_Locking.html

Q: 2. is this lavalier compatible with my Sennheiser EW 512P G4 wireless system? can I plug it straight into the transmitter?

A: Yes, the DPA Microphones 6060 CORE Subminiature Normal Sensitivity Omni Lavalier Microphone with Locking 3.5mm Sennheiser Adapter is compatible with Sennheiser EW 512P G4 transmitters.

Q: 3. What plug do I use for lectrosonic I thought it was Ta5 but I only see TA4 on the 6060

A: You are correct Lectro uses a TA 5. That particular DPA doesn't come with a TA 5 connector. Only 3-Pin LEMO, 3.5mm Locking, MicroDot and TA4F.

Q: 4. What adapter would be required to connect the DPA microphones to a Zoom F3?

A: To connect the DPA Microphones 4560 CORE Binaural Headset Microphone to the XLR inputs on the Zoom F3 Recorder you will need to implement two DPA Microphones DAD6001 Microdot to 3-Pin XLR Adapter with Belt Clip (BH #DPDAD6001BC) (belt clip is removable): https://bhpho.to/35LfsvP

Q: 5. Will this work with plug-in power from these devices: Sony PCM-M10, Zoom H1N, EOS-M3, Canon 5D3 ?

A: The MCSM-4 can operate on 1.5 to 10 volts and will be compatible with most devices that provide plug in power.

Q: 6. Can anyone comment on low frequency or bass sounds recording off piano? The solitary youtube comparison video makes this system sound anemic compared with Earthworks. Thnx

A: If you were comparing these to the Earthworks PM40 Piano system, you may be hearing more resonance in the PM40's lows due to its extended low frequency range. The PM40 can pickup as low as 9hz, where as the DPA's low's start at 80hz.

Q: 7. I hope you have a promotion of DPA4017C with cinela pianissimo, will you have it?

A: DPA Microphones 4017C Compact Shotgun Microphone with MMP-C Preamp B&H # DP4017C

Q: 8. 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: 9. Does this contain the same removable capsule as the DPA 4018C?

A: This mic has the same 4018 capsule as the 4018C variant.

Q: 10. Would this be resistant enough if you were recording rain sounds and its being hit by the rain?

A: Yes the DPA4560 is resistant to high levels of humidity and water, but for the best performance you should try to keep it dry if you can.