DPA Microphones · Kokkedal, Denmark
Six decades of
world-class microphone
design experience
Designing microphones with amazing sound, exceptional consistency and outstanding durability is no easy feat. Six decades of precision and perfection define our condenser microphones to this day.
The best sound is close to the source.
Find your microphone
What gear do you
actually use?
Start from the form factor. Every DPA capsule shares the same core — the difference is how it disappears into your craft.
New · Digital wireless
The N-Series.
Wireless, finally
worthy of the capsule.
A digital wireless platform built around the microphones it carries — wide tuning, encrypted audio and the same uncoloured DPA sound from capsule to receiver. The link stops being the weak point.
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DPK · Application kit
The piano kit,
ready out of
the case.
Two matched microphones, the right mounts and a clear placement guide — engineered to capture a grand piano truthfully, from a delicate solo passage to a full hall. Open the case, place, record.
See the DPK kitThe range
Microphones by model

CORE+ Instrument Microphone — supercardioid clip mic for strings, brass and percussion.
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Subminiature Headset Microphone — omnidirectional, 3 mm capsule for theatre and touring.
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CORE Micro Shotgun — directional pickup in a discreet body for broadcast and location work.
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CORE Lavalier Microphone — the value omni for speech, theatre and broadcast capture.
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Trusted on the
world's biggest stages
From arena tours to West End pits, performers reach for DPA when the microphone has to vanish and the voice has to carry.
Mic University
Learn the craft
behind the capsule
Placement guides, application notes and the acoustics behind the sound — written by the engineers who build the microphones. Free, and deeper than a spec sheet.
Enter Mic UniversityDPA Journeys · Film
The next Journeys
is a portrait
Three episodes in — a film-score mixer, an arctic field recordist, an immersive producer. None of them set in a theatre, where the 4061 has been the body mic on Broadway for more than twenty years. The next one could be the person who owns the silence in a musical.
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