The DMM0022 Concealer from DPA Microphones is a single microphone concealer designed to reduce friction noise when attaching DPA Heavy-Duty 4060, 4061, and 4071 microphones to performers and subjects in the theater, concerts, houses of worship, interviews, and more. It keeps clothing away from the microphone, thus preventing problematic cloth noise. The top part of the concealer can be removed while the base remains attached to clothing. A detachable space bracket provides reliable distance between clothing and the microphone, and clicks in and out of the top of the concealer.

Reduces Friction Noise    Mounts to Clothing    Detachable Space Bracket    Space Bracket Clicks in and out

• Reduces friction noise
• Mounts to clothing
• Top of concealer can be separated from the base
• Mount the base to clothing and maintain the ability to remove top part
• Detachable space bracket clicks in and out of the top of the concealer

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work with Rode ntg2?

A: For proper fitment to the Rode NTG-2 we recommend the WSS-2014

Q: 2. Does this require phantom power to run? And can it pass phantom power on to, say, a condenser mic?

A: This does require phantom power to run, however it will not pass phantom power. The booster is intended for use with dynamic and ribbon mics.

Q: 3. Does does fit senal mc24 shotgun mic?

A: Yes, the Auray Professional Windshield for Shotgun Microphones (7") is compatible with the Senal MC24-EL Long Shotgun Microphone.

Q: 4. Does it fit the Senheisser MKH 416?

A: Indeed! It does fit the Sennheisser MKH 416

Q: 5. I saw no serial number and model number was printed on the microphone

A: The information is written around the top and bottom portions of the mic handle.

Q: 6. If I'm going to be mounting the AT875R on the camera, not holding it, is there any advantage to using foam cover as apposed to just one of these, or would this do for everything?

A: This is a few years after the original question, but the dynamics are still the same for anyone else wondering if these higher-end dead cats are worth the extra few bucks. YES, there is an advantage over every other option out there, including the lesser-priced ones that are really only the fuzzy part and retrofit over your existing foam windshield. Look at the picture of the cutout on the Auray professional windscreen. See the webby network of nondescript "whatever that is" between the outside of the dead cat (IE the fuzzy exterior) and the microphone itself? THAT is what keeps the wind out. It is made of a pliable plastic, and because of its jumbled weave, it cuts the path of the wind from as many directions as you see "jumbles." In my experience, the fluffy exterior helps more with cutting plosives and with sibilance. Let's put it this way, when I want clean audio, these professional windscreens are what go on my microphones. When I NEED a video that requires an audio sync with wind (a close of leaves blowing, etc), I will record two tracts: one mic with the professional windscreen for clean audio, and the second mic with the mic-kit "foam" one, so I will have "just enough" wind noise to match the scene!

Q: 7. Does it work with ntg4 + ?

A: Yes. See below dimensions ( the depth spec does work, as 7.1 " is more than enough to cover the mic element / side vents. Auray WSS-2018 Specs Compatible Mic Diameter 0.75 to 0.9" / 19 to 23 mm Inner Depth 7.1" / 18 cm Rode NTG 4+: Physical Color Black Mounting 3/8"-16 Female, 5/8"-27 Female, Mic Clip (with Included Hardware) Construction Material Metal Dimensions ø: 0.87 x L: 10.94" / ø: 22 x L: 278 mm Weight 6.21 oz / 176 g (Microphone)

Q: 8. Will this fit a Sennheiser MKE 600?

A: Yes, this should fit the MKE600.

Q: 9. What thread and size is the mount?

A: This should have a 3/8'' thread mount, and the dimensions are 151.00mmH x 65.00mmW x 117.00mmD.

Q: 10. Can I power this with a 2.5A usb charger? Or a 1A, like I have for my iphone charge cord?

A: The Deity Microphones DQC1 Smart Battery Charger supports 5V, 3A, 9V, 3A, 12V, 3A, 15V, 3A, and 20V, 2.25A power input. Be sure to check both the amperage and the voltage of your charger before attempting to use it for power input.