The brown DPA Microphones d:fine Core 4088 Miniature Mic Boom TA4Ffrom DPA Microphones d:fine Core 4088 Miniature Mic Boom TA4Fis a replacement cardioid microphone boom with cable for the d:fine headset (sold separately). The boom is 1" longer than on the omnidirectional version, which matches the need for placement at the corner of the mouth.

Designed for theater and broadcast applications, the Core 4088 amplifier technology delivers a 14 dB increase in both THD (total harmonic distortion) and dynamic range than the Legacy 4088 model. This mic boom provides excellent off-axis rejection in high-SPL situations and efficiently suppresses distant sound sources making it suitable for demanding live performance environments. A headset is required.

Replacement Mic Boom for d:fine Headsets    Cable with TA4F Connector    For Stage and Television    Cardioid Polar Pattern    Core Amplifier Increases Performance    14 dB Increase in THD and Dynamic Range    Requires Headset

Resistant to humidity

Pristine audio quality

Lightweight and flexible

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does it work with a razer siren x?

A: Yes, the Rode PSA1 Studio Boom Arm for Broadcast Microphones will work to mount the Razer Seiren X Gaming Microphone via the 5/8"-27 mounting adapter on both units.

Q: 2. Would this work with Rode VideoMic NTG Hybrid Analog/USB Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone, or will it want to jump to the sky?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 3. will this connect an Fxlion-One battery to a sound devices 833 with battery telemetry?

A: Yes, the Deity Microphones SPD-T4DT TA4F to D-Tap DC Power Cable is compatible for connection to the Fxlion battery and the Sound Devices 833 Multitrack Field Recorder.

Q: 4. Do these concealers have a back that snaps on?

A: thank you for your question. this unit is just the top portion of the concealer without a backing.

Q: 5. Does this work with DPA microphones?

A: Yes, the Deity Microphones DA4 can be used with DPA microphones. The DA4 is an adapter that can be used with any Microdot-equipped microphone and it converts the Microdot connector to a TA4F plug for connection to a wireless microphone transmitter with a TA4 input jack.

Q: 6. can you plug in wired buds?

A: Yes. The Tula Mic has a standard 3.5mm TRS headphone jack that can be used with most types of wired headphones and earbuds.

Q: 7. Does it work with AT2020USB+?

A: Yes, fully compatible.

Q: 8. Does anyone use a pop filter with this arm? If so how do you attach?

A: You can clamp it onto the boom arm. So the pop screen will move with the mic. This is a good one made by K&M. B&H # KM23956B you can find it on our website.

Q: 9. Any meaningful differences of the Diety S-Mic 2 and the Rode NTG-1 shotguns for crowd miking?

A: The S-Mic 2 may be a better choice because it has a slightly wider pickup range which is better to capture audio from multiple people than a mic with a very narrow pickup range, which is better for picking up one person. The S-Mic 2 is easy to use because it has no onboard switches or controls to adjust and it is also moisture resistant. Its frequency response range is 50 Hz to 20 kHz, it handles loud sounds up to 130 dB SPL, and has very low noise. The NTG1 has a frequency response range or 20 Hz to 20 kHz and handles loud sounds up to 138 dB SPL, and also has low noise. It also has an onboard low-cut filter which is useful to reduce low rumbling background noise. Both the S-Mic 2 and NTG1 are very good mics, but for miking a crowd, the S-Mic 2 may be the better option since it has a wider pickup range and not as focused as the NTG1. The noise level rating for the S-Mic 2 is slightly lower than the NTG1 (12 dBA vs 18 dBA). The moisture resistance is also a good feature for outdoor use.

Q: 10. 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.