DPA - 4099 CORE+ Loud SPL, Guitare

The DPA 4099 CORE+ Loud SPL Guitar is part of the new generation of DPA instrumental microphones, featuring CORE+ technology for more faithful, natural and robust pick-up. Designed for guitarists, mandolinists and ukulele players who demand a precise, balanced acoustic sound, this model combines sonic finesse, mounting flexibility and stage solidity.

At the heart of the system is a pre-polarised condenser capsule with a supercardioid pattern. This type of directivity ensures excellent rejection of surrounding sounds and preserves the clarity of the signal, even on heavily amplified stages. Its linear frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with a slight boost of +2 dB around 10-12 kHz, faithfully reproduces the harmonic richness and natural brilliance of acoustic guitar. Thanks to its ability to handle up to 145dB SPL peak, the 4099 CORE+ Loud SPL can be used both for softly played guitars and for more dynamic or percussive styles.

The GC4099 mounting system supplied with this model has been specifically designed for plucked instruments such as guitar, mandolin, ukulele and dobro. Its flexible arm enables the pickup to be positioned precisely near the rosette, bridge or other areas, depending on the tone colour required. The clip's flexible, secure design provides full protection for the instrument's varnish thanks to its soft, non-slip contact points. The clip can be fitted quickly and reproducibly, making it ideal for musicians who alternate between several instruments on stage.

The microphone is mounted on a 140 mm gooseneck for perfect stability of placement. The internal suspension of the microphone body reduces mechanical noise and vibration, ensuring clean pick-up even under intense playing conditions. Its detachable MicroLock connector makes it easy to replace or interconnect with various DPA adapters, compatible with most professional wireless systems.

Compact, lightweight and IP58-rated for resistance to moisture and dust, the 4099 CORE+ Loud SPL Guitar is built to last, whether in the studio, on tour or in demanding environments. The balance between isolation, precision and musicality makes it a reference choice for acoustic guitarists, sound engineers and service providers looking for faithful, consistent recording on stage.