Wharfedale DM5.0 SJ Supercardioid Dynamic Microphone
Original Wharfedale DM5.0SJ Is the same microphone as the classic “DM5.0s” but comes with a 3 meter XLR – 6.3mm (1/4”) unbalanced cable. This makes connection to ‘consumer-grade’ audio devices simple. The same great mic but now with a practical XLR to 6.3mm jack cable. The DM5.0sj is a dynamic moving coil microphone designed to handle a wide variety of vocal and instrumental applications for both live sound and recording.
It has a super cardioid pickup pattern with a frequency response of 50Hz to 12kHz. It also has a slight bass proximity boost and a mid-range presence that results in a warm and natural response for nearly every type of voice. The DM5.0sj is engineered to handle very high levels of gain without distortion and will provide over 20dB of off axis feedback rejection.
Key Features
- Robust dynamic supercardioid microphone
- High SPL capabilities
- High-performance capsule
- Low distortion
- Perfect for vocals, drums and guitar cabs
- Rugged cast metal body
- Strong Steel mesh grille
- Supplied with 3 meter XLR to 6.3mm jack cable
- Internal pop shield
ANY OCCASION
The versatile dynamic DM series mic capsule makes a mic that is great for any occasion.
Drums, guitars, brass and vocals – a DM mic does the job! In addition it is made to cut through the mix for detailed live vocal performance. High SPL capabilities combined with a super cardioid pickup pattern means the microphone can produce high gain before feedback and a high signal to noise ratio.
The DM series also feature an on/off switch (excluding DM5.0Pro) which has been specifically designed to ensure silent switching during performance.
VERSATILE DYNAMIC MICS
- Robust dynamic supercardioid microphones
- High SPL capabilities
- High performance capsules
- Low distortion
- Tailored for vocals
- Also suitable for drums, guitar cabs and other high SPL sound sources
- Single and multipacks available
- Rugged cast metal bodies
- Steel mesh grilles
- Internal pop shields
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