DPA Exhibits d:facto Vocal Mic at InfoComm 2012DPA Microphones, the manufacturer of reference and headset microphones, featured its handheld d:facto vocal mic at InfoComm 2012. With the d:facto, DPA has identified what its users love about the reference standard cardioid 4011 and tailored those qualities to a handheld design specified for live performance purposes. The result is a supercardioid mic with definition, separation, natural sound and SPL handling. The d:facto boasts a rugged design for professional use, and has an optimized proximity effect specifically designed for vocal use. Similar to all DPA mics, d:facto features superior gain before feedback, while the robust three-stage pop-protection grid built into the microphone effectively removes unwanted noise, according to the company. d:facto boasts exceptional isolation from handling noise, as well as the ability to accommodate extreme sound levels. The microphone head can be used on the DPA wired handle and can also be unscrewed for mounting onto a Wisycom wireless microphone system, offering flexibility. "For many years, the live sound market has been requesting that the high sound quality of DPA's legendary 4011 mic be made available for a myriad of live performance and recording needs," says DPA's CEO, Christian Poulsen. "As a result of the innovative partnership with Wisycom, we have developed the d:facto vocal mic to fulfill those requests. The option of wired and wireless modes, combined with DPA's proven technology, has resulted in a live performance vocal mic that encapsulates flexibility and unsurpassed sound quality; key elements for equipment of the future." 
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