DPA 6060 CORE Omni Submini Mic - Normal SPL - Black - Mini-Jack

Gently brush the capsule with a dry, soft brush. If necessary, use a slightly damp cloth, ensuring no moisture enters the capsule. The removable cap can be cleaned separately and should be reattached with a firm click.

IP58 certification means the microphone is protected against dust ingress and can withstand immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. This is achieved through a water-repellant nano-coating, hermetic sealing of the amplifier, and dual gold plating of the diaphragm.

Yes, while the microphone has a 3.5mm mini-jack, most wireless systems require a specific adapter to connect. DPA offers a range of modular adapters for various professional wireless transmitters. These adapters are typically sold separately.

The color variations are purely aesthetic. The black, beige, and white versions offer the same audio performance and durability. The choice depends on the user's preference and the specific wardrobe or application where the microphone needs to be most discreet.

Yes, if your computer has a 3.5 mm microphone input, you can use the microphone directly with its included cable. You may need to adjust input levels in your computer's audio settings.

DPA Microphones typically offers a two-year limited warranty on their products, covering manufacturing defects. Please refer to the official DPA warranty documentation for full details.

The cable is integrated with the microphone housing for enhanced durability and strain relief. It is not designed to be user-detachable. If the cable is damaged, the entire microphone unit may need to be serviced or replaced.

Ensure the 3.5mm mini-jack is securely plugged into the recording device or that the correct adapter is firmly connected to the wireless transmitter. Check that the wireless transmitter is powered on and paired correctly. Verify gain settings on the recording device or transmitter.

Check the microphone's position relative to the sound source. Ensure the gain on the recording device or wireless transmitter is set appropriately. Confirm the microphone is functioning correctly by testing it with a different cable or adapter if possible.

The microphone has a high SPL capability; ensure the input gain on the recording device or wireless transmitter is not set too high, which can cause clipping. Check for any physical obstructions or damage to the capsule.

Inspect the cable for visible cuts or kinks. The internal Kevlar reinforcement is designed to prevent breaks, but extreme force can still cause damage. Replace the cable or use a new one if available and the issue persists.