D:fine 4065 - Microphone DPA - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Subminiature Condenser Microphone
Directional Pattern	Omnidirectional
Frequency Range	20 Hz - 20 kHz
Equivalent Noise Level (A-weighted)	Typ. 23 dB(A) re. 20 µPa (max. 26 dB(A))
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)	< 1% THD up to 123 dB SPL peak
Dynamic Range	Typ. 100 dB
Max SPL	144 dB SPL peak
Sensitivity	6 mV/Pa; -44 dB re. 1 V/Pa
Output Impedance	30 - 40 Ω
Cable Drive Capability	Up to 300 m (984 ft) with DAD6001 or DAD4099 preamp
Power Supply	For DAD6001: 48 V phantom power ±4 V (PSM 1-4)
Dimensions (Microphone Cap)	Diameter 5.4 mm, Height 10.5 mm
Weight (Microphone Cap)	Approx. 0.75 g
Color	Black (standard) / White (optional)
Connector	MicroDot (to suit various wireless systems)
Main Functions	High-quality audio capture for speech, vocals, and instruments; designed for discreet placement in headsets, lavalier, and instrument mounting
Maintenance & Cleaning	Clean with a soft, damp cloth; avoid solvents; dry before storage; use included protective cap when not in use
Safety	Complies with relevant EU and FCC standards; do not expose to extreme temperatures or moisture
Spare Parts & Repairability	Replaceable microphone cap, cable, and MicroDot connector; service by authorized DPA center
General Information	Designed for professional audio; compatible with DPA preamplifiers and most wireless systems with MicroDot adapter

Frequently Asked Questions - D:fine 4065 DPA

What is the DPA D:fine 4065 microphone used for?

The D:fine 4065 is a subminiature omnidirectional condenser microphone ideal for speech, vocals, and instrument miking in theater, broadcast, film, and live sound. It can be used as a headset, lavalier, or instrument microphone.

Is the D:fine 4065 compatible with my wireless system?

Yes, the D:fine 4065 features a MicroDot connector that can be adapted to most professional wireless systems using DPA's range of adapters (e.g., for Shure, Sennheiser, Lectrosonics). Check the DPA compatibility chart or contact support.

How do I clean the D:fine 4065 microphone?

Use a soft, damp cloth to gently wipe the microphone cap and cable. Avoid harsh chemicals or solvents. Remove the cap and clean the grid if needed. Always dry before storage. The protective cap should be used when not in use.

What is the frequency response of the D:fine 4065?

The D:fine 4065 has a frequency range of 20 Hz to 20 kHz with a gentle presence boost around 8-12 kHz for clarity. It is designed to be natural and transparent.

Does the D:fine 4065 require phantom power?

Yes, it requires 48 V phantom power (according to IEC 61938) when used with the DAD6001 preamplifier. For wireless systems, the transmitter provides the necessary power.

What is the maximum SPL the D:fine 4065 can handle?

The microphone can handle up to 144 dB SPL peak before clipping, making it suitable for loud sources like drums or brass instruments.

Can I use the D:fine 4065 outdoors?

Yes, but it is recommended to use a windshield or pop filter to reduce wind noise. The microphone is not fully waterproof, so avoid direct rain.

How do I replace the microphone cap?

The cap can be replaced by unscrewing the old cap and screwing on a new one. Ensure the cap is tightened securely. DPA offers different caps for different applications.

What is the included accessory list?

Typically includes: microphone cap with grid, protective cap, MicroDot connector, and mounting clip. Some versions may include a windscreen or adhesive mounts.

How long is the cable on the D:fine 4065?

The standard cable length is 1.8 m (6 ft). Custom lengths are available upon request. The cable is thin and flexible for concealment.

USER MANUAL D:fine 4065 DPA

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Introduction

All the define™ Headset Microphones provide a unique natural and open sound. Ultra-lightweight and adjustable, define™ Headset Mics ensure a secure and comfortable fit in live performance environments. To ensure optimal performance of your define Headset Mics please follow the simple instructions below.

Placement of microphone

For discreet placement, you can bond the microphone boom slightly so that the capsule is as close to the cheek as positive. Do not hold the capore while bending bend

the wire boom, making a smooth curve with your thumb to best fill the profile of the face.

Mount a directional mic 2–3 cm (1 in) from the corner of the intake to ensure optimal sound quality compared to an omnidirectional mic that can be placed. Further away from the mouth

Omnidirectional characteristics

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How to tell the difference between d:fine™ Headset Microphone capsules

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Adjusting the d:fine™ 4065

4065 is pre-formed but may require adjustment in order to get a tight. Fixed position to the back of the neck. Adjust the steel tube carefully at the curve

A protection grid is mounted over the microphone head. If clogged with dirt or make-up, gently remove it and clean it with distilled water.

Adjusting the define ^TM 4066, 4067, and 4088

The size of the "excessive" mount can easily be adjusted. Change the standard bed by carefully expanding the distance between the schools.

to change sides, simply click the boom out of the clips and switch it over to the other side.

The remaining two clips are not used, the soft cable must no, be attached into the clips.

Adjusting the d:fine™ Omnidirectional, d:fine™ Directional, d:fine™ 66 and d:fine™ 88.

The directional characteristics of the microphone is indicated on the flat microphone head with ⏻ for omnicirectional and ➤ for directional as shown on page 3. This marking should always point towards the mouth Mount a directional headset 2 - 3 cm (1 m) from the corner of the mouth to ensure optimal sound quality

For the single-ear, just open the spring hook lightly, first place the side behind your ear lose (Pic. 1) and let go of the spring over your ear (Pic. 2). For the dual-ear, place the headset behind your ears and place the springs like for the single-ear. Adjust the headset mount by pulling or pushing the wires until it fits tight (Pic. 3).

Correct placement behind the varLobe

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Position the microphone properly by pulling or pushing the boom along the side.

Sw an between left and right ear wearing style smosy by rotating the microphone boom. Hold on to the sarbook while gently turning the boom.

For the dual-ear versions, also rotate the two earcocks.

Adjust the microphone boom to follow the shape of your face by gently bending the soft sales on the scale hanger.

Adjust the angle of the cable run also by gently bending the soft vessel (see arrows). Position the cable as shown on the picture for securing the position of the microphone.

The cable relief on the dual ear verson should be fixed in the clip that also holds the two wires on the mount.

Always leave the protection grid on the define Omnidirectional and refine™ Directions, as it protects the inner grid and offers protection against wind and breathing noise. The protection grid is replaccable.

Service connector for exchange of cables or booms on the dfine™ Omnidirectional, define™ Directional, define™ 66 and dfine™ 88

Present line ^[1] Breaklet. Microphones offer exchange of cables or microphone zooms. Simply locate the service access point, pull back the small protection gap and gently pull the zoom away from the table hanger.

Windscreens

The enclosed windscreens offer additional protection against wind and top noise. Generally draw the windscreen over the microphone head. For even better protection, bigger windscreens are available.

Sweat stop

The microphone is equipped with a transparent sweat stop around the microphone boom to prevent sweet running along the microphone boom to the microphone head.

Accessories (see note at www.panicophore.com) Grids and windscreens, cables and adapters, banners and earbuds

Protection cap

The d'aire ^™ Orn-directional and saline ^™ Directional micropones come with a red plastic cap which serves to protect the microphone head when putting on make-p. harspray and more. Remove the cap before use.

Color codes & cable steer

The dline ¹⁸ Onndirectional and define Directional microphones come with a number of cable steer clips in different colours. Mounted on the cable relief, this clip allows for quick recognition of a specific headset microphone.

Clothing clip for d:fine™ Omnidirectional, d:fine™ Directional, d:fine™ 66 and d:fine™ 88.

The supplied clothing do allows you to attach the cable to your clothes, thus relieving the cable draw to the headset mic. This is essential on the single-car headset mic.

Correct use of microphone grids

The two different protection grids that are supplied with 4066, 4067, and defnee are for acoustical equalization, depending on the placement on the performer. Remove the premounted soft-boost grid before replacing it with the high-boost grid.

Cleaning the mic grid of dfine™ 4065, 4066, 4067 and dfine™ 66

Remove the microphone grid from the microphone element and clean the grid using as soft cloth and distilled water only. Make sure the grid is dry before mounting it on the microphone element. This is not possible on the 4088 and cfine® 86 as the dipragm is protected inside the microphone housing and the protection grids are not removable. Therefore, no attempts should be made to clean the grid surface and extreme care should be taken not to dig the grids with makeup eq.

Cable maintenance

The cable is usually longer than required. Make sure that superfluous cable is wound up in soft figure of eight loops (preferably 5–3 cm (2.5–3 m) diameter) and avoid kins in the tube.

Use organic oil (e.g., olive oil) or lukewarm distilled water to remove rescue from tape, gluc, or make-up on the cable. Do not send the cable or rub it harshly, it may stress the inner cores of the cable and cause them to break over time.

General Maintenance

The define Headsets are resistant to high levels of humidity. However, care must be taken to keep the headset microphone away from exposure to water and cleaning fluids, and to keep the microphone head dry at all times. Do not use spray or use fluid containing chemicals that could remove static electricity on or close to the microphone. This could cause permanent damage.

MicroDot connectors and adapters

To provide users with sale and compact mounting of connectors, all neckets from DPA are fitted with the MicroDot connector as standard. A broad range of connection adapters is offered as optional accessories for most wireless systems for professional use. See www.pamikrophones.com/adapters

Use the supplied connector-tightening too whenever the MicroDot connector needs to be fastened to the adaptor for long periods of time.

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Specifications

dfine™ Omnidirectional Headset Microphones

Directional characteristics

Omnidirectional

Principle of operation

Pressure

Frequency range

20 Hz - 20 kHz

Frequency range, ± 2 dB

d:fine omnidirectional

20 Hz - 20 kHz with 3 dB soft boost at 8 - 15 kHz

4065, 4066, 4067 and dfine 66:

20 Hz - 20 kHz with 3 dB soft boost at 8 - 20 kHz

Sensitivity, nominal, ± 3 dB at 1 kHz

6 mV/Pa; -44 dB re. 1 V/Pa

Equivalent noise level, A-weighted

Typ. 26 dB(A) re. 20 μPa (max. 28 dB(A))

S/N ratio (A-weighted),

re. 1 kHz at 1 Pa (94 dB SPL)

Typ. 68 dB(A)

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)

<1 % up to 123 dB SPL peak

<1% up to 120 dB SPL RMS sine

Dynamic range

Typ. 97 dB

Max. SPL, peak before clipping

144 dB

Power supply (for full performance)

Min. 5 V - max. 50 V through DPA adapter for

wireless systems, 48 V phantom power ± 4 V

with DAD6001-BC XLR adapter

Current consumption

Typ. 1.5 mA (microphone)

3.5 mA with DAD6001-BC XLR adapter

Connector

MicroDot

Color (microphone, cable and earhook)

Black, beige, brown

Microphone head size (h x w x d)

9.5×5.3×2.9mm(0.37×0.21×0.11in)

Cable length

1.3 m (4.3 ft)

Cable diameter

1.6 mm (0.06 in)

Temperature range

-40 °C to 45 °C (-40 °F to 113 °F)

Relative Humidity (RH)

Up to 90%

Specifications

d.fine™ Directional Headset Microphones

Directional characteristics

Cardioid

Principle of operation

Pressure gradient

Frequency range

20 Hz - 20 kHz

Frequency range, ± 2 dB,

Near field 2-3 cm (0.8-1.2 in)

define directional

100 Hz - 20 kHz with 3 dB soft boost at 8 - 20 kHz

4088 and dfine 88

100 Hz - 20 kHz with 4-6 dB soft boost at 15 kHz

Sensitivity, nominal, ±3 dB at 1 kHz

6 mV/Pa: -44 dB re. | V/Pa

Equivalent noise level, A-weighted

Typ. 28 dB(A) re. 20 μPa (max. 30 dB(A))

S/N ratio (A-weighted),

re. 1 kHz at 1 Pa (94 dB SPL)

Typ. 66 dB(A)

Total Harmonic Distortion (THD)

<1 % up to 123 dB SPL peak

<1 % up to 120 dB SPL RMS sine

Dynamic range

Typ. 95 dB

Max. SPL, peak before clipping

144 dB

Power supply (for full performance)

Min. 5 V - max. 50 V through DPA adapter for

wireless systems. 48 V phantom power ± 4 V

with DAD6001-BC XLR adapter

Current consumption

Typ. 1.5 mA (microphone)

3.5 mA with DAD6001-BC XLR adapter

Connector

MicroDot

Color (microphone, cable and earhook)

Black, beige, brown

Cable length

1.3 m (4.3 l)

Cable diameter

1.5 mm (0.06 in)

Temperature range

-40 °C to 45 °C (-40 °F to 113 °F)

Relative Humidity (RH)

Up to 90%

Service & repair

If you are not satisfied with the characteristics achieved by this product, please go to

www.dpanmicrophones.com/service-for-instructors

Warranty

The d-line 'headset microphone is covered by a two-year limited warranty.

CE marking

This product conforms with all relevant directives approved by the European Commission.

Product features and specifications are subject to change without notice.

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