DPA Microphones A/S is a privately owned Danish manufacturer of audio equipment, founded in 1992. Employing approximately 130 people, the company produces condenser microphones and related accessories primarily for professional use in studios, broadcasting, theatre, video production, and sound reinforcement. In 2023, the company's revenue was less than $25 million.
DPA Microphones supplied microphones for a production of "Albert Herring" at Opera North’s Howard Assembly Room in Leeds, England in an in-the-round format. Technical manager Sam Day, a long-time user of DPA Microphones, used the microphones to capture vocals and orchestral sound, because radio and body microphones were unavailable. Separately, DPA microphones were also used by award-winning Sound Supervisor Richard Meredith for the UK reality series "The Piano," recording performances in busy train stations using 2061 lavaliers, 4099, and 4011 microphones. DPA also announced a 30-minute presentation detailing updates to the 4099 CORE+ microphone, highlighting improvements in capsule technology, mechanical design, and a new clip system.
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DPA Microphones A/S offers products in the pro AV and media tech industries. DPA Microphones A/S's product portfolio comprises of audio and pro AV audio and conferencing.
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DPA Microphones A/S's revenues were less than $25M in 2023. Caretta Research has split DPA Microphones A/S's revenue into 2 different product categories, the largest of which is wired condenser microphones. For full access to DPA Microphones A/S's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.
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