DPA launches its new N-Series, a range of wireless microphones for all types of environments

The new N-Series microphone system from DPA The European manufacturer enters the wireless market with a versatile and adaptable system for both studios and live events.

The series N seeks to offer the DPA sound quality in a robust, easy-to-manage format with extensive dedicated broadband capabilities. Composed of a wireless receiver, pocket transmitters and of the new vocal microphone 2024 (while supporting multiple microphones, including several DPA models), each solution within this product family allows users to quickly find audio channels even in the “most densely populated areas and stadiums of the RF, anywhere in the world.”

The latest DPA development works in the range of 470-870 MHz, providing users with 400 MHz of “flexibility and ease of use.” This broadband philosophy seeks to offer a “safer investment” not only because a single N Series unit can be used in multiple locations, but also because it addresses frequency changes that occur regularly around the world.

In addition to its true diversity capabilities for a high-quality secure connection without dropouts in the toughest environments, N-Series also offers encryption AES256 for privacy, which is essential for corporate or government applications. The line has also been presented within the framework of ISE 2025 accompanied by the DPA audio controller, a software solution that enables remote system control and monitoring via PC or Mac. DPA Audio Controller also includes a comprehensive frequency analyzer that covers the entire system bandwidth, from 470 to 870 MHz.

Kalle Hvidt Nielsen, CEO of DPA Microphones, elaborates on the brand's philosophy regarding this launch: "We have been committed for years to creating solutions that safeguard the pure, unaltered sound that our microphones capture. The majority of our microphones are commonly used with a wireless system. That is why we believe that offering a wireless system that lives up to the extremely high sound quality of our microphones is so important, not only for us, but also for sound engineers who value authentic clarity and transparent DPA sound.

The DPA N-Series wireless system will be available in the second trimester in Europe and in third in the United States.