AKG DGN99 Dynamic Gooseneck Microphone
Description
AKG DGN99 Dynamic Gooseneck Microphone
The AKG DGN99 is a rock-solid dynamic gooseneck microphone purpose-built for live performance capture, broadcast work, and studio tracking. Its flexible gooseneck design locks into precise positioning for vocals, instruments, or speech, while the cardioid polar pattern cuts through stage noise and feedback with authority. The solid metal construction and matte black finish survive the road—tour-ready durability that looks the part night after night.
Design & Build Quality
At 345 mm with a 34 mm diameter, this compact gooseneck stays out of your way on stage without sacrificing positioning control. The metal body with matte black finish handles the wear and tear of constant gigging and studio sessions, keeping its professional appearance through seasons of use. The open cable design (6 feet, 2 meters unterminated) plays nice with any rig—no adapter headaches, just plug-and-play compatibility across mixing consoles and audio interfaces.
Audio Performance
The dynamic capsule needs no phantom power, so it works anywhere—onstage, in the rehearsal space, or live. It captures clear, punchy sound across a 150 to 15,000 Hz frequency range that locks in vocals and instruments with definition. Running 2.2 mV/Pa sensitivity and 530 Ohm impedance, the DGN99 integrates into any standard console or interface with its balanced 3-pin XLR male output, giving you reliable signal with zero fuss.
Key Features
- Dynamic gooseneck microphone with cardioid polar pattern
- Frequency response: 150 to 15,000 Hz
- Sensitivity: 2.2 mV/Pa
- Electrical impedance: 530 Ohms
- Recommended load impedance: 2,000 Ohms
- Balanced XLR 3-pin male output connector
- Metal body construction, matte black finish
- Dimensions: 345 mm length × 34 mm diameter
- No external power required (dynamic capsule)
- 6-foot (2-meter) open cable for universal connectivity
The DGN99 combines stage-proven durability, zero-hassle wiring, and honest dynamic performance—the essentials for gigging musicians and sound engineers who need gear that performs night after night without breaking your workflow.
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At a Glance
The AKG DGN99 is a rugged dynamic gooseneck mic with cardioid pickup and zero-power operation, built for live venues, broadcast, and portable setups where durability and feedback rejection matter. Its flexible gooseneck design lets you position it precisely for vocals, acoustic instruments, or spoken word, while the metal construction and matte black finish survive the road and stay looking professional through years of gigging. Choose it for dependable, plug-and-play sound reinforcement without phantom power hassles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the DGN99 need phantom power?
No. The dynamic capsule requires no external power, so it works directly into any mixer, interface, or audio console with a standard XLR input—no 48V phantom power needed.
What's the cable setup, and is it compatible with my gear?
The DGN99 ships with a 6-foot (2-meter) open cable terminated in a balanced 3-pin XLR male connector, which plugs into any standard XLR input on mixing consoles, interfaces, or sound systems. The open cable design provides universal compatibility.
How well does it reject feedback in a live setting?
The cardioid polar pattern provides excellent ambient-noise and feedback rejection, making it well-suited for live venues, stages, and broadcast applications where control over what the mic picks up is critical.
What applications is it best for?
The DGN99 works for vocals, acoustic instruments, speech, and broadcast applications. Its frequency response (150–15,000 Hz) and sensitivity (2.2 mV/Pa) are optimized for voice and mid-range instruments, making it a versatile workhorse for studios, live sound, and installed systems.
Is the gooseneck rigid, or can I bend it to position the capsule?
The flexible gooseneck design allows precise positioning so you can angle and aim the capsule exactly where you need it—ideal for lecterns, instrument mics, or mounting on stands without a separate shock mount.
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