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AKG DGN99 Dynamic Gooseneck Microphone vs AKG DST99 S Dynamic Paging Microphone
The DGN99 is a flexible gooseneck-only mic built for precise instrument and vocal positioning in live/studio settings, while the DST99 S is a handheld-style paging mic optimized for speech and presentations with included stand and on/off switch. Choose the DGN99 for instrument miking and studio work requiring precise placement; choose the DST99 S for live speaking, hosting, and broadcast applications.
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Specs side by side
| AKG DGN99 Dynamic Gooseneck Microphone | AKG DST99 S Dynamic Paging Microphone | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $212.00 | $212.00 |
| Brand | AKG | AKG |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AKG DGN99 Dynamic Gooseneck Microphone
- ✓ Flexible gooseneck design for precise mic positioning on instruments or vocals
- ✓ Open cable design (6 feet unterminated) offers universal compatibility
- ✓ Compact 345 mm length ideal for tight studio setups
Why choose AKG DST99 S Dynamic Paging Microphone
- ✓ Includes table stand and gooseneck arm for immediate deployment
- ✓ Built-in on/off switch for convenient muting during presentations
- ✓ Coiled XLR cable included; optimized tone for speech and warmth
Frequently asked questions
Which is better for spoken word and presentations?
The DST99 S is specifically designed for speech with a presence-rich, voice-optimized tone, plus it includes a stand and on/off switch. The DGN99 is better suited to instrument and vocal studio work.
Do both mics require phantom power?
No. Both the DGN99 and DST99 S use dynamic capsules that require no external phantom power, making them compatible with any standard XLR input.
What's the key difference in included accessories?
The DGN99 ships with a 6-foot unterminated open cable for flexibility. The DST99 S includes a table stand, gooseneck arm, and coiled XLR cable, ready to use immediately.
Are the frequency response and impedance the same?
Yes. Both mics share identical 150–15,000 Hz frequency response, 2.2 mV/Pa sensitivity, 530 Ohm impedance, and cardioid polar pattern. The DST99 S adds a maximum SPL spec of 133 dB for handling high-volume sources.