Lewitt DTP 340 TT
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A Lewitt Microphone Designed for Close Miking Drums
The Lewitt DTP 340 TT was designed to meet the most common needs in drum recording: capturing the attack, body, and definition of a drum shell without being overwhelmed by neighboring sources. Its place in the Lewitt range clearly fits into the "practical" stage and studio environment, featuring a compact format and mechanics adapted for quick setups, while maintaining the main goal: achieving a clear and punchy tom or snare sound.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This dynamic microphone is aimed at drummers, sound engineers, and home studio users who want a mic dedicated to toms, snare drum, and percussion, with simple setup and reliable performance throughout concerts and rehearsals. Thanks to its supercardioid polar pattern, it is particularly suitable for tight configurations (small stages, crowded setups, drum kits surrounded by instruments) where source separation is a real challenge. In close miking, it helps keep the drum's energy front and center while limiting bleed from cymbals and nearby elements.
Polar Pattern, Durability, and Mounting: Efficiency Serving the Sound
Supercardioid: More Control in Noisy Environments
The supercardioid polar pattern of the DTP 340 TT is a major asset for obtaining a usable track right from the recording. It favors capturing the targeted source while enhancing rejection of unwanted noise coming from the rear and sides. The result: toms stand out more distinctly, with better clarity in the mix, even when cymbals are close by.
A Build Made for the Real Life of Drums
On a kit, microphones are exposed: proximity to sticks, vibrations, shocks, and frequent handling. The solid construction and robust grille of the Lewitt DTP 340 TT protect the capsule and provide confidence during tight placements. It's the kind of microphone you install with assurance on a snare or tom, where playing incidents can happen at any moment.
Rim Mounting: A Valuable Time Saver
The DTP 340 TT comes with a rim mount and a mic clip that simplify installation. Direct mounting on the rim allows for quick, stable positioning and reduced clutter around the drums. Practical for live use to speed up stage changes, and equally useful in the studio to easily replicate placement from session to session.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response | 40 Hz - 16 kHz | Capsule | dynamic |
| Category | instrument microphone | Color | Black |
| Directivity | supercardioid | ||
| Type | dynamic microphone | Connector | gold-plated 3-pin XLR, anti-corrosion |
| Polar pattern | supercardioid | Dimensions | 41 x 94 mm (Diameter x Length) |
| Sensitivity | 1.4mV / Pa (+57 dBV) | Weight | 165 g |
| Impedance | < 500 Ohms | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Lewitt DTP 340 TT suitable for toms and snare drums?
Its dynamic capsule is designed for close miking of toms, snare drums, and percussion. The frequency response from 40 Hz to 16 kHz aims to capture the attack and body of the drum shell.
Supercardioid mic for toms: is cymbal bleed limited?
The supercardioid pattern favors capturing the targeted drum shell while enhancing lateral and rear rejection. This configuration helps to limit bleed from nearby cymbals and is suitable for drum kits set up on busy stages.
Does the microphone mount directly on the tom hoop?
A hoop mount and microphone clip are provided to attach the microphone directly onto the drum shell.
What are the dimensions and weight of the DTP 340 TT?
With a diameter of 41 mm and a length of 94 mm, this mic maintains a compact size around the drums. Its weight is 165 g.
What is the sensitivity of this Lewitt drum microphone?
The specified sensitivity is 1.4 mV/Pa (+57 dBv). The impedance is less than 500 ohms.



