RODE NT1 5th Generation Large-Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser XLR/USB Microphone
Key Features:Ā
For Recording, Streaming & Podcasting
Cardioid Pattern Reduces Ambient Noise
Analog XLR & Digital USB-C Connectors
192 kHz / 32-Bit Float A to D Converter
Large 1" Gold-Sputtered Diaphragm
Revolution Preamp, DSP Processing
Software for Multiple USB Mics at Once
Includes Pop Filter and Shockmount
Operates on Phantom or USB Bus Power
Featuring both an analog XLR connector and a digital USB-C connector, the blackĀ Rode NT1 5th GenerationĀ represents another major leap forward for this highly regarded large-diaphragm workhorse microphone. The dual connection options offer a new level of flexibility, allowing users without an audio interface to plug directly into the computer for recording, podcasting, and streaming duties courtesy of the onboard 32-bit floating point A to D converter. Of course, if you have an audio interface, podcasting station, or favorite microphone preamp, no problemājust connect the mic's XLR output to your analog equipment and you're good to go. Combining a true-condenser capsule, ultralow-noise circuitry, and an extremely durable housing, the Rode NT1 5th Generation large-diaphragm cardioid microphone is well suited for high-resolution digital recording of vocal and instrument sources at home, in the studio, or even onstage.
Original: $250.75
-70%$250.75
$75.22
Description
Key Features:Ā
For Recording, Streaming & Podcasting
Cardioid Pattern Reduces Ambient Noise
Analog XLR & Digital USB-C Connectors
192 kHz / 32-Bit Float A to D Converter
Large 1" Gold-Sputtered Diaphragm
Revolution Preamp, DSP Processing
Software for Multiple USB Mics at Once
Includes Pop Filter and Shockmount
Operates on Phantom or USB Bus Power
Featuring both an analog XLR connector and a digital USB-C connector, the blackĀ Rode NT1 5th GenerationĀ represents another major leap forward for this highly regarded large-diaphragm workhorse microphone. The dual connection options offer a new level of flexibility, allowing users without an audio interface to plug directly into the computer for recording, podcasting, and streaming duties courtesy of the onboard 32-bit floating point A to D converter. Of course, if you have an audio interface, podcasting station, or favorite microphone preamp, no problemājust connect the mic's XLR output to your analog equipment and you're good to go. Combining a true-condenser capsule, ultralow-noise circuitry, and an extremely durable housing, the Rode NT1 5th Generation large-diaphragm cardioid microphone is well suited for high-resolution digital recording of vocal and instrument sources at home, in the studio, or even onstage.
