Rode Microphones NT1-A Cardioid Condenser Microphone Bundle,

NT1-A Cardioid Condenser Microphone Bundle. To celebrate 15 years of the RODE NT1 and NT1-A, RODE Microphones has created a revised NT1-A package including a premium shockmount, pop filter, cable, microphone dust cover, and a bonus instructional DVD. Initially released in 1995, the RODE NT1 mic is found in professional and project studios across the world. Its combination of clarity, warmth, extended dynamic range and high SPL capability made it an instant classic with professional engineers and home recording artists alike. Following heavy investment in precision manufacturing, RODE revised the microphone capsule and electronic design of the NT1, resulting in only 5dB SPL (A-weighted per IEC651) of self noise. Released in 2003 as the NT1-A, it has since turn out to be some of the world’s biggest selling and most recognizable condenser microphones. Now RODE has really made the NT1-A the entire recording solution by including a premium shockmount with integrated pop filter, high-quality 6m (20′) XLR cable, microphone dust cover or even a bonus instructional DVD. Presented by RODE founder and company president, Peter Freedman, The NT1-A Studio Secrets DVD includes a range of tips and techniques to lend a hand RODE NT1-A owners get probably the most from their new microphone.
Large 1 in. capsule with gold plated diaphragm Cardioid polar pattern Ultra low noise, self noise of only 5dB (A) Wide dynamic range Internal capsule shockmount
To celebrate 15 years of the RODE NT1 and NT1-A, RODE Microphones has created a revised NT1-A package including a premium shockmount, pop filter, cable, microphone dust cover, and a bonus instructional DVD
Initially released in 1995, the RODE NT1 mic is found in professional and project studios across the world
Its combination of clarity, warmth, extended dynamic range and high SPL capability made it an instant classic with professional engineers and home recording artists alike
Following heavy investment in precision manufacturing, RODE revised the microphone capsule and electronic design of the NT1, resulting in only 5dB SPL (A-weighted per IEC651) of self noise