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NEW!!
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PRESS RELEASE
| Two New Rode Condenser Microphones Announced
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| NT4 |
NT5 |
January 22, 2002
The RODE NT4 is a studio grade condenser microphone, supplied complete in a RODE case with a stand mount, wind shield and custom stereo cables which include both XLR and Mini Jack connectors. This makes the NT4 a totally flexible unit and enables direct connection to most recording devices. It utilizes two 1/2" capsules in a 90 degree, XY arrangement. The NT4 requires 48V phantom power but for ultimate flexibility and ease of use, a 9V battery can also be used. Great for location recordings.
The RODE NT5 is a true condenser microphone specifically designed for optimum instrument recording. It performs well on all instruments including guitar, flute, violin, saxophone, drums etc. It's discrete size and design allows for effective and subtle positioning which is crucial when close mic'ing. NT5's are supplied as closely matched pairs in a custom carry case with two stand mounts and two wind shields.
Both the NT4 and NT5 exhibit a full frequency response, low noise levels and the quality craftsmanship which is associated with RODE MICROPHONES.
NT4 Specifications
- Acoustic Principle: Stereo Microphone. 90° XY placement. Each side comprises an externally polarised single diaphragm condenser transducer
- Capsule Size: 0.5" (13mm)
- Active Electronics: JFET Impedance converter with bipolar output buffer
- Pickup Pattern: Cardioid per capsule Output Impedance: 200 Ohms per side
- Frequency Response: 20Hz - 20kHz Sensitivity: -38 dB re 1 v/Pa ± 2 dB equivalent to 12mV/Pa where 1 Pa = 94dBSPL
- Equivalent Noise: <16 dBSPL, (A-weighted per IEC268-15). Maximum Output: +13.9 dBu @ 1 % THD into 1 k-Dynamic Range: >128 dB
- Maximum SPL: 143 dB @ 1% THD into lk Signal/Noise Ratio: 78dB
- Power Requirements: 4 mA, P48 (38V-52V) 2 mA, P24 (20V-26V) 2.8 mA, P12 (10.8V-13.2V) 2.4mA using 9V battery
- Packed Weight: 2.3kg (Mic only 4808)
NT5 Specifications
- Acoustic Principle: Externally polarised single diaphragm condenser transducer
- Capsule Size: 0.5" (13mm)
- Active Electronics: JFET Impedance converter with bipolar output buffer
- Directional Response: Cardioid Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
- Sensitivity: -38 dB re 1 v/Pa ± 2 dB equivalent to 12mV/Pa where 1 Pa = 94dBSPL
- Equivalent Noise: <16 dBSPL, (A-weighted per IEC268-15).
- Maximum Output: +13.9 dBu @ 1 % THD into 1 k-Dynamic Range: >128 dB
- Maximum SPL: 143 dB @ 1 % THD into 1 k - Signal to Noise: 78dB
- Power Requirements: 4 mA, P48 Supply (38V-52V) 2 mA, P24 Supply (20V-26V) The microphone operates in accordance with the above specifications to a minimum of 18V. It will operate with some performance degradation below 18V)
- Packed Weight: 1.8kg (Mic only 100g)
For more information, visit their web site at www.rode.com.au. |
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