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RØDE University - Recording Guitars with the RØDE NT5

RØDE University - Recording Guitars with the RØDE NT5

Live at Cleveland’s - Andrew Phelan feat. Stephanie Chatman "Charlotte Town"

Live at Cleveland’s - Andrew Phelan feat. Stephanie Chatman "Charlotte Town"

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Description

This RØDE matched pair of NT5 mics are very sensitive and will give you very accurate sound reproduction. The NT5 is a true condenser mic specifically designed for optimum instrument recording. It performs well on all instruments, including guitar, flute, violin, saxophone, drums, etc. Its compact size and design allow for effective and subtle positioning, which is crucial when close miking. NT5's are supplied as closely matched pairs. The package is shipped as a matched pair and includes two RM5 standmounts and two WS5 windscreens.
RODE Matched Pair of NT5 Microphones
RODE Matched Pair of NT5 Microphones

Features

  • True condenser microphone design
  • Designed for optimum instrument recording
  • Performs well on all instruments, including guitar, flute, violin, saxophone, drums
  • Compact size and design allow easy close miking
  • Supplied as closely matched pairs
    • Package includes
    • 2 RM5 standmounts
    • 2 WS5 windscreens

    Specs

    • Acoustic principle: externally polarized single-diaphragm condenser
    • Capsule size: 1/2"
    • Active electronics: JFET impedance converter with bipolar output buffer
    • Directional response: cardioid
    • Frequency response: 20Hz–20kHz
    • Sensitivity: –38dB re 1V/Pa ±2dB equivalent to 12mV/Pa where 1 Pa = 94dB SPL
    • Equivalent noise: <16dBSPL (A-weighted)
    • Maximum output: +13.9dBu
    • Dynamic range: >128dB
    • Maximum SPL: 143dB
    • Signal/noise ratio: 78dB

    Warranty

    One year warranty.

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