Winter NAMM 2012 News
The Rode NT5 is priced well and affordable for a good mic.. This cost me less than half of the amount of the expensive equipment that I had and I have better recordings out of the Rode NT 5 and TC Electronics Desktop Konnekt 6. I can say this because I have Auralex studio foam set up in a closet and I did have the SE Electronics ...
Overall, This is a great multi-purpose mic for any engineer. The sound is highly detailed and transparent. This mic made my guitar shine, even while connected to my lower end mic pres. Sounds good on everything I have tried it on so far...drum overheads, acoustic guitar, vocals. For the price you cant beat it. If you are in the market for an all...
Since there's no real difference between the Rode NT1 and the Rode NT1-A, both are definitely viable options as a condenser microphone for your home studio. The NT1 has a super clean sound and picks up everything in the room, which can be both a good and bad thing depending on how you're using it. I've used the NT1 mostly for recording vocals,...
The Rode M3 is a great all purpose microphone as it's flexible and sounds good almost anywhere you use it. While I've only used the mic inside of the recording studio, to me it seems best suited for recording on the go. I was definitely surprised to see the low price tag on the M3 considering all that it's good for. It definitely has a clear ...
Overall, the Rode NT4 is a great little stereo microphone. Most stereo mics out there are going to cost you a good deal more than this one, so you're certainly getting some bang for your buck here. The application that I've mostly used the NT4 for is as a room microphone for a drum kit. I guess I really use it for more than a room mic, as oft...
6 months of use. Simply splendid. Very neutral, can be use with a tube preamp.
I've been using the Rode NT1000 for about a year or more and I've found it to be a very strong sounding microphone. Rode always amazes me with the quality of the microphones that they make considering how cheap they are. This Australian company has a great microphone in the NT1000 as it overall has a great sound quality. Of course it doesn't ...
I've only used the Rode NT2000 a few times, but in the few times that I have used it I have really liked what I have heard. I have used it in a home studio to record vocals and it definitely did the job quite well. It paints a pretty accurate portrait of the sound that you are recording as I found that it will pick up a good amount of detail. ...
What thing do you like most/least about it? What I like most about this mic is its excellent sound quality and "crispness" for such a low price in comparison to other nice mics. So far I have used it on vocals, drum overheads and a glockenspiel and every recording came out excellent. I used a very high end Neuman mic in the studio where ...
I've only used the Rode M2 a number of times for live shows, but I've been quite happy with it when I have used it. It has a pretty good sound from a hand held microphone and it is nice that it is a condenser because it picks up way more detail than a dynamic microphone would. I've never used this microphone for recording, but I wouldn't reall...