Rode NT1000

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Rode NT1000

Rode

NT1000

4.5 Expert Rating

Product Info

Article Number: 158993
Brand: Rode
Model: NT1000
Price: $383.90

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The NT1000 is a fantastic workhorse mic, especially for vocalists and acoustic instruments. Its low noise floor and detailed sound make it a surprisingly capable all-rounder, perfect for home studios or anyone needing a clean, reliable mic without breaking the bank. It's a solid choice for singer-songwriters and podcasters who prioritize clarity.

Product Description

Rode NT1000, Large Diaphragm Microphone

With a low inherent noise of only 6 dBA and transformerless output circuitry, the RØDE NT1000 enables excellent vocal and instrumental recording. The NT1000 has also found many users who call it the ultimate microphone for overheads as well as for miking concert grand pianos. The 1" HF2 capsule, developed by RØDE and manufactured in Australia, is elastically mounted and with a dynamic range of 134 dB, a maximum sound pressure level of 140 dBA, and a frequency range of 20 Hz - 20 kHz.

  • Large HF2 capsule with gold-plated diaphragm
  • Extremely low-noise
  • transformerless SMD circuit
  • Directional characteristic: cardioid
  • Robust
  • satin-matte nickel-plated housing
  • Robust
  • welded and heat-treated mesh head
  • Capsule is internally elastically mounted
  • True
  • externally polarised condenser microphone
  • Very well suited to speech and vocal recordings
PROS
  • • Gold-plated HF2 capsule delivers exceptionally clean and detailed sound
  • • Transformerless circuit minimizes noise, yielding a very low 6 dBA self-noise
  • • Elastically mounted capsule reduces handling noise and mechanical vibrations
  • • Robust nickel-plated housing ensures durability for studio and stage use
CONS
  • • Cardioid pattern limits versatility in multi-mic recording scenarios
  • • Lacks a pad switch, potentially problematic with very loud sources
  • • While affordable, it might not offer the 'wow' factor of higher-end mics

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Key Features

Mic Type Large Diaphragm Condenser
Polar Pattern Cardioid
Frequency Range 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Max SPL 140 dBA
Sensitivity 15 mV/Pa (1 kHz)
Connector XLR
Weight 313 g

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Frequently Asked Questions

It consistently outperforms competitors in terms of noise floor and overall clarity, making it a standout value despite lacking some advanced features.
Yes, it's frequently recommended for overheads and piano due to its dynamic range and ability to handle relatively high SPLs, but a pair is essential for balanced stereo imaging.
Absolutely; it's a noticeable improvement, minimizing unwanted noises from the stand or nearby surfaces, making it more forgiving in less-than-ideal recording environments.

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