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Key Features
- For Vocals and Instruments
- Cardioid, Omni & Figure-8 Polar Patterns
- Pad Switch at -5 or -10 dB
- High-Pass Filter at 40 or 80 Hz
Combining a true condenser capsule, three selectable polar patterns, and ultralow-noise circuitry, the Rode NT2-A large-diaphragm studio microphone offers a clear and smooth sonic signature along with versatile pickup responses, making it ideal for all sorts of voice and instrument sources at home or in the studio. Plus, its bundle of accessories—shockmount, pop filter, XLR cable, and dust cover—help the NT2-A serve vocalists, rappers, and voice-over artists especially well.
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Would you recommend this microphone over the AT2050? I have the AT2050, but I want a better overall mic, I am also planning on getting a better preamp or to get a mixer instead.
The AT2050 is a fine microphone but I'll give RODE the edge here. 10 year warranty too!
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Is the SMR shockmount better?
The new SMR offers a new, more advanced design that is easier to set-up and use and will offer superior performance in many applications over the SM6 included in this kit..
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Does this mice support phantom power? Can I connect the mice to my ZOOM H4n audio recorder? It has to xlr outlets.
The Rode NT2-A does require phantom power to operate. It can be connected to a recorder like the Zoom H4n which offers XLR inputs and phantom power.
Date published: 2019-07-01
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Is a table stand compatible for this for studio use?
Ive never use one for the mic.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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Could this mic be used in it's Figure 8 pattern along with a Senn 416 for M+S recording?
Yes absolutely.
Date published: 2018-08-28