Rode cardioid microphone
Broadcast quality dynamic capsule - Optimised for speech applications - Internal pop filter to minimise plosives - Robust, all metal construction - Optimised for use with RØDECaster Pro console
Broadcast sound quality - Internal pop-filter to reduce plosives - High output dynamic capsule.Frequency Range 75Hz - 18k Hz - Designed and manufactured in australia - Full 10 year warranty
Rode NT-USB+ refurbished microphone with pop shield, ring mount, and tripod stand, offering professional-grade audio capture for home recording or podcasting. Black color option available.
Cardioid condenser studio microphone with low noise and a cobalt finish, ideal for capturing clear audio in recording studios.
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