Are you ready to take your audio recording to the next level? Look no further than RØDE’s latest release, the NT1 5th Generation! This revolutionary studio condenser microphone is the ultimate marriage of tradition and innovation. The NT1 5th Generation has the classic sound of RØDE’s iconic NT1 microphone but with cutting-edge technology like RØDE’s groundbreaking patent-pending Dual Connect output, which offers both XLR and USB connectivity. Unlike any other studio mic, its “Unclippable” 32-bit float digital output and advanced digital signal processing make it.
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Key Features Of The NT1 5TH
The NT1 5th Generation is the most significant evolution yet, combining the previous generations’ beloved, warm sound signature with new features that have never been seen before in a microphone. With a tight cardioid polar pattern, smooth frequency response, and high sensitivity, it’s perfect for recording everything from vocals and speech to acoustic and electric guitar, drums and percussion, piano, and more. Its enhanced circuitry delivers an astonishingly low 4dBA of self-noise, making it the world’s quietest studio condenser microphone. And with high SPL handling capabilities, it’s a highly flexible and versatile studio workhorse.
The NT1 5th Generation from RØDE is a revolutionary studio condenser microphone with features that will blow you away. Its HF6 large-diaphragm (1-inch) gold-sputtered capsule has been precision engineered to sub-micron tolerances. It delivers a smooth frequency response, high sensitivity, and high SPL handling for outstanding performance in a wide range of studio applications. With exceptionally low noise levels at 4dBA, it is the world’s quietest studio condenser microphone.
The NT1 5th Generation has a patent-pending Dual Connect output offering both XLR and USB-C connectivity, providing more flexibility with audio interfaces, mixers, consoles, or direct plug-and-play recording with a computer. It is the world’s first 32-bit float digital output with ultra-high-resolution (up to 192kHz) analog-to-digital conversion.
This microphone also features onboard DSP for advanced APHEX® audio processing, including a compressor, noise gate, two-step high-pass filter, and legendary Aural Exciter™ and Big Bottom™ effects. It also comes with a studio-grade shock mount and pop filter, XLR and USB cables.
The NT1 5th Generation is available in black or silver with a rugged aluminum body and high-grade finishes that are highly resistant to scuffs and scratches. Designed and made in RØDE’s precision manufacturing facilities in Sydney, Australia, this microphone is genuinely the ultimate studio microphone and a must-have for any creator.
Specs
- Microphone Type: Hybrid Condenser
- Polar Pattern: Cardioid
- Diaphragm Size: 1″ (25mm)
- Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz
- A/D Resolution: 32-bit floating point/192kHz
- Max SPL: 142dB SPL
- Output Impedance: 100 ohms
- Self Noise: 4dB A weighted
- Sensitivity: -32dB (1V @ 1Pa)
- Color: Silver
- Connector: USB, XLR
- Software: APHEX DSP
- Requirements – Mac: macOS 10.15 or later
- Requirements – PC: Windows 10 or later
- Power Source: USB bus powered, 48V phantom power
- Dimensions: 7.44″ x 2.04″
- Weight: 0.68 lbs.
- Included Accessories: SM6 Shockmount, XLR Cable, USB-C to USB-C cable, Dust Cover
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