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Rode NT5 Condenser Microphones
Allows for tight positioning where small mics are most useful.
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The Rode NT5 is a condenser microphone specifically designed for instruments including guitar, saxophone, drums, violin, and many others. Its design allows for tight positioning where small mics are most useful. They come as a matched pair complete in a case with a stand mounts and windscreens.
Capsule Size: 0.5 in. (13 mm)
Active Electronics: JFET Impedance converter with bipolar output buffer
Directional Response: Cardioid
Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
Sensitivity: -38 dB re 1v/Pa +/- 2 dB equivalent to 12mV/Pa where 1 Pa = 94dBSPL
Equivalent Noise: <16 dBSPL, (A-weighted per IEC268-15)
Maximum Output: +13.9 dBu @ 1% THD into 1k ohm
Dynamic Range: >128 dB
Maximum SPL: 143 dB @ 1% THD into 1k ohm
Signal to Noise: 78dB
Power Requirements: 4 mA, P48 Supply (38V-52V) 2 mA, P24 Supply (20V-26V) The microphone operates in accordance with the above specifications to a minimum of 18V. It will operate with some performance degradation below 18V.)
Packed Weight: 1.8 kg (Mic only 100g)
Technical Info
Acoustic Principle: Externally polarized single diaphragm condenser transducerCapsule Size: 0.5 in. (13 mm)
Active Electronics: JFET Impedance converter with bipolar output buffer
Directional Response: Cardioid
Frequency Response: 20Hz to 20kHz
Sensitivity: -38 dB re 1v/Pa +/- 2 dB equivalent to 12mV/Pa where 1 Pa = 94dBSPL
Equivalent Noise: <16 dBSPL, (A-weighted per IEC268-15)
Maximum Output: +13.9 dBu @ 1% THD into 1k ohm
Dynamic Range: >128 dB
Maximum SPL: 143 dB @ 1% THD into 1k ohm
Signal to Noise: 78dB
Power Requirements: 4 mA, P48 Supply (38V-52V) 2 mA, P24 Supply (20V-26V) The microphone operates in accordance with the above specifications to a minimum of 18V. It will operate with some performance degradation below 18V.)
Packed Weight: 1.8 kg (Mic only 100g)
This matched pair of highly-sensitive, 1/2"-diaphragm cardioid condensers is ideal for making stereo recordings. Includes windscreens, stand mounts, and case.
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Rode NT5 Condenser Microphones Reviews
10 out of 10
"living stereo at it's best!!"
Feature:
great mounts but a shockmounts for a bit more money would have been even better
Value:
get them before someone at Rode figures out what they are really worth
Desirability:
beautiful little mics
Sound:
Crystal clear and in a wonderful presence! I use these mics for live to two track stereo recording. I record both vocals and acoustic guitar all in one unit stereo right and left. These little microphones have a substantial and and exacting vocal presence that is not logical for small condensors and the most balanced sound on acoustic guitar I have ever heard.
Support:
have not needed them
great mounts but a shockmounts for a bit more money would have been even better
Value:
get them before someone at Rode figures out what they are really worth
Desirability:
beautiful little mics
Sound:
Crystal clear and in a wonderful presence! I use these mics for live to two track stereo recording. I record both vocals and acoustic guitar all in one unit stereo right and left. These little microphones have a substantial and and exacting vocal presence that is not logical for small condensors and the most balanced sound on acoustic guitar I have ever heard.
Support:
have not needed them
Submitted: 02/23/2005
Style of Music: folk
9 out of 10
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"Great mic for the price"
Feature:
Would be nice to have a bass rolloff, but that's what filters are for. Would be nice to have a pad, the output is fairly hot.
Value:
After doing the shoot out, I realized that for $300.00 a pair, the quality was outstanding. It held up to the 414, the 103, and the 4033, qutie nice for a fraction of the cost.
Sound:
I recently purchased the NT5 pair before Rode's price jump in November. I also had the chance to do a "shoot out" with the NT5 and 6 other mics (TLM 103, Pro 37r, AT 4033, SM 81, AKG 414, AKG 451). The results were quite surprising. The output on the 103, the 4033, and the NT5 were very similar. The NT5 was a little less hot, but had a higher output than all the other mics. As for noise, I found that the NT5 had a little more noise than the 4033, and the 103. As far as frequency response, the NT5 was very similar to the 451. There was a nice high end presence that added clarity and brightness to the sound.
Would be nice to have a bass rolloff, but that's what filters are for. Would be nice to have a pad, the output is fairly hot.
Value:
After doing the shoot out, I realized that for $300.00 a pair, the quality was outstanding. It held up to the 414, the 103, and the 4033, qutie nice for a fraction of the cost.
Sound:
I recently purchased the NT5 pair before Rode's price jump in November. I also had the chance to do a "shoot out" with the NT5 and 6 other mics (TLM 103, Pro 37r, AT 4033, SM 81, AKG 414, AKG 451). The results were quite surprising. The output on the 103, the 4033, and the NT5 were very similar. The NT5 was a little less hot, but had a higher output than all the other mics. As for noise, I found that the NT5 had a little more noise than the 4033, and the 103. As far as frequency response, the NT5 was very similar to the 451. There was a nice high end presence that added clarity and brightness to the sound.
Submitted: 11/27/2003
Style of Music: Classical, Metal, Jazz
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