- Output Impedance. What customers say about "Features". Rode NT1A Ultra low noise. Very sensitive, and sounds great!
- So what makes it click and appear so appealing to everyone? Let us continue our RODE NT1-A Microphone Review to know what it is all about.
- Fortunately, The Rode NT1A and AT2035 are two great condenser microphones that have been rocking the market lately.
- You will surely get confused between the Rode NT1A and AT2035 mics when trying to find the best premium-quality microphone for yourself.
- Either the case, this guide was made to compare the RODE NT1 VS. RODE NT1A. We’ll show you the ins and outs of each microphone bundle package.
- The Rode NT1A and NT2A mics both win big in area of low self-noise. But there’s more to each of them than being quiet as mice.
- If you’re buying this as a vocal microphone and you want your vocals to sound present and be upfront the mix, the Rode NT1-A is the microphone for you.
- The full name of the Rode NT1-A is actually “NT1-A Cardioid Condenser microphone” which makes the rest of this section pretty straight forward.
- The NT1-A is excellent for studio recordings as it has even less self-noise than the Rode NTK. Check it out—it’s rated at only 5dBA compared to the NTK at 12dBA.