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I've used a Rode NT USB for about a year now. It's a USB mic, so that may dissuade some. For basic use, it's a great mic. I do a tiny bit of voice recording and
by sonicanatidae 3y ago
I've used a Rode NT USB for about a year now. It's a USB mic, so that may dissuade some. For basic use, it's a great mic. I do a tiny bit of voice recording and it works fine.
To be fair, my recording space is treated, so most mics sound better in it.
If you need/want some $10k rig, this ain't it. :)
- ri0t 3y agoI have the "non-usb-version" (i think it has some other differences as well) of it (NT1A) and that is a very good price/quality ratio, imho. Doesn't sound like a Telefunken but still very usable: it doesn't pick up much else than it should, the SNR is very high and the input sensitivity is quite linear and straight. Very happy with that one. The accessories are quite high quality, too and the pricetag of 180 EUR is quite acceptable.
- sonicanatidae 3y agoI got mine on sale for $100-120ish, I believe. No complaints. It's good gear, for me, and the price was quite reasonable, imo.