Silky Smooth — and Totally Variable!
The RODE NT2000 grants you endless control in the studio, with a continuously variable polar pattern, a movable highpass filter, and a customizable pad, all located right on the mic's body! In this way, RODE has given you the ability to totally customize your sound from take to take, singer to singer, session to session, with just one NT2000! If you've been looking for the one microphone from which to build your collection, you've found it in the RODE NT2000 condenser mic!
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The Modern Mic with the Classic Sound
The heart of the NT2000 is RODE's Australian-designed and manufactured TYPE HF1 dual-diaphragm capsule. The frequency and transient response of this transducer are voiced to complement today's modern recording techniques, all while evoking the silky smooth character of the legendary mics of the ’50s and ’60s. Take it from Sweetwater: if you're searching for a studio mic workhorse that with the sound and features to complement endless audio sources, the RODE NT2000 makes a strong contender.
An onboard pad, filter, and continuously variable polar pattern selector equip the RODE NT2000 condenser microphone for virtually any studio recording application.
The RODE NT2000 and shockmount ship to you in this rugged RC1 flight case. RODE NT2000 Large-diaphragm Condenser Microphone Features:
- The ultimate studio workhorse LDC
- Continuously variable polar pattern grants you cardioid, omni, and figure-8 sound pickup, and all shades in between!
- HF1 dual diaphragm capsule for legendary sound that works every time
- Extremely low +7dBA self-noise — great for quiet instruments
- Handles ultra-hot instruments like amps and drums without overloading — up to +157dB with the pad engaged!
- Loaded with audiophile mic electronics
- Transparent electronics
- Totally variable polar pattern, high-pass filter, and -10dB pad
- Requires +48V phantom power
Want to keep your RODE NT2000 in tip-top tracking shape? Have a look at our studio condenser mic care and maintenance tips article!
