Summary: I'll keep this one - I have other mics but this has versatility and is a good jack-of-all-trades piece of equipment that I want available in my studio.
Summary: This is a good, flat mic, better than the NT1A. I think the NT1A could be as good with modified electronics, but the NT1 doesn't need that mod, it already sounds good.
Summary: This is a good, flat mic, better than the NT1A. I think the NT1A could be as good with modified electronics, but the NT1 doesn't need that mod, it already sounds good.
Summary: The Rode NT1A has proved itself to be one of the best value condenser microphones out there. With a bit of tweaking, it will lend itself well to just about any recording...
Summary: I am using the mics for live theater. I know WHAT? But the specs make them work great, high gain before feedback and no noise (hum,hiss,ect) even being place right next...
Summary: I am looking to get a Rode K2 with a vintage Siemens tube for lead vocals, but I have and will continue to use this NT1A for instruments, background vocals and such.
Summary: I use the mic to record R&B demos of my songwriting to shop to major labels for projects. I researched this mic thoroughly before I purchased it and I was told that this...
Pros: Clear Sound, Easy To Use, Powerful, Professional Functions