RODE Microphone NT1 Silver 5th Generation Hybrid Studio Condenser Microphone Bundle with Mic Stand Fixed Boom
Hybrid studio condenser microphone with XLR and USB-C outputs, 32-bit float conversion at 192 kHz, cardioid pattern, includes pop filter, shockmount and 31.5" fixed-boom stand
- Dual XLR and USB-C connectivity for flexible recording setups
- 32-bit float 192 kHz converter captures pristine digital audio
- Cardioid pattern rejects off-axis sound for cleaner vocal takes
- Large 1" gold-sputtered diaphragm delivers detailed studio-quality response
- Includes shockmount pop filter and 31.5" fixed boom stand
Dual XLR and USB-C Connectivity
The Rode NT1 5th Generation is a large-diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone designed for recording, streaming and podcasting. It provides both analog XLR and digital USB-C outputs so you can plug directly into a computer or connect to an external audio interface. The cardioid pattern reduces ambient noise for cleaner captures.
32-Bit Float 192 kHz Conversion
The onboard 32-bit floating point A to D converter supports sample rates up to 192 kHz, delivering high headroom for dynamic vocal and instrument sources. When used over USB-C the microphone operates on bus power, while the XLR output requires phantom power from a mixer or interface. Both paths share the same ultralow-noise circuitry and gold-sputtered capsule.
Fixed 31.5 Inch Boom Stand
The bundle includes an Auray MS-5230F tripod microphone stand with a fixed boom arm measuring 31.5 inches. This positions the microphone at a set reach for desktop or studio placement. Users who need adjustable boom extension or a different stand style will need a separate mounting solution.
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- Price $179.99
- Pricier than about 82% of the 638 comparable items (median $58.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 192 kHz USB-C output work alongside my older XLR preamp?
Yes, the microphone provides both an analog XLR output and a digital USB-C output with a 192 kHz 32-bit float converter, so you can connect it to a legacy preamp or directly to a computer.
How can I confirm the capsule is capturing audio cleanly after I plug it in?
Monitor the signal through your recording software; the cardioid pattern and ultralow-noise circuitry should yield a quiet, focused capture with no audible self-noise when the room is silent.
Does the bundle include the stand and mounting hardware, or must I buy them separately?
The bundle includes the NT1 5th Generation microphone, a pop filter, a shockmount, and an Auray MS-5230F tripod stand with a 31.5" fixed boom arm.
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