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RODE NTG-1 shotgun microphone kit with shock mount and short XLR cable

RODE Microphone

RODE Microphone NTG-1 Condenser Shotgun Kit with Shock Mount and 1.5' XLR Cable

SKU CH-J20B-5A9RC

A condenser shotgun microphone kit with shock mount and short XLR cable for directional audio capture

  • Professional shotgun capture with the NTG-1 condenser microphone
  • Secure mounting via included shock mount
  • Ready-to-connect 1.5' right-angled XLR cable
  • Complete kit for location and studio recording
  • Cardioid pattern rejects off-axis sound for cleaner audio

Kit Contents

The kit bundles a Rode NTG-1 condenser shotgun microphone with a shock mount and a 1.5 foot right-angled XLR cable. It is built for location sound, film dialogue and broadcast voice capture where directional pickup matters.

What It Replaces

This kit replaces a bare microphone that would need separate mounts and cables for run-and-gun work. The jump is worth it when you need an all-in-one package that reduces setup time on set or in the field.

Cable Length Limit

The included 1.5 foot XLR cable only reaches a recorder or mixer mounted on the same rig. Longer boom or stand work demands a separate extension cable that is not supplied.

How it compares

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Price $210.99
Pricier than about 85% of the 638 comparable items (median $58.99).

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What thread size does the included shock mount use to attach to a boom pole?

The shock mount uses a standard 3/8-inch thread with a 5/8-inch adapter for compatibility with most boom poles and microphone stands.

How should the 1.5-foot right-angled XLR cable be routed during installation?

Connect the right-angled plug into the microphone first, then run the cable along the boom arm to avoid strain on the connector.

How often should the foam windscreen be replaced for outdoor use?

Replace the foam windscreen when it shows visible deterioration or after heavy exposure to moisture and wind.

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