RODE Microphone RODECaster Pro II MIDI with SanDisk 32GB microSD Card
Integrated audio production console with four Neutrik combo inputs, Revolution Preamps offering 76dB gain, six physical plus three virtual faders, 5.5-inch touchscreen, and included 32GB microSD card
- Integrated studio for podcasting, streaming and music creation
- Ultra-low-noise Revolution Preamps with 76 dB gain and -131.5 dBV EIN
- Four Neutrik combo inputs for microphones and instruments
- 5-inch HD touchscreen with haptic feedback and rotary encoder
- Includes SanDisk 32 GB microSD card for recording storage
Integrated Audio Production Console
The RODECaster Pro II is a fully integrated audio production studio built for podcasters, streamers, musicians and content creators. It combines a customizable nine-channel mixer with six broadcast-quality physical faders and three virtual faders. The unit includes a 5.5-inch high-definition touchscreen with haptic feedback for tactile control.
Build integration and connectivity
Four Neutrik combo inputs accept both microphones and instruments, while four high-power headphone outputs and balanced 1/4-inch line outputs handle monitoring and external routing. A SanDisk 32GB microSD card is included for standalone recording without a computer. All functions are accessible on-board or via companion software for remote management.
Thermals noise and power draw
Ultra-low-noise Revolution Preamps deliver 76dB of gain with a measured -131.5dBV equivalent input noise floor, ensuring clean capture even with quiet sources. The console operates without audible fan noise in typical environments. Power is supplied via the included external adapter for stable, low-noise performance.
How it compares
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- Price $580.99
- Pricier than about 72% of the 106 comparable items (median $312.49).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How much gain do the Revolution Preamps provide before noise becomes an issue?
The Revolution Preamps deliver 76dB of gain with an equivalent input noise of -131.5dBV EIN, giving clean headroom for quiet sources like dynamic microphones.
Does the console run silently or do the preamps and processing generate noticeable heat or fan noise during long sessions?
The unit uses ultra-low-noise Revolution Preamps and has no fan mentioned in its design, so it operates silently without added thermal noise during extended recording or streaming.
What microphone connectors do I need on my existing mics to plug straight into the four inputs?
The four inputs are Neutrik combo jacks that accept both XLR and 1/4-inch TRS plugs, so any standard microphone or instrument cable connects directly without adapters.
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