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Rode NT2-A

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3 stars
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2 stars
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4.7 / 5
Editorial reviews:
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3 editorial reviews
Rode redesign their well-known NT2, and achieve a class-leading noise floor in the process.Read more
The Rode NT1-A is still a best seller for a reason. If you're looking for a good condenser mic to record vocals this is a good choice.Read more
A revamped classic condenser mic that's just perfect for vocals and a lot more besidesRead more
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Pros

  • build quality and appearance are impressive
  • NT2A looks impressive
  • both mechanically and electrically

Cons

  • no low-cut switches engaged
  • sounded very tinny
  • brittle
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Key specs

  • Stage/performance microphone
  • Wired
  • -36 dB
  • 20, 20000 Hz
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Rode NT2-A - Pros & Cons

Rode NT2-A

Pros

  • build quality and appearance are impressive
  • NT2A looks impressive
  • both mechanically and electrically
  • a huge spectrum of frequencies and very consistent on the lower frequencies
  • the NT1 is crisp and detailed
  • warmer
  • flatter
  • more natural sound of the NT1
  • versatile
  • easy to handle and quick to implement
  • The mid-range clarity really helps vocals sit well in the mix

Cons

  • no low-cut switches engaged
  • sounded very tinny
  • brittle
  • extremely low noise
  • The NT1 is not just a vocal mic
  • slight lack of heat or aggressive with certain instruments
  • there is no one way to use a microphone
  • so not technically a LDC
  • lack the excessive air boost or harsh upper mids shared by
  • a condenser microphone requires external power to create its electrical signal
  • It has no onboard switches for roll-off or polar patterns

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Rode NT2-A - Full Specifications

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Technical details
Microphone typeStage/performance microphone
Output impedance200.0 Ω
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Design
Colour of productSilver
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Connectivity
Device interface
Mini XLR
Connectivity technologyWired
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Recording quality
Sensitivity-36.0 dB
Frequency range20 - 20000
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Dimensions
Width2.17 in
Height2.17 in
Depth8.23 in
Weight30.34 oz
Cable length3

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Rode NT2-A Rode - Editorial Reviews (3)

Rode NT2-A Rode NT2A
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soundonsound.com
Published: 01.03.2005
Rode NT2A

Rode redesign their well-known NT2, and achieve a class-leading noise floor in the process.

By Paul White
9 minute read
Rode NT2-A Rode NT1-A review
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SoundGuys
Published: 22.06.2021
Rode NT1-A review

The Rode NT1-A is still a best seller for a reason. If you're looking for a good condenser mic to record vocals this is a good choice.

12 minute read
Rode NT2-A Rode NT1 review
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MusicRadar
Published: 22.10.2020
Rode NT1 review

A revamped classic condenser mic that's just perfect for vocals and a lot more besides

7 minute read

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