Rode M3 vs Rode M5

Australian company Rode have a more-bang-for-the-buck reputation of turning out quality microphones at affordable prices. Their latest, the M3 (a small-diaphragm cardioid response, end-fire condenserVoir plus

This neat little mic is incredibly versatile — and it sounds a lot more expensive than it actually is.Voir plus

Making quality stereo recordings has never been cheaper, thanks to the launch of Rode's new M5 mic set.Voir plus

There are many reviews of the Australian RØDE M5 microphone, but all for instrumental or choral applications. That’s why I decided to try it for more typical voice/vocal use for radio/TV and audiobooks. I love the results, especially when combining with a “foreign” accessory, the enormous Shure A81WS windscreen/pop filter which has been used for [...]Read More... from Hybrid review: RØDE M5 microphone with a “foreign” accessory for voice/vocalVoir plus