Rode Nt1a Vs M-Audio Solaris

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M-Audio Nova vs Rode NT1-A | ⿻ Full Comparison

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Rode NT1-A vs Maudio Nova - KVR Audio Software

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m_luhtala wrote: Hey. I guess NT1a and NT1000 are quite similar. I have this NT1a mic and I think that there is quite lot of bright boost in that mic. But it is much better to have that boost, than try to make that boost by eq. It is very easy to cut down those hz if needed. I like this Rode NT1a mic a lot.

Rode NT1 vs NT1A – How do they compare? - Audio Assemble

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RØDE NT1-A. The NT1-A is often attributed to having a brighter, more ‘airy’ sound. But this can sound fairly ambiguous if you’re not familiar with this type of gear and terminology. Taking a look at the frequency response of the NT1-A, we see a slight boost at around 150Hz, and the 6k-12kHz range, with a steep cut at the high-end.

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Rode NT1A Review | Read This Before Buying This Condenser Mic!

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The Rode NT1A is indeed a great mic for the price paid and the fact that it is classed as a cheaper range mic but competing against the big boy mics and sometimes beating them has to mean something. The thing that some people are not aware with this mic is there are some modifications that can be applied the mic to increase it’s presence and give it better clarity.

Rode NTK Vs NT1A Comparison | themicmaniac.com

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Rode NTK and Rode NT1A have the same frequency response range of 20 Hz – 20 kHz so that they can capture similar low, mid, and high frequencies. However, Rode NTK comes with a higher impedance of 200 ohms, while Rode NT1A’s impedance is 100 ohms.