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RODE Microphones: NT2000 first fully variable control Microphone!The new RODE NT2000 is the latest brainchild from Australian master microphone designer Peter Freedman. A huge investment on RODE’s part. Never before has this much control and versatility been available in a superlative class large capsule recording microphone.* TOTALLY VARIABLE POLAR PATTERN * TOTALLY VARIABLE HIGH PASS FILTER * TOTALLY VARIABLE PAD * All located on the body of the microphone! The heart of the NT2000 is the Australian designed and manufactured TYPE HF1 dual diaphragm capsule. The frequency and transient response of this new transducer has been voiced to complement today’s modern recording techniques, and yet still evoke the silky smooth character of the legendary microphones of the 50’s and 60’s. Everything RODE has learned over the years, every comment from industry leaders, has been taken into consideration when selecting the tonal character of this microphone. “I could go on to share the thousands of hours that went in to the research and development of this microphone, instead I am prepared to put my reputation on the line. I am saying without fear of contradiction, the NT2000 is the best sounding and most versatile 1” FET studio microphone on the world market today, regardless of cost.” Peter Freedman, President RODE MICROPHONES RODE broke new ground in 1990 with the release of the NT2, the NT2000 will revolutionize the industry again. What is the TOTALLY VARIABLE POLAR PATTERN? by Craig G Is the polar pattern of this microphone totally variable, or just different settings of the normal patterns? |
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