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Rode NT4 Microphone

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$539.28 $749 In stock

Category: Studio Microphones

The DE NT4 stereo microphone offers a perfect X/Y stereo array without the need for matched pair microphones and complex stereo bars and equipment. Combining a matched pair of 1/2� cardioid condenser capsules fixed in a perfect 90 degree near-coincident alignment, the NT4 instantly creates a faithful stereo array that is ideal for drum overheads, percussion, choir vocals, environmental recording and sound design.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

I've been using this for recording duo vocals and the stereo separation is incredibly clear. The built-in X/Y setup makes it so easy to position without fiddling with separate mic stands.

Lucy M. ★★★★★

Got this for recording acoustic guitar and the stereo imaging is incredibly clear right out of the box—no fiddling with matched pairs or alignment. The X/Y configuration makes setup a breeze, and the sound quality beats my old mono mic hands down.

Abigail ★★★★★

Setting up a proper stereo recording used to be such a headache, but this mic just nails it with that built-in X/Y array. The low self-noise is really impressive for a compact unit, and it captures the room's ambience clearly.