Details
The new Rode NT6 is a small-diaphragm condenser microphone that’s specifically designed for difficult mounting applications or discreet placement. The compact capsule of the NT6 is connected to the main part of the mic by a 3-meter Kevlar-reinforced cable. The NT6 runs on standard 48-volt phantom power. The mic has a fixed cardioid pattern, a frequency range of 40Hz-20kHz and a maximum SPL figure of 135dB.
The NT6 is extremely well suited to any situation where a small unobtrusive but powerful microphone system is required. It features a unique compact capsule connected to the main body of the mic by a three-meter cable, making it perfect for discrete instrument miking, especially in tight spaces. The NT6’s mic body, which houses the preamp and XLR connector, also features -10dB pad and 80Hz high-pass filter switches, so you can adjust these settings without disturbing the position of the capsule. The NT6 is supplied with all the necessary mounting hardware, a windshield and a zip-up pouch.
Features
- 1/2 (externally biased) gold spluttered true condenser capsule
- Heavy duty satin-nickel-plated body
- 2-position variable pad: 0 dB and -10 dB
- 2-position variable high-pass filter: flat and 80 Hz
- Surface mount technology
- Low noise
- Wide dynamic range
- Full frequency response
- Supplied complete with 2-axis swivel mount, M5 clip, WS5 (Black) Wind Shield and Soft Pouch
- Designed & manufactured in Australia
Top FAQs
How long should I wait to receive my item?
It normally takes us between 3-4 days to process an order, but due to the Christmas season it could take 1-2 weeks. You will receive an email confirming your purchase, then our delivery men will contact you via phone to make a delivery appointment with you.
Can I order and pickup from the shop?
Yes of course. Just choose the “Shop Pickup” option during checkout and we will set aside your order and you can pick it up at your leisure.
What if a product is not in stock after I ordered?
If the product you have ordered is currently out of stock we will contact you by phone and email and give you an estimated time of arrival.