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Rode NTG-8 Long Shotgun Condenser Microphone

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Capture Pristine Audio with Professional Precision The Rode NTG-8 Shotgun Microphone delivers exceptional audio quality for professional applications. Designed to withstand demanding conditions, this microphone is ideal for film, broadcast, and location recording. Specifications: Brand: Ro...

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Overview

Capture Pristine Audio with Professional Precision

The Rode NTG-8 Shotgun Microphone delivers exceptional audio quality for professional applications. Designed to withstand demanding conditions, this microphone is ideal for film, broadcast, and location recording.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Rode
  • Model: NTG-8
  • Type: Shotgun Condenser Microphone
  • Frequency Response: 40Hz-20kHz
  • Features: Moisture-resistant Design, Low Noise

Key Features

Acoustic Principle: Line Gradient

Active Electronics: RF Bias

Capsule: 0.50 in.

Polar Pattern: Super cardioid

Highly resistant to moisture and condensation

Specifications

Acoustic Principle
Line Gradient
Active Electronics
RF Bias
Capsule Size
0.50 in.
Polar Pattern
Super cardioid
Environmental Resistance
Highly resistant to moisture and condensation

Frequently Asked Questions

The Rode NTG-8 uses a super-cardioid polar pattern, which means it is highly directional and excels at picking up sound directly in front of the microphone while rejecting sounds from the sides.
Yes, the Rode NTG-8 is designed to be highly resistant to moisture and condensation, making it a robust option for recording in challenging environmental conditions.
The Rode NTG-8 features a 0.50 inch capsule, which is a key component in its acoustic design and contributes to its sound capture characteristics.
The Rode NTG-8 employs RF Bias active electronics, a design choice that contributes to its stable performance and resistance to environmental interference.
Yes, the microphone operates on a Line Gradient acoustic principle, which is characteristic of shotgun microphones and aids in its directional audio capture.