Rode

Rode S1 Supercardioid Performance Condenser Microphone

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Condenser

Capture Studio-Quality Sound Live: Rode S1 Performance Condenser Microphone The RODE S1 is a high-quality condenser microphone designed for live performance and studio recording. With its studio-grade specifications, supercardioid polar pattern, and rugged all-metal construction, the S1 delivers...

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Overview

Capture Studio-Quality Sound Live: Rode S1 Performance Condenser Microphone

The RODE S1 is a high-quality condenser microphone designed for live performance and studio recording. With its studio-grade specifications, supercardioid polar pattern, and rugged all-metal construction, the S1 delivers exceptional sound quality and durability. Backed by a 10-year warranty, this microphone is built to withstand the rigors of touring and provide reliable performance in any environment.

Specifications:

  • Type: Hheld Perfmance Condenser Microphone
  • Polar Pattern: Supercardioid
  • Construction: Rugged all-metal
  • Finish: Attractive satin nickel
  • Screen: Custom designed integral 'plosives' screen
  • Circuitry: Low noise
  • Handling Noise: Low

Key Features

Hheld Perfmance Condenser Microphone

Specifications

Microphone Type
Supercardioid Performance Condenser
Form Factor
Handheld

Frequently Asked Questions

The Rode S1 is a Supercardioid Performance Condenser Microphone, designed for high-quality audio capture.
The Rode S1 is a handheld performance condenser microphone, indicating its suitability for live vocal performances and similar applications.
This microphone employs a supercardioid polar pattern, which helps in isolating the sound source and reducing background noise.
The Rode S1 is a condenser microphone, known for its sensitivity and ability to capture detailed sound.
A supercardioid pattern offers excellent off-axis rejection, which helps to minimize feedback and isolate the performer's voice on stage.