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Rode PodMic Dynamic Podcasting Microphone
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This is one of the best microphones that Rode the quality is excellent have produced and is great for broadcasting live streaming and podcasts I would highly recommend this microphone to anyone, comes in at around £110 to £120 depending on who you buy from, however I would recommend that you buy this microphone from a Rode authorised dealer, if you buy this microphone outside the UK you could pay anything up to £300 so by within the UK
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The mic is very heavy duty and feels great plus it's very easy to use. Unfortunately, it can be on the quiet side compared to other microphones. The sound quality is good but compared to some cheaper mics i have used, i actually don't think it was worth the extra money. The microphone can be temperamental depending on what you are recording through. if you are going through a standard mixer, you can just pump the volume/gain up, if you are going through an Audio interface, you won't get as much control and if you are using a Digital Audio Recorder you can find the mic is much quieter than others. Given the choice again, i would have chosen another mic.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Sound quality is as to be expected from RODE. Well build and plug and play. Gently equalisation helps a good bit but microphone itself perform really good. Affordable price is a bonus.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
These mics are well build and great value. Perfect for podcasting or recording dialogue. I was very surprised how good the mic was for the money compared to the other 2 mics I use being an SM7b and a SE Electronic Dynacast which are double the price and triple the price.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The Rode Podmic gives a good clean clear sound. It is very natural sounding for audio. It is a sturdily build mic and good quality. As a dynamic mic you will need good preamps to give a decent signal. I use a Marti audio in-line preamp (also available on Ebay) to boost the signal. It is a lovely quality mic with good quality sound.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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