The NT1 was Rode's first microphone in 1992, and the fact that it's only on its fifth version in 31 years should speak to its quality and popularity.

RODE has equipped the NT1 5th Generation with its own audio chain and built-in digital signal processor (DSP). Over USB, you can enable a suite of high-quality FX, very similar to the company’s ...

Launching at $249 MSRP on Amazon, the NT1 5th Gen stands out from the crowd as the first microphone with a 32-bit float digital output, capturing the full dynamic range without signal clipping.

Rode's latest studio mic is affordable, performs well and also comes in pink. Here's T3's review of the NT1 Signature Series.

At $259 the NT1 sits in an interesting spot. Shure's MV7 also offers XLR and USB connectivity and retails for $250 without 32-bit float (it's also a dynamic mic which will be either a benefit or a ...

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Up to eight NT1 5th Generation microphones can be plugged in via USB-C simultaneously, with support for both Windows and macOS. As for the capsule, that's the 1-inch HF6, which Rode introduced ...

One flaw of the NT1’s new design, however, is that you cannot plug in both XLR and USB-C at the same time, something the dual-connect Audio-Technica ATR2100x-USB can do with its side-by-side ports.