This studio microphone is made for situations that require advanced audio technology, like streaming, podcasting, gaming, vocal recording, and more, and is trusted by those who need perfect sound ...

One of the nicest traits of the King Bee II is low self-noise. Previously, I'd been using the AudioTechnica AT2020—a common entry-level XLR mic that's decent enough if you're just getting ...

Introduced in 1991, the original NT1 was Rode's debut microphone released when new advancements in audio technology "democratised the studio workflow and made recording more accessible than ever ...

The Rode NT1 is arguably the company's flagship studio mic and origin story for the brand's name. The mic was originally called the Rodent1, shortened to Rode NT1 and the rest is history.