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Rode VideoMic Go II€99,00 | Rode VideoMicro II€59,00 | Audio-Technica ATR6250X€55,00 | Zoom ZPC-1€179,00 | |
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Product type |
Shotgun Microphone
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Shotgun Microphone
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Shotgun Microphone
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Shotgun Microphone
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Price |
€99,00 |
€59,00 |
€55,00 |
€179,00 |
Barcode |
698813012985
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698813009879
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5055145752562
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4515260027347
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Brand |
Rode
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Rode
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Audio-Technica
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Zoom
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Warranty |
3-Year
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3-Year
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3-Year
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3-Year
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Color |
Black |
Black |
Black |
Black |
Connectivity technology |
USB-C and Wired
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Wired
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Wired
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XLR and Wired
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Connection type |
USB-C and Wired
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Wired
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Wired
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XLR
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Power source |
USB
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Rechargeable
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Batteries
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48V phantom power
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Features |
USB Powering
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Lightweight and Portable
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Low-Cut filter
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Low-Cut filter
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Microphone thread Thread size on the stand or mount: 3/8 inch (European standard) or 5/8 inch (US, used by most mic clips). Adapters between the two are inexpensive.
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1/4"-20
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5/8"-27
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Polar pattern Directions from which the microphone picks up sound. Cardioid rejects sound from behind (vocals, streaming); omnidirectional picks up evenly all around; figure-8 from front and back; supercardioid is tighter than cardioid.
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Supercardioid
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Supercardioid
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Cardioid
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Supercardioid
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Microphone design Capsule technology. Condenser: detailed and sensitive, needs phantom power; dynamic: robust, handles loud sources, rejects room noise; ribbon: smooth vintage tone; USB: plugs straight into a computer.
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Condenser
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Condenser
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Condenser
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Condenser
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Max SPL Loudest sound level the microphone handles before distorting, in dB SPL. Above about 130 dB it copes with drums, guitar amps and brass without a pad.
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Signal-to-noise ratio Difference between the signal level and the microphone's own noise, in dB. Higher is cleaner; 80 dB or more is excellent.
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Diaphragm size Size of the capsule diaphragm. Large diaphragms (about 1 inch) sound fuller with lower noise; small diaphragms are more accurate and consistent off-axis.
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Self noise Noise the microphone itself adds, in dB(A). Lower is better; under about 15 dB(A) is very quiet and suits soft sources and distant miking.
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