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Gear / Technical Help => Microphones & Setup => Topic started by: KooterB on October 26, 2005, 08:29:46 PM
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I'v been looking for a good single point stereo mic and
came across this mic at Sound Pros.
Is anyone have any info on the quality, reliability of this mic.
It looks like a cool design.
Thanks for any help,
KooterB
http://rodemicrophones.com/?pagename=Products&product=NT4
http://www.soundprofessionals.com/cgi-bin/gold/item/RD-NT4
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The NT4 is quite the shitty mic for taping, cool design though. The frequency response rolls off by more than 10db starting a 10khz. Not even in near-field PA taping would this be desirable. For a single point stereo mic have you considered a used LSD-2?
peace, chris
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Chris - tell us what you feel on this topic... be straight ;D
CQBert
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I have a fair amount of time with one. It is an excellent single point stereo mic, but just not for audience taping. Requires a lot of eq if you're far from the source. I assume that's what you want a mic for since you're at TS.COM rather than elsewhere.
If it happens that you're looking for something for more studio-like use, or to set up in front of a singer-songwriter type or small accoustic group, the NT4 is a nice choice and bargain for close mic. Reliability is fine.
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If you still decide to get one, you can get them on ebay for around $230 new. I believe that's what I paid for mine a couple years ago.
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Thanks for all the input folks,
I think I'll keep shopping around.
Thanks again,
KooterB
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