Røde Nt1 5Th Generation Studio Condenser Microphone

I have used the H390 headset earphones and microphone on an iPadAir (5th generation) using a USB-A to USB-C adapter and on Windows 8.1 and 10 desktops and HP laptop.

I am a voice over artist from the Dallas area. I bought this microphone for my home studio where I record professional works, as well as practice. The first thing I noticed on this microphone was the build quality. Compared to previous Rode mics, the NT1 has a quality weight to it that really speaks for its durability. The black ceramic finish is cool to the touch and looks very sleek. Coupled with the SMR shockmount, the NT1 microphone is a sleek, sexy looking microphone that performs as well as it looks. The audio from this microphone is amazing, providing crisp and clear audio from any source you're recording. The Rode NT1 provides a unique sound; with bright highs, solids mids, and warm lows, it covers the whole spectrum and sounds very natural. My only two complaints both come from the new SMR shockmount. 1. The included pop filter, though very sleek, is not always effective. It does a fantastic job about 95% of the time, but occasionally some breath can get through, especially if you are doing an excited voice over. 2. The SMR shockmount is EXTREMELY effective and offers amazing external noise isolation with the Rycote Lyre suspension system. However, it lacks the ability to swivel left or right, which if you are trying to work in smaller quarters, may prove unwieldy. I myself have space to work with, so it really isn't a big issue, but it is something you should consider. Ultimately, even with these two gripes, this set up is still absolutely amazing. The deal you get here is astonishing and offers up professional studio sound quality.

I am an audiobook narrator and use this for my Rode NT1-A microphone in my personal professional studio. It was easy to assemble and is very sturdy, not flimsy like others out there. I like the height adjustable feature too. I highly recommend!

Clarity is key, it is one of the closest solutions you can find without purchasing a studio condenser microphone, yet it does have the ability to host such a microphone if necessary in production. Pure genius!!!

Looks as professional as you can get when coupled with the C01U Studio Condenser Microphone. Perfect for digital vocal recording.

Sturdy microphone stand purchased to hold a heavy condenser microphone in a studio environment. Gets the job done, and as a 5'8 guy, it is able to adjust to a great height for recording vocals while standing.

I use this Zoom recorder for recording voice overs with the Rode NT1-A Condenser Mic. The recorder is easy to use, captures great audio and is nice and compact. It is also durable and something I'd feel totally comfortable bringing out in the field with me.

I have used this mic for a while. Also, it is my first, home recording condenser mic. I have been using UX2, which is a really old audio interface. However, this mic was very well suited. Now I have Rode NT1-A, not a huge upgrade. Honestly, I really don't see difference except for the tones and sound itself. When I sing with NT1-A, I feel naked. I have to spend a lot of time with Adobe Audition to make it an listenable song. For AT2020, my tone is perfect. I just need to reduce the volume and add some effects to finish. I did not expect too much on this mic, but it was more than that. pretty good.

connecting the condenser microphone, quite functional

I purchased this for my Rhode NT1-A Microphone for video voice over work. Love it!