The RTA-M Reference Microphone from dbx is an omnidirectional mic designed for use with dbx DriveRack series real-time analyzers (sold separately) to provide an acoustic picture of a room. It can be used to capture audio and fine-tune your sound system performance to match the response characteristics of the room for live sound and recording applications. In addition, the RTA-M is built with a metal housing, requires phantom power (9 to 52 VDC), and includes a mic clip along with a hardcover case.

Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    Back Electret Condenser Element    Requires 9 to 52 VDC Phantom Power    Includes Mic Clip    Hardcover Case

Flat frequency response

Omnidirectional polar pattern

Designed for the DriveRack series

Accurate "pinking" / real-time analysis of your audio

It runs on phantom power (supplied by the DriveRack units) and comes with a clip and case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the new BMD URSA Cine 12K?

A: Yes, you can mount this accessory on the new URSA Cine 12K camera.

Q: 2. I just update the firmware and the power button led turn purple and I can’t turn off or on. Any Idea why?

A: Please make sure the mic's battery is charged. If you are still having problems with powering the mic, please contact technical support at Rode. You can reach them by phone at (562) 364-7400. Their US offices are located in Long Beach, California

Q: 3. what is the distance between the two mounting holes?

A: The center of the mounting points are 1 inch apart.

Q: 4. how many screws come with the microphone mount?

A: The mount comes with (2) screws.

Q: 5. Does it also works with URSA Broadcast?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 6. Can I plug microphone into the canon c100?

A: This mic is designed to work with a camera that has a 3.5mm input, a mobile device or to connet USB directly to a computer. Rode does say that you can use a Rode VXLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter, BH #ROVXLRP to connect into the mic preamp of a camera with 48 volt phantom power, but I would suggest to use a camera shotgun mic with a balanced XLR output. A good example would be the Rode VXLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter, BH #ROVXLRP.

Q: 7. How long is the usb cable?

A: Not very long. About a foot and a half.

Q: 8. Through the 1/8th inch does it auto level to avoid clipping? does the stereo width utilize the 1/8th inch left right into cam

A: The Zoom M3 MicTrak Stereo Shotgun is a 32-Bit recorder and has no included limiter due to the extra large dynamic range.

Q: 9. Would this work for replacing the stock RDE VideoMic Pro shock mount?

A: This shock mount is designed for a true shotgun mic and would not fit the RODE VideoMic Pro model.

Q: 10. Can audio recorded with this mic be used in Davinci Resolve? Do you use the plugin or something else?

A: Thank you for your question. In the Fairlight tab of Resolve you can pan the 4 recorded audio channels to create a 360 degree audio experience. .