The Rode RODECover Pro is a durable polycarbonate shell designed to protect your RODECaster Pro from dust, spills, and accidental impact. The cover is molded to precisely fit the unit and allows room for connected cables, so the unit can be set up for play at any time. It shields the RODECaster Pro's faders, knobs, pads, and buttons.

Cover Fits the RODECaster Pro    Protects Controller from Dust & Moisture    Protects from Accidental Impact    Durable Polycarbonate Shell    Shields Knobs, Pads, and Faders    Hard Travel Case for RODECaster Pro    Hard Polymer Exterior    Waterproof Airtight Dustproof Seal    Manual Pressure-Release Valve    Custom-Cut-Foam Interior Padding

• Rock-solid polycarbonate cover for the RODECaster Pro
• Protects internal and external components from dirt, dust, spills, and knocks
• Precision-engineered to exact specifications of the RODECaster Pro for a tight fit
• Perfect for use at home, in the studio, or while transporting the RODECaster Pro in a carrying case

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, I just bought this mic with the deadcat combo, when I fit the deadcat to mic there seems to be about 1/2 inch of space towards the front of the mic that doesn't touch the inside wind reduction sponge. is this normal? or did I get too long of a cat with my combo/kit?

A: You need to ease it on like a tight pair of socks. Slowly and gently.

Q: 2. Hello, are they any difference in sound quality between the one with the rubber band mount vs this rycote version? Thanks!

A: Not sure if there's a big difference as far as sound quality while still on a tripod or boom stand. But if your a run and gun type person, then the shock mount on this mic helps a ton!

Q: 3. Will this be suitable for wildlife / background natural sounds (birds, frogs, crickets, night sounds, etc.)?

A: Yes and no. Its a shotgun mic so it is very directional. Sounds not directly in front of the mic will not be picked up very well. Rode makes a similar mic that captures more ambience which might be more of what you are looking for.

Q: 4. Will this work on a Panasonic Hc-wxf991, I love rode mics but have had one for a year now since I lost it but got a new camcorder and would love another rode mic but would you suggest this cause I know there's the small one and a big rode mic but not sure which, thanks

A: This microphone is compatible and recommended for the Panasonic HC-WXF991K camcorder.

Q: 5. We're considering one or two of these for use in videorecording theatrical performances. They would feed an external audio recorder (Zoom H6), and we also have a patch direct from the soundboard, for the wireless-mic'd performers. Right now we use a couple of Crown floor mics ( boundary mics ), and in some shows, the foot-thumping noise is pretty loud. Would a couple of the Rode Pro's, set near the front of the stage work for theatre in the way I'm describing?

A: A pair of these might work out for you pretty well. Mounting them on stands or small rubber- footed tripods would help isolate them an decouple them from the floor as well.

Q: 6. is the rode video mic pro compatible with the Sony px333 recorder?

A: Should work with no problem at all. Plug and play.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with the canon xa30?

A: The VideoMic Pro is compatible with the XA-30. It would be connected to the 3.5mm Mic terminal on the rear panel. We recommend the mic to be connected via one of the cameras XLR terminals for best results using the optional Rode VXLR adapter. https://bhpho.to/2hC6FCd

Q: 8. Does anyone have a guess as to the width of the sound angle it can detect? For example, if you have a wide angle lens on your DSLR recording a group of 4-6 people, will the microphone pick up all of their voices, or does the camera need to be moved left and right to record each person's comments.

A: This mic is meant to be highly directional. For more than one person in the recording, the mic would need to be placed onto a boompole and moved to each person as they speak. If you wanted a wider pickup pattern, you could use the Ride Stereo Video Mic Pro: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1273119-REG/rode_stereo_videomic_pro_r_stereo_videomic_pro_rycote.html/specs. Please keep in mind that this will result in more background sound pick up too.

Q: 9. Will this mic work with Canon XA30?

A: The Canon XA30 offers a stereo 1/8 (3.5mm) mini microphone input for use with this microphone.

Q: 10. dose this work well for a Podcast?

A: Yes you will need a mic stand or boom table arm also depending on what device you like a mixer of interface you will need a n xltr converter https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/387850-REG/Rode_VXLR_VXLR_Mono_Mini_Jack.html?sts=pi&pim=Y