Rode Ntg2 Condenser Shotgun Microphone

[0.25 lb] Fits perfectly with the PTG-2 Pistol Grip Shockmount. A must have. I have it connected to a Rode NTG2 shotgun mic.

[0.09 lb] It fits perfectly for my Rode NTG2, no need to pay more for the original rode, this one is enough

[Solid-State] Compared it to my Rode NTG2 was comprable at a lower price

[0.25 lb] This is a perfect fit for RODE VideoMic GO Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone.

[Phantom Power] This is really a terrific microphone. Solidly built, good side rejection and a snap to use, it is my go-to shotgun for a lot of the film work I do. The price is excellent for the quality sound it delivers. And Rode stands by its gear. This is my second Rode shotgun and I expect I'll be using this well past the decade warranty.

[0.6 lb] I bought this to use with my Zoom H4n and my Rode Ntg2 and it works great. Especially since it's balanced.

[Supercardioid] I can't say enough about the Rode NTG-3 Shotgun mike... If I was to recommend a shotgun mike for industrial use such as the type of work i do, I would not even hesitate to suggest this mike as your primary choice...Period!!

[Phantom Power] Coming from using a Rode NTG2 as a dialog mic for short films, the Audix SCX1/HC is an amazing upgrade. Compared to the NTG2, it's night and day. This mic captures clear, almost noise-free dialog. Really all I can say is Wow! It is the real deal for professional quality voice recording. I can't imagine that I'd ever need to replace this with anything else. This is the first piece of video or audio hardware that's ever truly exceeded my high expectations!

[120 W] A great solution for a USB webcasting interface. Running both a lav and the Rode NTG2 into it works great.

[5.77 lb] I recently purchased the Panasonic DVX200. At the moment I have a Rode NTG2 attached to the camera giving it some extra length. With that mic attached, the camera just barely fits into the bag, making it ideal to run and gun with the camera ready when I pull it out of the bag.. There's still room for the extra stuff like batteries etc too, along with extra pouches on the outside. The entire bottom exterior surface of the bag is a rubber-like material that keeps it from skidding. Hopefully it wont get torn up after some life on the road. It's a nice looking bag that was perfect for the DVX200. I wish B&H suggested the bag with that camera. I had to read the specs and guess which one would suit my needs. I have no complaints about the bag itself.