Rode Studio Microphone

[1] The Rode m2 microphone is excellent... It's well-made, has a great sound whether for a live performance or in a studio, podcast, voice over, etc. It has a sharp, steady, smooth sound… if you use it with a moderate gain and not too close to the microphone, you get a natural sound similar to Shure’s Sm7b, and actually it’s like Rode nt1’s younger brother but with a boxier sound that could be much improved with a bit of editing and EQ. Even with the small membrane that the condenser has, it’s quite powerful and doesn’t make any notable noise… it comes with great accessories and… well, it’s a Rode!!

[Hook & Loop] 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!

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!

[Black] Great for my studio setup with the Rode Mic.

[16 / 24-Bit ] I like this microphone. I use it with the Rode Wireless system and I'm happy with the result.

[0.08 lb] I believe the quality of both the Rode microphone and extension cord are worth the cost.

[0.8 lb / 0.3 kg] Works perfectly with my iPhone 13 Pro and Rode Videomic Pro microphone.

[6.05 x 4.3 x 1"] Excellent range! Pairs perfect with a rode reporter for a very sturdy microphone

[Black] I use this to have 25' between my Rode microphone and my Zoom recorder. It works fine, no complaints.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] Fits my microphone perfectly and seems solid enough for my project studio.