Overview

The Rode NTG4+ Directional Condenser Microphone with an expansive feature set that makes it incredibly versatile. It is super lightweight, making it ideal for use on a boom or on a camera. Its low-noise circuitry and clean, crisp sound also make it an excellent microphone for voice-over and livestreaming applications. The NTG4+ has a highly directional supercardioid polar pattern and features a high-pass filter, a -10dB pad for recording loud sound sources, and a high-frequency boost for compensating for the dulling effect of using a fluffy windshield. It can be powered by either P48 phantom power or its internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which offers over 150 hours of operation from a single charge.

SKU: GC77-NTG4+

Rode NTG4+ Directional Condenser Microphone

The Rode NTG4+ Directional Condenser Microphone with an expansive feature set that makes it incredibly versatile. It is super lightweight, making it ideal for use on a boom or on a camera. Its low-noise circuitry and clean, crisp sound also make it an excellent microphone for voice-over and livestreaming applications. The NTG4+ has a highly directional supercardioid polar pattern and features a high-pass filter, a -10dB pad for recording loud sound sources, and a high-frequency boost for compensating for the dulling effect of using a fluffy windshield. It can be powered by either P48 phantom power or its internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which offers over 150 hours of operation from a single charge.

Features

  • Dual-powered professional shotgun microphone

  • Digitally controlled high-pass filter, high-frequency boost and -10dB pad

  • Tightly controlled directional pickup with a clean, crisp sound

  • Powered by either P48 phantom power or rechargeable internal battery

  • Ideal for use on a boom, on a camera or in the studio

Specifications

  • Acoustic Principle Line Gradient

  • Capsule 0.50"

  • Polar Pattern Supercardioid

  • Address Type End

  • Active Electronics 20Hz - 20kHz (selected HPF @75Hz)

  • Output Impedance 200Ω

  • Maximum SPL 135dB SPL

  • Sensitivity -32.0dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (25.00mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 2 dB @ 1kHz

  • Equivalent Noise Level (A-Weighted) 16dBA

  • Power Requirements P48 and Inbuilt rechargeable battery

  • Output Connection XLR

  • Weight 176g

  • Dimensions (mm) 278 (H) x 22 (W) x 22 (D)

What's in the Box

  • RODE NTG4+ Shotgun Microphone

  • RODE RM5 Stand Mount for the NT5 Microphone

  • Foam Windscreen

  • Padded Zip Pouch

  • Micro-USB Charging Cable

 

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The Rode NTG4+ Directional Condenser Microphone with an expansive feature set that makes it incredibly versatile. It is super lightweight, making it ideal for use on a boom or on a camera. Its low-noise circuitry and clean, crisp sound also make it an excellent microphone for voice-over and livestreaming applications. The NTG4+ has a highly directional supercardioid polar pattern and features a high-pass filter, a -10dB pad for recording loud sound sources, and a high-frequency boost for compensating for the dulling effect of using a fluffy windshield. It can be powered by either P48 phantom power or its internal rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which offers over 150 hours of operation from a single charge.

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