Rode

I have been planning to record an upcoming choir concert with a centred ORTF stereo pair of Rode NT5 cardioids...

Rode redesign their well-known NT2, and achieve a class-leading noise floor in the process.

Australian manufacturers Rode started off making their mics with imported Far Eastern components, but as SOS's Editor In Chief found out on a visit to Sydney, these days their products are entirely conjured up in the land down under...

I've just bought my first mic, a Rode NT1A, which requires phantom power, and I'm wondering if there's anything wrong with leaving it plugged in with phantom power switched on for long periods of time?

USB mics are becoming increasingly common and affordable, but the quality varies. The Rode brand name, though, is one which...

We discuss the merits of mics featuring a USB port and compare recent arrivals from Rode, MXL and SE.

Rode take the established ribbon–mic formula and apply some novel design ideas to come up with what could well be a future classic.

This flexible little mic gives much better results than its modest price suggests.