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Silver cylindrical condenser microphone on shock mount with pop filter, desk reflection filter behind, compact tripod base

RODE Microphone

RODE Microphone NT1 Silver 5th Generation Bundle with Reflection Filter and Tripod Stand

SKU CH-94MG-1G3AX

A silver large-diaphragm condenser microphone with dual XLR and USB-C outputs, 32-bit float conversion at 192 kHz, supplied with a reflection filter and 5.8 tripod stand for recording.

  • Dual XLR and USB-C connectivity for flexible studio or direct-to-computer recording
  • 32-bit float 192 kHz conversion captures every detail without clipping
  • Cardioid pattern rejects room noise for clean vocals and instruments
  • Includes shock mount and pop filter to tame plosives and vibration
  • Reflection filter and 5.8 ft tripod stand create an instant treated space

Silver Hybrid Condenser for Creators

The silver Rode NT1 5th Generation is a large-diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone built for recording, streaming and podcasting. Its dual analog XLR and digital USB-C connectors let you plug directly into a computer or route through an external interface. The cardioid pattern reduces ambient noise so vocal and instrument sources stay focused. The bundle adds an Auray desk-mount reflection filter and a 5.8 tripod stand for immediate desktop setup.

Sustained Session Behaviour

The onboard 32-bit floating point A to D converter captures at 192 kHz without clipping, preserving headroom during long takes. Phantom power or USB bus power keeps the Revolution Preamp and DSP processing stable over extended sessions. The included shock mount and pop filter suppress mechanical rumble and plosives that would otherwise accumulate in a continuous recording. The reflection filter and tripod stand maintain consistent positioning so room tone remains controlled hour after hour.

Deciding Specification

The single specification that decides fit is the 32-bit float 192 kHz USB-C converter paired with an analog XLR output. If you need both direct computer capture and traditional interface routing in one microphone, this hybrid design meets that need. Buyers who require only an analog XLR microphone without digital conversion will not use the USB pathway. Builders who need a second microphone for stereo pairs or multi-room setups must purchase additional units separately.

Highlights

  • Dual XLR and USB-C connectivity for flexible studio or direct-to-computer recording
  • 32-bit float 192 kHz conversion captures every detail without clipping
  • Cardioid pattern rejects room noise for clean vocals and instruments
  • Includes shock mount and pop filter to tame plosives and vibration
  • Reflection filter and 5.8 ft tripod stand create an instant treated space

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the microphone generate noticeable heat or fan noise during long recording sessions?

The NT1 5th Generation has no internal fan and its ultralow-noise circuitry produces negligible heat, so it runs silently even during extended use.

What equipment do I need to connect the USB-C output directly to a computer?

Only a standard USB-C cable is required; the microphone draws bus power and uses its built-in 32-bit float 192 kHz converter, so no external interface or phantom supply is needed.

Can I keep using my existing XLR preamp or audio interface with this microphone?

Yes, the XLR output works with any phantom-powered preamp or interface, letting you retain your current analog chain while also having the USB option.

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