RODE Microphone
RODE Microphone NTG2 Dual Powered Shotgun Microphone with Broadcast Arm
A dual-powered shotgun condenser microphone with broadcast arm, capturing 20 Hz to 20 kHz audio via super-cardioid pattern and 80 Hz high-pass filter
- Superior audio clarity via line-gradient acoustic principle
- Versatile power from AA battery or P48 phantom power
- Reduces background noise with super-cardioid polar pattern
- Lightweight 161 g design for extended boom use
- High-pass filter at 80 Hz cuts low-end rumble
Professional Shotgun Microphone for Film and Video
The Rode NTG2 is a lightweight condenser shotgun microphone designed for professional film, video, television and voice-over production. Its line gradient acoustic principle captures crisp, detailed sound with a native 20Hz-20kHz frequency response. Weighing 161g without a battery, it is built for extended boom operation.
Simple Setup with Dual Power Flexibility
Mount the microphone using the included RM5 stand mount and connect via the broadcast arm's integrated XLR cable. Power the NTG2 with either P48 phantom power or a single 1.5V AA battery, enabling use with cameras that lack phantom power. A selectable 80Hz high-pass filter reduces low-frequency rumble from air conditioning or traffic.
Consistent Clarity During Long Sessions
The super cardioid polar pattern maintains focused pickup on the subject while rejecting off-axis noise throughout extended recording periods. Dual power operation ensures uninterrupted performance whether phantom power is available or battery power is required. The included WSVM windshield and ZP1 pouch protect the capsule during sustained outdoor or studio use.
Highlights
- Superior audio clarity via line-gradient acoustic principle
- Versatile power from AA battery or P48 phantom power
- Reduces background noise with super-cardioid polar pattern
- Lightweight 161 g design for extended boom use
- High-pass filter at 80 Hz cuts low-end rumble
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How can I confirm the NTG2 is operating correctly after connecting it to my recorder?
Listen for a clean signal across the 20Hz-20kHz range, engage the 80Hz high-pass filter to verify low-frequency rumble is attenuated, and check that the super-cardioid pattern rejects off-axis sound as expected.
What accessories are included in the bundle and what must I supply myself?
The bundle provides the NTG-2 microphone, ZP1 pouch, RM5 mount, WSVM windshield and an H&A broadcast arm with integrated XLR cable; you must supply either a 1.5V AA battery or a P48 phantom power source.
Should I choose battery or phantom power for my setup?
Use P48 phantom power when your camera or recorder provides it for continuous operation; switch to a single 1.5V AA battery when the device cannot supply phantom power, such as with many DSLR video rigs.
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