Rode BROADCASTER - B-STOCK
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Rode
https://www.rode.com
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Warranty period: 24 months
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Description valid only for the model sold new.
The RØDE Broadcaster is a large-diaphragm condenser microphone with a front-address design, specifically engineered for broadcast applications. Its sound characteristics with enhanced proximity effect deliver the rich, high-quality audio sought after by all radio stations. It is also well suited for dubbing or voice-over work for film and television. The Broadcaster features a built-in pop filter that minimizes plosive noise to prevent capsule overload, which can cause audio distortion. In addition to a frequency response of 20Hz~20kHz, the Broadcaster offers a high-pass filter (75Hz) that cuts low-frequency background noise such as air conditioning or traffic. Furthermore, the Broadcaster includes an "On-Air" indicator that can be controlled by the On/Mute button on many mixing consoles. When the microphone is not connected to a mixing console, the illuminated indicator shows that the microphone is powered.
Specifications:
- Polar pattern: Cardioid
- Frequency response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
- Transformerless JFET technology
- Maximum SPL: 128 dB SPL
- 15 dB attenuation pad
- 3-position low-cut filter
- Designed for amplifiers or brass instruments on stage
- Microphone clip included
Questions frequently asked
Is the RØDE Broadcaster suitable for podcasting and radio?
Its cardioid pattern and enhanced proximity effect are designed for broadcast applications. It is also suitable for dubbing and voice-over work for film or television.
How does the Broadcaster reduce plosives?
An integrated pop filter minimizes plosive noises that can overload the capsule and cause distortion.
Is the microphone's low-cut filter useful in the studio?
The 75 Hz high-pass filter reduces unwanted low-frequency noise, such as air conditioning or traffic sounds. The description also mentions a three-position low-cut filter. This feature helps to limit undesirable low frequencies during recording.
What are the frequency response and maximum SPL?
The advertised bandwidth ranges from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with a maximum sound pressure level of 128 dB SPL. A -15 dB attenuation pad is also available.
Does the On-Air indicator work without a mixing console?
When not connected to a console, the illuminated indicator shows that the microphone is powered. With many consoles, it can be controlled via the On/Mute button.
