rode ntk

Description

The NTK is a premium large-diaphragm valve condenser microphone designed to provide incredible detail for the most demanding studio recording applications. Featuring a 1-inch gold-sputtered condenser capsule, hand-selected twin-triode 6922 valve and audiophile-grade components, it delivers stunning richness and warmth, making it ideal for a wide range of recording scenarios, including vocals, guitar, piano, drums and more.

I have a RODE NTK and am considering a RODE K2 for MS recording +. Any opinions?

Submitted by MrEase on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 03:24

This is a slightly different take on the impossible question of "which Mic should I buy!"

Which Preamp in the $2-400 range for acoustic /vocal rec.should i buy for a RODE NTK

Submitted by Sirpickle on Tue, 01/26/2010 - 22:56

Any advice would be appreciated. After reading some negative reviews for the PreSonus Bluetube mic preamp, I decided against it. ART, do they make good preamps in your opinion? Thank-you.

Mic Preamp / channel strip for the RODE NTK

Submitted by musician24 on Fri, 12/25/2009 - 03:20

Hello everyone, I ask you for one piece of advice.

I need a mic preamp for RODE NTK. I would like to improve sound and reduce noise.

Does anyone know which mic preamp would work out well?

In view of finances, I am currently limited to a maximum of about $450 / 300 eur.

I have a sound card M Audio Firewire 410.

RODE NTK or AKG C214?

Submitted by anonymous on Thu, 06/18/2009 - 23:06

RODE NTK or AKG C214?

Just bought a RODE NTK

Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 06/03/2009 - 20:26

And it's awesome! Amazingly audible step up from the MXL that I had before (V-something, 67?). I recorded a demo track but it's probably to big to upload. Doh!

SE Z5600a or RODE NTK?

Submitted by anonymous on Wed, 02/14/2007 - 10:24

do i buy a SE Z5600a or a RODE NTK? I'm not sure as they are priced about the same and both sound really nice. Im thinking more towards the SE Z5600a as it also includes a nice shockmount where the RODE is optional. i plan to use mainly on vocals but probably a few other acoustic stuff now and again.

RODE ntk. a good all around budget mic?

Submitted by anonymous on Sat, 03/25/2006 - 17:52

I'm looking for a mic in the 500 dollar range that will be nice for recording a variety of things; namely vocals (male and female) and acoustic violin. The RODE NTK mic seems like a nice choice. I have yet to listen to it, but I know many of you either own one or have used one.

RODE NTK power supply question?

Submitted by anonymous on Thu, 02/16/2006 - 10:08

I've been recording on this mic for awhile now and I have question the sound of it. There is a certain harshness that I get with the vocals. My chain is NTK-Grace 101-dbx166XL-MOTU 828mk2.

RODE NTK into M-Audio 1010lt?. its too hot?..its too cold?

Submitted by anonymous on Sat, 08/27/2005 - 06:32

I just got this setup the other day mainly to record french horn in a mix and alone for practicing.

I guess I just assumed I would plug it in and there would be a slider on the mixer that I could control the gain with and if it was too hot I would turn it down until it is just right.

RODE NTK mic preamp

Submitted by anonymous on Sat, 08/13/2005 - 07:49

I have been using my Mackie VLZ mixer for a few years and would like to get a preamp that is a step up from that...My price range is ~500. There are many mic preamps in this range (grace 101, Summit 2BA-221, "The Brick", RNP etc.) and some of them are tube...Since my main vocal mic is a RODE NTK should I avoid a tube pre and go with something cleaner to bring out the NTK sound?