Reviews, thoughts, comments. My friend bought it and is planning to use it on guitar and vocals for generally progressive rock. I doubt its a good mic for vocals, but I have no experience with it.

Thanks.

I will be purchasing the Shure ksm44 or the RODE nt 1a. Big price difference, but forget about price. Which one would you choose?
Is there someone out there who has had experience with these mics that might be able to give there impression on sound quality. :?

Which would you rather go for, they are basically the same price around $400 for a pair?

Any have them or used both?

Will be using them for drum OH's and acoustic instruments.

hi there!
Love these forums, helps me out big time.
Now this one:
I am doing voice over stuff and record via a RODE NT1A through a VTB1 hooked on a Finalizer.
Now I wanto buy a Studio Projects C3 and use the same setup. Reason for buying the c3 is that I have heard a lot of good things compared with u87.

Hello, I'm planning to record me playing on pipe organ and there will be also a trumpet player which will play some stuff with me.

Now I need to choice what microphones I will buy for the project, and I was thinking about buying RODE microphones. I'm not sure what microphones I should choose.

I am about to buy a 003 and some new microphones and was considering the RODE NT1a but soon realised that i had enough cash for the nt2a. My question is because the nt2a has different pads and polar pattern settings etc will it be just as good as a mic in the same price range thats focussed on a specific polar pattern etc..

I got a pair of NT5's and the other day i muted the 2 channels i wanted to connect them to, then i connected them, and then i turned the phantom power on and what i got was a trip back to the retailer where i got them and they traded them out for a new pair.

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.

Okay, so I know there's nothing new about the NT4, but it's new to me.

i know this topic has probably been done before but...
...i'm in the market for a set of small diaphram condensor mics to work as overheads/acoustic guitar/etc and looking to get a pair.
are the RODE nt5's a good starting point? if not, can i get any suggestions on other mics in this price range that'll do just as well? thanks.
-tom