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The VideoMicro is a compact microphone designed to improve the audio quality of your videos. It incorporates a high-quality cardioid condenser microphone capsule for great quality audio recordings when used with a wide range of cameras. A directional microphone, the VideoMicro reduces distracting peripheral sounds and focusses on the audio in front of the camera. Its pickup is more forgiving than RØDE’s other on-camera microphones providing a more natural sound when recording indoors. Perfect for capturing incredible audio to accompany inspiring vision. The microphone body is made from aluminum, giving it a high level of RF rejection, and is finished in RØDE’s high-grade ceramic anti-glare black coating. Included with the VideoMicro is a camera shoe mount featuring a Rycote Lyre shock mount.
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| (1) VideoMicro (1) Rycote Lyre shock mount (1) Deluxe furry windshield (1) SC2 3.5 mm TRS Patch Cable (1) WS9 Deluxe Wind Shield |
Acoustic Principle: Pressure Gradient Active Electronics: JFET impedance converter Capsule: 0.50"Polar Pattern: Cardioid Frequency Range: 100Hz - 20kHz Maximum SPL: 140dB SPL (@ 1kHz, 1% THD into 1KΩ load) Sensitivity: -33.0dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (22.00mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 2 dB @ 1kHz Equivalent Noise Level (A-weighted): 20dB-A Mounts: Cold Shoe and 3/8 Thread Dimensions: L 3.1 x W 0.8 x H 0.8 IN Weight: 1.44 OZ / 41 GM |
Powered by your camera's external microphone input, requiring no batteries to operate, ensuring you never miss a great shot.
Operating range for Rode VideoMic GO Super Cardioid Microphone.
Operating range for Rode VideoMicro Cardioid Microphone.
Compact size and lightweight, only 3-Inches / 80mm long and 1.5OZ / 42 GM.
Featuring a suspension structure composed of a hard-wearing thermoplastic, it is far more effective at minimizing unwanted vibrations, handling and cable-borne noise than traditional elastic suspensions.
The WS9 is a furry wind cover for the VideoMicro designed for use in windy environments. Its artificial fur is specially designed so as to minimize wind noise while remaining acoustically transparent.
