Rode NTG2 Battery or Phantom Powered Condenser Shotgun Microphone, Bundle with Rycote 15cm Standard Hole SGM Foam with 19mm/22mm Windscreen

If you're in the market for a professional-grade, high-quality audio recording solution, look no further than the Rode NTG2 Battery or Phantom Powered Condenser Shotgun Microphone. This versatile and reliable microphone is expertly designed for a wide range of applications within the film, video, television, and production industries.

The NTG2 is a lightweight condenser shotgun microphone, weighing in at just 5.7 oz (161g without battery), making it an ideal choice for boom microphone use. Its supercardioid polar pattern is renowned for its ability to focus on sound from a specific direction, minimizing interference from other directions. This feature is particularly useful in scenarios with multiple sound sources or background noise, ensuring crystal clear audio capture.

The NTG2 boasts a full frequency response of 20Hz-20kHz, delivering audio transparency and low noise. To further enhance its performance, a selectable high-pass filter at 80Hz is available to prevent low-end noise, such as air conditioners and traffic, from being recorded.

This microphone offers the flexibility of being powered either by a AA (1.5V) battery or P48 phantom power, which can be supplied by professional cameras, audio recorders, and power supplies. This makes the NTG2 an excellent choice for scenarios where the camera does not supply phantom power, such as DSLR video.

The NTG2 comes with a H&A Professional Windshield, designed to minimize light wind noise and plosives during recording. For outdoor applications, an optional 'DeadCat' furry is available separately to further reduce wind interference.

Designed and made in Australia, the Rode NTG2 Battery or Phantom Powered Condenser Shotgun Microphone is a testament to Rode's commitment to delivering durable, professional audio equipment. Whether you're a seasoned professional or an aspiring creator, the NTG2 is a valuable addition to your audio recording arsenal.