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RODE M5 Matched Pair are compact cardioid condenser microphones ideal for studio and live use, with included wind protectors and holders.
RODE M5 Matched Pair Condenser Microphones Kit
Product ID: 39118
SKU: 39118
Model: MROD305
Ean: 0698813003143
Condition: New product
Manufacturer: Rode
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General Description
The RODE M5 Matched Pair consists of two half-inch cardioid condenser microphones designed for both studio and live sound applications. These compact small-diaphragm microphones deliver low noise and a full frequency response, making them suitable for a wide range of acoustic instruments, choirs, and other sound sources requiring precise capture.
Design and Build
- Type: Condenser microphone
- Diaphragm size: ½ inch (small diaphragm)
- Directional characteristic: Cardioid (kidney-shaped)
- Finish: Matte black ceramic coating for durability and scratch resistance
- Manufactured in Australia
- 10-year warranty upon microphone registration
Technical Specifications
- Frequency response: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
- Maximum sound pressure level (SPL): 140 dB
- Power requirement: 48 V phantom power via XLR connector
- Connection: XLR
- No built-in low cut filter, attenuation pad, or switches
- Non-tube design with fixed polarization
Included Accessories
- WS5 wind protector for each microphone
- RM5 microphone holder for each microphone
- Pair authentication certificate ensuring sensitivity difference is no more than 1 dB
Usage
The M5 microphones are ideal for studio recording and on-stage sound reinforcement. They can be used individually or as stereo pairs for capturing acoustic instruments, choirs, and other detailed sound sources. The matched pair ensures consistent performance and accurate stereo imaging.
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