Broadcast mikrofon for de mest krevende brukerne

Røde NTG-3 er resultatet av år med forskning og utvikling hos Røde sine ingeniører. Den imøtekommer den profesjonelle filmindustriens kompromissløse krav samtidig som den leveres til en oppnåelig pris selv for oss dødelige.

Ved bruk av en teknologi kjent som "RF-bias" er RØDE NTG-3 nesten helt imun mot fuktighet, noe som gjør den til det eneste seriøse alternativet i krevende opptakssituasjoner der kondens er et problem.

I tillegg til disse egenskapene bidrar faktorer som lav vekt (163g), refleksfri finish og ekstremt lav handling- og egen-støy til at Røde NTG-3 er en av markedets ledende A/V mikrofoner.

Når den ikke er i bruk, kan NTG-3 legges bort i den inkluderte værsikre mikrofoneska, noe som sikrer nøndvendig beskyttelse under reise og oppbevaring av mikrofonen.

• Designed to withstand adverse environmental conditions
• 50% less self-noise than the majority of shotgun microphones
• True condenser (externally RF biased)
• Extremely low handling noise
• High level of immunity to radio frequency broadcast
• Superior broadcast sound quality
• Weather resistant aluminium storage cylinder included

Spesifikasjoner:

Power: P48 (48V) phantom supply
Acoustic Principle: Line Gradient
Directional Pattern: Super Cardioid
Frequency range: 40 Hz - 20 kHz
Output impedance: 25O
Signal noise ratio: 81 dB SPL (A - weighted per IEC651)
Equivalent noise: 13 dB SPL (A - weighted per IEC651)
Maximum SPL: 130dB SPL (@ 1kHz, 1% THD into 1KO load)
Maximum output voltage: 8.2dBu (@ 1kHz, 1% THD into 1KO load)
Sensitivity: -30 dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (31.6 mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 2 dB @ 1kHz
Weight: 163gm
Dimensions: 255mmH x 19mmW x 19mmD

Tester:
"The audio from the NTG-3 was remarkably clear and bright, and it "popped" in the field. The NTG-3 stands out as a shotgun microphone. With its combination of clear sound, impressive technical specs and reasonable price, it's a piece of audio gear that will have a place in your kit for years to come." -Videomaker, September 2008
"...the NTG-3 will likely deliver better consonant articulation between spaced sources (than the MKH416), making it a formidable dialogue mic when you can't afford to miss a beat. It's also a little more forgiving on set when the boom drifts on a single source... It seems the mic is far more capable than any boom operator of standing out in the freezing cold, and long before the mic showed any signs of failure, the operator's clattering of teeth would probably stop the shoot." -Audio Technology
"I figured I'd put it to the test, so I ran a cable to my bathroom and cranked up the hot shower. To my surprise, the NTG-3 kept outputting clean audio, even as condensation drops began to form on the barrel of the mic itself." -Professional Sound