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- Page 1 NT1000 Instruction Manual www.rodemic.com ( EMC, LVD )
- Page 2 The NT1000 is also equally at home as a fi rst call vocal mic. With its Australian made 1” HF-2 capsule incorporating internal shock mounting, the NT1000...
- Page 3 Specifi cations Acoustic Pressure gradient Principle: Active Unity-gain closed-loop Electronics: impedance converter; JFET input with bipolar buffering Directional Cardioid Pattern: (see graph) Frequency 20Hz ~ 20,000Hz Range: (see graph) Output 100Ω Impedence: Sensitivity: -36dB re 1V/Pa @ 1kHz (16mV @ 94dB SPL) ±1dB @ 1kHz Equivalent Noise: 6dBA SPL (per IEC651)
- Page 4 Specifi cations Frequency Response Polar Response – – – Accessories RM2 Stand Mount ZP1 Zip pouch SM2 Shock Mount WS2 Windshield (optional) (optional) - 4 -...
- Page 5 • Designed & manufactured in Australia • Full 10 year guarantee* Using the NT1000 • The NT1000 requires a power supply which for optimum results should be a ‘P48’ standard, 48 Volt DC Supply. Most professional mixing consoles have an internal 48 V supply;...
- Page 6 (gain) set to OFF. • When fi rst switching the mixer on and phantom power has been applied to the NT1000 you should allow several seconds for the microphone to stabilize. • To ensure the lowest noise/distortion your mixer input gain control should be set so that the Peak Program Indicator (PPI) LED fl...
- Page 7 Storage • After use, the NT1000 should be removed from its stand or shock mount, wiped with a dry, soft cloth and placed in its protective zip pouch or case with the supplied moisture-absorbent crystals.
- Page 8 Warranty microphones are warranted for one year from date of purchase. You can extend that to a full ten years if you register online at www.rodemic.com. The warranty covers parts and labour that may be required to repair the microphone during the warranty period.
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