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The Rode Classic is a large-diaphragm capacitor microphone incorporating a dual-element, pressure-gradient transducer, allowing any traditional polar pattern to be reproduced under remote control. Because of the non-standard power requirements of valves, the mic has its own mains power supply, which also doubles as a remote control for adjusting the polar pattern, selecting the high-pass filter (bass roll-off) characteristics, and switching in either a 10dB or 20dB pad.
Everything about this microphone is big. The mic itself looks as though it's been built in a shell case -- any bigger and it could be mistaken for a Thermos flask! The power supply also features huge front panel graphics, and Vox AC30-style, bakelite pointer knobs. A special multi-pin cable is included for connecting the mic to the power supply, and a standard XLR socket on the power supply is used to feed the signal to its eventual destination. No shockmount is provided, but a simple swivel bracket with threaded stand adaptor is built onto the mic body. Everything comes in a neat aluminium flightcase.
Het stond in storing liggen.
The Rode Classic is a large-diaphragm capacitor microphone incorporating a dual-element, pressure-gradient transducer, allowing any traditional polar pattern to be reproduced under remote control. Because of the non-standard power requirements of valves, the mic has its own mains power supply, which also doubles as a remote control for adjusting the polar pattern, selecting the high-pass filter (bass roll-off) characteristics, and switching in either a 10dB or 20dB pad.
Everything about this microphone is big. The mic itself looks as though it's been built in a shell case -- any bigger and it could be mistaken for a Thermos flask! The power supply also features huge front panel graphics, and Vox AC30-style, bakelite pointer knobs. A special multi-pin cable is included for connecting the mic to the power supply, and a standard XLR socket on the power supply is used to feed the signal to its eventual destination. No shockmount is provided, but a simple swivel bracket with threaded stand adaptor is built onto the mic body. Everything comes in a neat aluminium flightcase.
