Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The Rode NT1-A I'm using in the video: amzn.to/2Srv2QP
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comparison of the Rode NT1A condenser microphone and the Rodelink fm wireless lav system. The Rode NT1a requires phantom power so you have to plug it into a preamp that supplies 48 volt power. The Rodelink wireless lavaliere system is really easy to set up. Just plug it in, select the channel and it works immediately. The audio quality is noticeable but you have to remember that these two microphones are designed for completely different purposes and are massively different in size and price.
The Rode NT1-A I'm using in the video: amzn.to/2Srv2QP
The Rode Lav Mic I'm using in the video: amzn.to/2Q8Y9Mp
My Studio Monitors: amzn.to/2Qcy4fd
My camera used in the video: amzn.to/2SnZnzW
Find your next adventure: 1lifeonearth.com
comparison of the Rode NT1A condenser microphone and the Rodelink fm wireless lav system. The Rode NT1a requires phantom power so you have to plug it into a preamp that supplies 48 volt power. The Rodelink wireless lavaliere system is really easy to set up. Just plug it in, select the channel and it works immediately. The audio quality is noticeable but you have to remember that these two microphones are designed for completely different purposes and are massively different in size and price.
