Dynamic stage microphone Rode PodMic white — cardioid, XLR, 20–20000 Hz, -57 dB sensitivity

Rode PodMic in white is a dynamic stage and performance microphone with a cardioid pickup pattern designed for focused vocal capture. It features a wired XLR-3 connection and a balanced XLR output, a frequency range of 20–20,000 Hz and a sensitivity of -57 dB. The microphone has a robust metal construction and measures 109 × 62 × 172 mm with a weight of 937 g.

Advantages

The PodMic offers reliable, noise-rejecting cardioid pickup suitable for live and studio situations, a balanced XLR output for stable wired connectivity, and a wide frequency response that reproduces speech and vocals accurately. Its durable build and professional connectors make it suitable for regular use in broadcast, podcasting and stage environments.

Suitable for

• Podcasting and streaming
• Radio and broadcasting
• Live vocal performance
• Studio vocal recording for speech and spoken-word

Key specifications

• Microphone type: dynamic, voice-coil dynamic capsule
• Polar pattern: cardioid
• Frequency response: 20–20,000 Hz
• Sensitivity: -57 dB
• Output: balanced XLR (XLR-3 wired interface)
• Connectivity: wired
• Dimensions (W×H×D): 109 × 62 × 172 mm
• Weight: 937 g
• Colour: white

How to use

Connect the PodMic to a mixer, audio interface or console using a standard XLR cable (XLR-3). Position the microphone with the grille facing the sound source and maintain an appropriate distance for the desired proximity effect—closer for more bass presence, further for a more natural tone. Adjust gain on the connected device to achieve a clean signal without clipping. The cardioid pattern reduces off-axis noise, so orient the rear of the microphone toward unwanted sound sources.

Использование — рекомендации

For optimal results in podcasting and broadcasting, use a pop filter or windscreen and mount the microphone on a stable boom or stand. Set preamp gain conservatively and monitor levels to avoid distortion; use equalization and compression as needed on the connected mixer or interface to shape vocal clarity.