RØDE NTUSB+ Wired Microphone Black

Studio-quality clarity for vocal and instrumental capture

The RØDE NTUSB+ microphone delivers studio-quality clarity for vocals and instruments, enabled by a full-frequency response that covers 20 Hz – 20 kHz. A low noise level of 16 dB preserves fine detail and reduces background hiss, so recordings remain clean and intelligible even with quiet sources. Precise transient reproduction supports natural-sounding voices and acoustic instruments, making the mic suitable for music, podcasting and narration.

Technical performance stated clearly for fast comparison

Frequency range: 20 Hz – 20 kHz. Noise level: 16 dB. Connectivity: wired. Power: 2.5 W. Ports: 2. Weight: 730 g. Dimensions (W × D × H): 62 × 184 × 50 mm. These figures describe the microphone’s operating range, electrical draw and physical footprint for straightforward integration into existing setups.

Compact, purposeful design that suits desktop rigs

A black finish provides a discreet, professional appearance on any desk. The compact dimensions keep the microphone unobtrusive while the 730 g mass gives a steady presence that resists light knocks and movement. The modest depth and height simplify placement in front of screens or on small work surfaces without dominating the space.

Wired connection and dual ports for dependable workflow

Wired connectivity ensures a stable audio signal during recording sessions. Two ports allow direct connection choices for monitoring or integration with peripheral devices, supporting a streamlined signal chain. The modest power requirement of 2.5 W keeps demands on interfaces low while maintaining consistent operation.

Built for creators, podcasters and studio setups

Targeted at content creators, podcasters and musicians seeking reliable capture, the NTUSB+ from RØDE combines technical clarity with a practical form factor. The specification set supports a wide range of recording tasks in home and project studios, while the balanced tonal response aids in achieving professional-sounding mixes. Compatibility with common recording arrangements is straightforward, allowing the microphone to slot into established workflows with minimal adjustment.