RØDE NT1 VS Lavalier Microphone, Gyvazla

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RØDE NT1

Rating: 4.7 / 1970 Reviews

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• Product Type: Microphone
• Package Quantity: 1
• Package Dimensions: 1.0" (L) x 1.0" (W) x 1.0" (H)
• Country of Origin: Australia

Lavalier Microphone, Gyvazla

Rating: 4.1 / 400 Reviews

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• Come with Adapter – Gyvazla clip on mic is 3.5mm jack that is mono (which has 4 parts), used for Apple iPhone, Samsung, iPad, iPod Touch, Android & Windows Smartphones; For PC, computer, camera or phones that had 2 headphone and suitable for 3.5mm jack that is stereo (which has 3 parts), we have equipped with an adapter. If your headphone of tablet is individual, you can use it without adapter.
• High Quality and Multiple Compatibility – Gyvazla professional back-electret condenser microphone-core design, you can finally create the perfect videos and audio files. Used for Apple iPhone, Samsung, iPad, iPod Touch, Android & Windows Smartphones and many more tablet and smartphone devices. (No batteries required)
• 78inch Extra Long Cord – Durable lapel clip and the longest cord in the market at 78inch (2m); Tie clip style design allow hands free using, easy to wearing, more convenient for using; Pristine sound without effort, no matter where you are!
• Perfect Sound Effect – 3.5mm TRRS (Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve) jack ensures impeccable sound quality. There is a tremendous difference between speaking directly into the phone when recording and utilizing the clip-on microphone. The microphone head is pure copper, better for sound transmission, reduced the loss of tone.
• Gyvazla lapel microphone. If you have any problem with the products, please contact us directly to get service.

RØDE NT1 Large-Diaphragm Cardioid Condenser Microphone

The RØDE NT1 is a large-diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone designed for music production, vocal recording, streaming, and podcasting. It comes with a shock mount and pop filter for improved audio quality and maximum noise reduction. The microphone has a cardioid polar pattern that captures sound from the front and rejects sound from the sides and rear. It has a wide frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz and a maximum SPL of 137 dB. The NT1 is built with a low-noise transformerless preamp and a gold-plated diaphragm for superior sound quality.

Lavalier Microphone, Gyvazla 3.5mm Lapel Clip-on Omnidirectional Condenser Microphone

The Gyvazla Lavalier Microphone is a 3.5mm lapel clip-on omnidirectional condenser microphone designed for use with iPhones and Android smartphones, as well as any other mobile device. It has an omnidirectional polar pattern that captures sound from all directions. The microphone has a wide frequency response of 50 Hz to 16 kHz and a maximum SPL of 120 dB. It is built with a low-noise preamp and a gold-plated diaphragm for superior sound quality.

Comparison

The RØDE NT1 and Gyvazla Lavalier Microphone are both designed for music production, vocal recording, streaming, and podcasting. Both microphones have a wide frequency response and a maximum SPL of 120 dB. The NT1 has a cardioid polar pattern, while the Gyvazla Lavalier has an omnidirectional polar pattern. The NT1 has a low-noise transformerless preamp and a gold-plated diaphragm for superior sound quality, while the Gyvazla Lavalier has a low-noise preamp and a gold-plated diaphragm.

The RØDE NT1 is larger and more expensive than the Gyvazla Lavalier Microphone. The NT1 is designed for studio use, while the Gyvazla Lavalier is designed for mobile devices. The NT1 comes with a shock mount and pop filter, while the Gyvazla Lavalier does not.

Conclusion

The RØDE NT1 and Gyvazla Lavalier Microphone are both great options for music production, vocal recording, streaming, and podcasting. They both have wide frequency responses and maximum SPLs of 120 dB. The NT1 has a cardioid polar pattern and comes with a shock mount and pop filter, while the Gyvazla Lavalier has an omnidirectional polar pattern and is designed for mobile devices. The NT1 is larger and more expensive than the Gyvazla Lavalier, but it is also better suited for studio use. Ultimately, the choice between these two microphones depends on your needs and budget.

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