RODE Microphones NTV Manuale utente

The NTV

Instruction Guide

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Thank you for investing

in your RØDE NTV™.

You now own a very

special microphone.

The Engineers at 5'(

Who are also musicians

And recording engineers

Spent a great deal of

time in evaluating the

many components that

make up this precision

microphone.

The NTV™ utilises some

of the worlds’ finest electronic components that

were selected for their musicality and lack of

distortion. These parts are not standard low cost

items, they are amongst the best money can buy.

This uncompromising ‘build’ philosophy was carried

out in all parts of the project.

These specialised components include:

•The new RØDE, 1” edge connected capsule

•A custom made Jensen™ output

transformer

•Capacitors include ones made by

Solen™, Wima™ and the esoteric

Black Gates™

•Custom double screened cable and

military specification connectors

•Hand selected and graded ECC81

valve

•C.N.C. machined stainless steel

microphone body.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Capsule: NEW 1” Edge Connected Design

Valve: Selected Twin Triode ECC81

Polar Pattern: Cardioid

Frequency Response: 20 Hz –20 kHz

Noise: <19dBA

Sensitivity: 15 mV/Pa

Max SPL: 130db

Output Impedance: 200 ohm

The NTV comes complete with all accessories and a

full list is detailed as follows:

•NTV Microphone (NTV-0001)

•NTV Power Supply (NTV-0002)

•NTV Multi-core Cable (NTV-0003)

•NTV Shock Mount (NTV-0004)

•NTV Stand Mount (NTV-0005)

•NTV Mains Lead (NTV-0006)

•NTV Road Case (NTV-0007)

NOTE: There are NO user-serviceable parts

inside the NTV supply, but there are

potentially lethal voltages. If the supply

does not work correctly, you should

consult either the dealer you purchased

the microphone from, or a qualified

electronic technician. Do not under any

circumstance open the unit yourself

Before using the NTV™

•Ensure the NTV has been set to the correct

voltage as used in your country before using

the microphone.

•The back panel of the NTV Power Supply has a

Mains Input Socket that includes a Switch, Fuse

and Voltage Selector (see below).

•The NTV can be used with mains supply

voltages of either 100-120V 50/60Hz or 220-

240V 50/60Hz.

•To select for 100/120V use, set the Voltage

Selector to 120V and ensure you use a 500 mA

slow blow fuse

•To select 220-240V use, set the Voltage

Selector to 240V and use a 250 mA slow

blow fuse.

Now that you have ensured the Power Supply is set

to the Correct voltage, you can begin to connect the

NTV microphone to its supply.

•Take the NTV Multi-core Cable and plug it into

the female socket on the back of the supply. To

align the pins, simply locate the silver dot on the

male plug and have this facing upwards.

•To mount the NTV you can either use the Shoc

Mount (NTV-0004) or the Stand Mount (NTV-

0005).

NTV-0004 NTV-0005

•In this example we will use the shock mount.

Screw the shock mount onto a stable microphone

stand. We suggest that you use a stand with

three legs for stability. Tighten the side mounted

thumb screw on the shock mount and then pick

up the microphone cable (female end) and the

NTV. Place the NTV through the central hole of

the shock mount.

•Place the plug into the microphone socket by

aligning the gold dot on the NTV with the silver

dot on the plug and simply tighten until the

microphone is held firmly. Now you have the NTV

connected to the supply and sitting in its shock

mount. The use of the shock mount will reduce

floor-borne vibrations from being picked up by the

NTV, and is the suggested ‘set-up’ when critical

recordings are to be made.

•Now activate the mains switch. There is a blue

LED on the front panel. This will not be lit

immediately when the power is switched on. The

LED drive circuit feeds off the filament voltage of

the valve and so will become brighter as the valve

reaches operating point. This then provides you

with a visual indication of when the NTV is ready

for use.

•Now all you need to do is connect a microphone

cable to the output of the NTV supply and your

preamplifier. We suggest you use a high quality

microphone cable with gold-plated contacts. Try

and use a cable as short as possible, as long

cable runs will adversely affect sound quality!

•For vocal use we suggest you use a ‘Pop

Stopper’ wind screen which will aid in reducing

high level plosives. You are now ready to record!

•There is an Earth Lift switch on the back panel of

the NTV supply (see over). It is there so you

Earth Lift Switch

May remove the signal earth from the NTV if an earth

loop occurs. This loop shows itself as a mains

frequency hum in the signal when two devices that

are both earthed are connected together.

Never remove the mains earth; doing

so can have lethal consequences!

Warranty Service:

All RØDE products are warrantied for one year

from date of purchase and the warranty card

should be used to register that purchase.

The warranty covers parts and labour that may be

required to repair the microphone during the

warranty period. The warranty excludes defects

caused by normal wear and tear, modification,

shipping damage or failure to use the microphone

as per the instruction guide.

If you experience any problem, or have any

questions regarding your RØDE microphone,

first contact the Dealer who sold it to you. If the

microphone requires Factory authorized service,

return will be organized by that Dealer. We have an

extensive Distributor/Dealer network, but if you

have difficulty getting the advice or assistance you

require, do not hesitate to contact us directly.

International Tel: 61 -2 8765 9333

Fax: 61 -2 8765 9444

Australia Tel: (02) 8765 9333

Fax:(02) 8765 9444

USA: Tel: 310-328-7456

Fax: 310-328-7180

E mail information info@rodemicrophones com

interstage

Phistersvej 31, 2900 Hellerup, Danmark

Telefon 3946 0000, fax 3946 0040

www.interstage.dk

-pro audio with a smile

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