RODE WS2 Windscreen

Reference: WS2
EAN: 0698813002849
Condition: New
Price: €30.59
VAT included
Without tax: €24.87
The RODE WS2 Windscreen is designed to reduce wind noise and protect your microphone during outdoor recordings. Featuring a sleek black and gray design, it weighs only 10g and comes in a single quantity. Ideal for enhancing audio clarity in various environments.
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RODE WS2 Windscreen

The RODE WS2 is a high-performance windscreen designed specifically for RODE's large-diaphragm condenser microphones, including the NT1-A, NT2-A, NT1000, NT2000, NTK, K2, and Broadcaster models. Constructed from open-cell acoustic foam, it effectively reduces plosive sounds and wind noise without compromising audio quality. The slip-on design allows for quick attachment and removal, making it ideal for studio and field recording.

This windscreen provides an additional layer of protection for the microphone capsule, helping to maintain pristine sound capture in challenging environments. Its durable and washable material ensures long-lasting use, while the precise fit ensures no interference with the microphone's polar pattern or frequency response. Whether recording vocals, speech, or instruments, the WS2 is an essential accessory for achieving professional-grade audio.

BrandRODE
ModelWS2
CompatibilityNT1-A, NT2-A, NT1000, NT2000, NTK, K2, Broadcaster
MaterialOpen-cell acoustic foam
DimensionsApprox. 6.5 cm diameter, 8 cm length
WeightApprox. 10 g
ColorBlack

  • Brand
  • Reference
    WS2
  • Condition
    New
  • EAN13
    0698813002849
  • MPN
    WS2

  • Colour
    Black

Brand RODE
Country Australia
Address of origin 107 Carnarvon Street, Silverwater, NSW, 2128
EU responsible person Røde Microphones
Address Skivevej 2, Holstebro, Denmark, 7500
Email [email protected]
Phone 4570200112

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