The hand-selected and graded 6922 twin-triode valve comprises the core of the NTK's circuitry, providing an analog "warmth" and presence that meets the standards of the most demanding engineers. The microphone features a custom-built, Mu-metal transformer developed by Jensen Transformers. The end result is quiet, noise-free output at high-gain levels. The NTK features a separate power supply, providing +48V phantom power. In addition, variations of cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8 polar patterns provide a total of 9 selectable patterns.

Tube Circuitry

The Rode NTK features the 6922 twin-triode valve at the heart of its circuitry. The result is a warm sonic character found in higher-priced tube microphones

Quality Transformer Design

The custom-designed, Jensen Mu-metal transformer provides a low-noise high-gain signal path on output.

9 Polar Patterns

Variations of cardioid, omnidirectional, and figure-8 provide a total of 9 selectable polar patterns.

Separate Power Supply

A separate power supply provides +48V of phantom power.