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RØDE · Dynamic broadcast microphone

PodMic XLR

Built like a tank, tuned like an instrument. The RØDE PodMic turns every word into something worth hearing.
  • XLR
  • Dynamic
  • Cardioid
  • 937 g
RØDE PodMic XLR in black, seen from the front
Anatomy

Every part, named.

Exploded view, Paperus and RØDE. Every part named below.

Exploded view of the RØDE PodMic XLR on a light ground, with the front grille, pop filter foam, internal grille, dynamic capsule, acoustic chamber, outer housing, XLR connector, yoke mount and stand adapter labelled The same exploded view of the RØDE PodMic XLR on a dark ground
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  1. Front grille

    Durable steel mesh with built-in pop protection

  2. Pop filter foam

    Reduces plosives and breath noise

  3. Internal grille

    Multi-layer protection for clean audio capture

  4. Dynamic capsule

    Tailored for rich, natural voice reproduction

  5. Acoustic chamber

    Optimized internal design for focused, broadcast-quality sound

  6. Outer housing

    Rugged all-metal construction

  7. XLR connector

    Professional balanced output

  8. Yoke mount

    Integrated swivel mount for flexible positioning

  9. Stand adapter

    Fits standard mic stands and boom arms

Finishes

Two finishes.

Black and white. The capsule, the housing and the mount are the same in both.

RØDE PodMic XLR in black, seen from the front
01 Black
RØDE PodMic XLR in white, seen from the front
02 White
Specifications

The manufacturer's own numbers.

Transcribed from the PodMic datasheet, not from a retail listing.

PodMic XLR specifications
Acoustic principleDynamic
Polar patternCardioid
Frequency range20 Hz to 20 kHz
Output impedance320 Ω
Output connectionXLR
Phantom powerNot required
Dimensions, L × W × H172 × 109 × 62 mm
Weight937 g
FinishesBlack, White
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