Rode PodMic Cardioid Dynamic Broadcast Microphone (White) with Rode PSA1+ Broadcast Microphone Boom Arm, StreamEye Cans50 Professional Studio Headphone and XLR Cable

Optimized for Podcasting & Broadcasting: Designed specifically for voice applications, the PodMic White delivers a balanced, broadcast-quality sound that enhances clarity and presenceperfect for podcasts, livestreams, radio, and voice-over work.
End-Address, XLR Mic Tailored for Speech: The end-address design ensures that speaking directly into the front of the mic captures a focused, full-bodied tone. The standard XLR connection provides professional-grade signal quality and integrates seamlessly with mixers, interfaces, and audio consoles.
Optimized for Use with RODECaster Pro 2: When paired with the Rode RODECaster Pro 2 or RODECaster Duo, the PodMics frequency response and gain structure are perfectly tuned for plug-and-play performance, giving creators an effortless, polished sound.
Dynamic Capsule Minimizes Room Noise: The dynamic microphone element naturally rejects background noise and room reflections, keeping the focus on your voiceeven in untreated spaces or noisy environments.
Internal Pop Filter Reduces Plosives: A built-in pop filter helps smooth out harsh p and b sounds, reducing the need for external accessories and letting you record clean, professional audio straight out of the box.
Integrated Shockmount Reduces Vibrations: The internal shockmount isolates the capsule from handling noise and desk vibrations, preventing low-frequency rumbles that could interfere with your recording.
Rugged Solid-Brass Construction: Built from durable, precision-engineered materials, the PodMic White is designed to withstand daily use in professional studios, streaming setups, and on-location environments.
Swing Mount for Easy Positioning: The integrated swing mount allows smooth, flexible positioning on a boom arm or mic stand, making it easy to find the perfect angle for comfort and sound quality.
Rode Podcast bundle includes Rode PSA1+ Microphone Boom Arm, podcasting headphones, and XLR cable