RODE Microphones in Pakistan
Affan Tech stocks RODE microphones and audio gear for YouTube, podcasts, interviews and music, with live PKR prices on every product page and a shop in Camera Market, Lahore, where you can ask which setup suits your work.
Wireless: the Wireless GO (Gen 3) and Wireless GO II two-person kits are the easiest way to record clean sound for talking-head videos and interviews, the Wireless PRO is the step up for demanding productions, and the Lavalier II is a discreet clip-on microphone. Podcast and voice: the PodMic is a dynamic microphone that rejects room noise, the NT1 5th Generation is a studio condenser for quiet, treated rooms, and the RODECaster Pro II lets you record several microphones together.
Mount a podcast microphone on a PSA1 or PSA1+ boom arm to keep it at the right distance and reduce desk noise. For a wider comparison of wireless kits from DJI and RODE, read our wireless mics for creators guide.
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Every RODE product page at Affan Tech shows the live PKR price, stock status and payment options, with buttons to call or message us on WhatsApp, and you are welcome to visit 25 Nisbat Road, Camera Market, Lahore to see the gear in person and compare models before you decide.
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RODE Lavalier II
In stock ₨ 30,000
RODE NT1 5th Generation Microphone
In stock ₨ 85,000
RODE PodMic Dynamic Podcasting Microphone
In stock ₨ 34,000
RODE PSA1 Studio Boom Arm
In stock ₨ 38,000
RODE PSA1+ Professional Studio Arm
In stock ₨ 45,000
RODE RØDECaster Pro II
In stock ₨ 200,000
RODE Wireless GO (Gen 3) Dual-Channel Wireless Microphone System (Black)
In stock ₨ 65,000
RODE Wireless GO II Dual-Channel Wireless Microphone System (Black)
In stock ₨ 60,000
RODE Wireless PRO
In stock ₨ 95,000
Rode buying guide: which model suits you?
Wireless
Wireless GO (Gen 3) or Wireless GO II for YouTube and interviews; Wireless PRO for demanding productions; Lavalier II as a discreet clip-on mic.
Podcast and voice
PodMic (dynamic) for untreated rooms, NT1 5th Generation (condenser) for quiet studios, RODECaster Pro II to record several mics.
Mounting
PSA1 or PSA1+ boom arm to position the mic correctly and reduce desk noise.
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Rode FAQs
Which RODE microphone is best for YouTube?
For most YouTube creators a RODE Wireless GO (Gen 3) or Wireless GO II two-person kit is the most flexible choice, because the clip-on transmitters work for talking-head videos, interviews and walk-and-talk shots, while the RODE Wireless PRO is the step up for more demanding professional productions.
Which RODE microphone is best for podcasting?
For podcasting the RODE PodMic is a strong starting point because it is a dynamic microphone that focuses on your voice and rejects room noise, and it works best on a boom arm such as the RODE PSA1 or PSA1+, with the RODECaster Pro II when you need to record several people.
Do I need a boom arm for a podcast microphone?
A boom arm is not essential, but it keeps the microphone at the right distance from your mouth, frees up desk space and reduces knocks and vibration noise, which is why many podcasters pair the RODE PodMic or NT1 5th Generation with a RODE PSA1 or PSA1+ arm.
Is the RODE NT1 5th Generation good for vocals?
The RODE NT1 5th Generation is a studio condenser microphone that suits vocals, voice-over and acoustic instruments in a quiet, treated room, and because condenser microphones pick up more room sound than dynamic models, the PodMic is often the better choice for untreated rooms.