The matched pair of NT1A's did come with a certificate showing each mics'
frequency response. When I ordered these I believe there was
a $100 surcharge for the matched set.
Again, how closely matched they are and what falls in the realm of "close
enough" is something I don't have an answer for.
Steve Cox
--- In Scott Fraser <> wrote:
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> <<When I tested my matched NT1-A's with pink noise I got a quieter
> mono channel but the
> waveforms surely didn't cancel out. >>
>
> How are these matched? Does Rode provide hand selected capsules as
> matched ensembles? I didn't think they had that capability. Most
> manufacturers which sell mics as packaged stereo pairs do not
> actually select matching units. Unless there's a certificate with the
> individual mics' frequency response tests included (and only the high
> ticket manufacturers can or do provide this) they probably are just
> randomly pulled from the production line without really being
> 'matched', & I suspect this is the case with Rode products.
>
> Scott Fraser
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