A new firmware update from RØDE adds more functionality to the feature-rich Wireless GO II. We've been field-testing the Wireless GO II over the last weeks, and we love it. But just as we were about to hit publish, RØDE has gone ahead and updated the firmware to its Wireless GO II yet again. The first time was to fix a bug that didn't allow for longer uncompressed record times. We ran into that issue, and the firmware thankfully fixed it. Now, the company has added some fantastic features in this latest update, including the ability to use it as a recorder without needing to be connected to a transmitter. Essentially, the receiver becomes a standalone device that you can use to record audio while still connecting an external microphone. Oddly, this was something we were going to mention RØDE should include in our review, but they beat us to it. Cool. It's an obvious feature that we're not sure if RØDE overlooked for its release or knew they would be including later down the line. Based on the video released on Twitter, other audiophiles had a similar inclination. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Thursday, 1 April, 2021