RØDE continues to push the boundaries of audio solutions for real-world filmmakers. Their products are generally very affordable, yet feature-rich and versatile. The new RØDE Wireless Go microphone system is no exception: two tiny boxes, that’s all you need to handle high-quality, single-channel wireless audio on set. The TX (transmitter) unit of the RØDE Wireless Go system measures just 44mm x 45.3mm x 18.5mm in size and is weighing a mere 31g. And, since we’re talking about a real two-piece setup here, an omnidirectional condenser microphone is built right into the unit. No need for an outboard lav mic. That’s handy but you’ll end up with that box attached to your talent’s shirt. So thankfully an additional 3.5mm TRS socket allows for an outboard lav of choice. The RØDE Wireless Go units both feature built-in batteries which will last for about 7 hours of continuous use. Recharge them during lunch break via USB-C and you’re good to go for a very long shooting day. RØDE Wireless Go If you want to go the minimalistic route, the TX unit features a built-in clip for attaching it to a talents shirt or jacket. As mentioned before –although the unit itself is tiny– I find it a bit awkward to attach the whole thing to a talent. It just doesn’t look right (for me at least). Even the RX unit sports the very same clip so you could attach the receiver to your shirt or wherever if you’re shooting with you cage-less phone for example. Another neat...
Published By: CineD - Thursday, 4 April, 2019