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Rode Wireless GO review | vs Sennheiser vs Audio Technica | ew100 g3 System 10 digital
📅 April 20, 2019⏱️ 22:55
Early review of the brand new wireless system from Rode.
I just got the Rode Wireless GO, and have used it many times in the last two days. It’s a great reliable ultra compact digital wireless audio system. Perfect for recording, blogging, youtube-ing, and vlogging. I’ve also used it several times on a few conference calls through an audio interface and it worked perfectly. So far no interruptions or issues with connectivity and reliability.
The Wireless GO is the world’s smallest, most versatile wireless microphone system. The transmitter works as both a clip-on mic or as the world’s smallest beltpack for a RØDE lavalier, sending crystal clear broadcast-grade audio via 2.4GHz digital transmission to the ultra-compact on-camera receiver.
The Wireless GO system auto-pairs in 3 seconds and transmits via RØDE’s all-new Series III digital 2.4GHz transmission that is optimised for shorter range operation in dense RF and Wi-Fi environments, but also offers a line-of-sight range of up to 70m. The TX transmits broadcast-grade audio either on its own, thanks to the built-in condenser microphone’s excellent isolation and transparency, or with a lavalier mic via the 3.5mm TRS input.
The Wireless GO RX features a dual-purpose clip-mount so you can either clip it onto an item of clothing or camera strap, or slide the RX securely into the camera’s cold shoe. Plug the RX into your camera or recorder via the 3.5mm TRS output cable and tailor the output to your camera or recorder with the 3-stage gain control. The Wireless GO RX is ultra-compact and super-lightweight, making your rig that much easier to carry.
Quick comparison to Sennheiser ew100 G3 lavalier and audio technica system 10 digital system. Audio samples provided at the end.
Operates as a clip-on microphone or beltpack transmitter for a lavalier/headset microphone
Built-in omnidirectional condenser microphone delivers broadcast-quality sound
All-new Series III 2.4GHz digital wireless transmission with 128-bit encryption designed to deliver crystal clear audio under any conditions, even in locations with dense Wi-Fi and Bluetooth activity like shopping malls, conventions, hotels etc
Up to 70m range (line-of-sight), but optimised for shorter-range operation in congested radio-frequency environments
TX and RX have built-in rechargeable batteries, charged via USB-C
Up to 7 hours on a full charge, including a battery-saver mode
Super-lightweight and ultra-compact: TX is 31g and RX only 31g
The transmitter and receiver pair in just 3 seconds
3-stage output pad: 0, -6dB and -12dB
RDE's market-leading smartLav+ (with an SC3 adaptor), Lavalier microphone and HS2 headset microphone are perfect companions for the Wireless GO when used as a beltpack (and sold separately)
Use up to 8 systems in one location
Purchase them on the amazon at:
Rode Wireless GO: https://www.adorama.com/rdwigo.html?origterm=rdwigo&searchredirect=true
Sennheiser ew100: https://amzn.to/2DpdJLw
Audio Technica System 10: https://amzn.to/2VcqZx8