Røde’s small wireless microphones Wireles Go have become a great success. Now comes a more advanced version where you can completely avoid all problems with distortion.
The most requested featureaccording to Australian Røde, is 32-bit float format. This means that the sound is recorded with such a large data range that there is no risk of distortion of loud sound or noise when amplifying weak sound.
40 hours of sound can be recorded directly on a transmitter to later be synchronized with the car using time code.
Unlike the simpler predecessor Wireles Go II two “mosquitoes” are included when you buy a package with one receiver and two transmitters. In addition, the microphone input has a thread so that the microphone connector can be locked.
The connector on the transmitter is of the TTRS type, which means that audio signals can go in two directions so that you can be heard if you use a headset.
The receiver has been given an extra contact for listening with headphones and the possibility to set the recording level more precisely. A new function means that the transmitter is automatically set to optimal output power for the camera in use.
With the help of a charging case, all devices can be charged at the same time.
The Swedish price is around SEK 6,400 including VAT for a package.
Published 2023-08-24.
2023-08-24 20:20:09
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