Rode Wireless GO Gen 3

32-bit float recording captures an incredibly wide dynamic range, which essentially makes it impossible to 'clip' or distort your audio. If your recording levels are too quiet or too loud, you can adjust them in post-production without losing quality or introducing background noise.

Yes. Because the system features USB-C digital audio output, you can plug the receiver directly into a smartphone, tablet, or computer for high-quality audio recording without needing a traditional camera.

GainAssist automatically monitors your audio levels in real-time and adjusts the input gain to ensure your recording stays at an optimal volume. It prevents sudden spikes from peaking while keeping quiet dialogue audible, effectively acting as an automated sound engineer.

While 853 feet is the maximum line-of-sight range under ideal conditions, real-world performance will vary based on obstacles like walls, crowds, or heavy electronic interference. However, the Series IV 2.4GHz transmission is designed to maintain a stable, encrypted connection in challenging environments.

No, the backup recording is stored on the 32GB of internal memory built directly into each transmitter. You can record up to 40 hours of audio internally, which serves as a safety net if the wireless signal is interrupted.

Yes, the transmitters feature locking 3.5mm mic input jacks. This allows you to use your preferred external lavalier microphones while still benefiting from the system's wireless transmission and internal backup recording.