RODE Microphone Wireless GO (GEN3) LILIAC camera accessory
Compact wireless microphone system with 32-bit float recording, 260m range and 7-hour battery life
- Pristine audio captured across 20 Hz to 20 kHz range
- Reliable wireless transmission up to 260 m line of sight
- Up to 7 hours continuous operation from built-in rechargeable battery
- Over 40 hours 32-bit float on-board recording prevents clipping
- Stable audio via 2.4 GHz digital transmission with 128-bit encryption
Rode Wireless GO Gen3 — Compact Wireless Microphone
The Rode Wireless GO Gen3 is a compact wireless microphone system designed for content creators, videographers and journalists who need reliable audio capture without cables. Its omnidirectional pickup and 20 Hz – 20 kHz frequency response suit interviews, vlogs and on-location reporting where freedom of movement matters.
32-bit float recording
Each transmitter stores over 40 hours of 32-bit float audio on board, protecting recordings from clipping even if levels spike unexpectedly. The Series IV 2.4 GHz digital link delivers stable transmission up to 260 m line of sight, while 128-bit encryption keeps the signal private in busy RF environments.
Upgrade from earlier Wireless GO models
Creators using the original Wireless GO or wired lavalier microphones gain on-board safety recording, intelligent GainAssist and improved built-in mics without changing their workflow. The jump is worthwhile when you need clipping-proof capture and longer range, but buyers who need multi-channel recording beyond two transmitters should look at larger systems.
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- Price $139.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 2,266 comparable items (median $39.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 2.4 GHz transmission interfere with my older 2.4 GHz wireless lav system?
The Series IV 2.4 GHz digital transmission uses a proprietary codec with 128-bit encryption designed for stable coexistence, but keeping antennas separated by at least a metre reduces any chance of conflict.
How can I confirm the 32-bit float recording is actually capturing my audio?
After recording, play the file on the transmitter or import it to a computer; the waveform will show headroom well above 0 dBFS without clipping, proving the 32-bit float engine is active.
Does the box include a lavalier microphone or only the built-in capsule?
The system ships with the transmitter's built-in omnidirectional capsule; a separate lavalier such as the Rode Lavalier GO must be purchased if you want a clip-on mic.
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