Features and Specifications of the RØDE Lavalier GO
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- RØDE Microphones is proud to announce the new Lavalier GO: A high-quality, professional-grade lavalier microphone designed to pair perfectly with the Wireless GO and most recording devices with a 3.5mm TRS microphone input.
In this video, Ryan takes us through the Key Features and Specifications of the new Lavalier GO.
Key Features:
• Broadcast-grade lavalier microphone with 3.5mm TRS jack.
• High-quality omnidirectional condenser capsule.
• Durable, hard-wearing Kevlar® reinforced cable.
• Optimised for use with the RØDE Wireless GO.
• Includes pop shield, mounting clip, and carry pouch.
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I’m a recent Rode convert and absolutely LOVE your products. Can’t wait to get my hands on this and the Wireless Go, oh and my recently ordered Podmic! Thanks Rode!
They are ok, but what to do when the Go mike battery needs to be changed??
the part about the plug really blew me away. very inovative.
I just got it and it works really well with my Zoom H1N
Thank you! The is exactly the video we wanted to see! The previous video, which seemed to demonstrate how sexy lapel mics are, was kinda a misread of the people that buy your products.
Did you even see 1:31?
If that's not sexy, idk what is..
のぢGrey, lol! Thank you.
Cable Lenght please. I have the wireless go and absolutely love it. I was searching for a mic to connect to the wireless go, because sometimes i need to have a smaller sollution (helmet) and this is just what I need. Thanks and keep innovating
Hey! The cable is 1.2m long!
@@rodemic thanks, can't wait to test it.
👍From someone just learning about this stuff....Thank you. 💞
Rode products feel and are made for people who just want something that gets the job done. If you want something that over delivers and includes pro features. Deity connect is what I got. Best decision ever
Thanks for the review. It looks like a nice product. I think it would have been more helpful if you had detailed what the 0:16 "range of tweaks and adjustments" comprises. The TRS connection is the obvious one, but what are the other differences?
I may look into this for my car interviews.
How about stationary PC TRS audio input, is it match?
Yes, it WOULD be a neat clip if you would show. us how to assemble it.
Hey Rick, this one just plugs straight into your WirelessGO and is ready to use. No assembly needed!
How does the sound match up with the Smartlav+?
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@@michaelveronneau698 Thank you!
Just bought one, some instructions for how to use the clip would have been useful. Pretty easy to pinch the wire and knacker it if you’re not careful! How did you get the mic to sit in that little loop?
I’m on here for the exact same reason after recently purchasing one 🤣. No instructions in the box and has me confused as a first time user of a lav 😖
@@FinnDelMundoTravel -- Me too. No instructions. I finally stared at the closeup of it at 1:49 minutes and got it right. The spiral on the metal wire seems to be for pinching it open. I guess. Make a better video, Rode. Luckily, the box is big enough to store the assembled mic and wire so it's not chewed in half by my cat like my last one was.
Greetings, which Lavalier is better for the Rode Wireless Go? the (Lavalier GO) or (RØDELink LAV) ?? Thanks.
Is rode lavalier go mic possible to directly plugged in to windows PC ? We have newly bought but not identified by the PC. It doesn’t show in the sound list .
what makes this mic stand out from the others?
small size and Made in Australia.
Can you connect to a Tascam DR-40X recorder with the VXLR adapter?
I'm about to purchase 2 Rode Wireless Go sets. And am deciding on what lavalier mics to get. Rode has a Lavalier Lapel mic that is priced around $250USD. Oddly there is very little info online that I can find about this mic, and what is available is about 9 or 10 years old.
The Lavalier Go is the newer tech I'm assuming, how does this compare to the Lavalier Lapel mic build and sound quality wise?
Hey Andrew, I would recommend using the Lavalier GO with your Wireless GO. Both will provide great audio quality, however the Lavalier is designed more to be used with the Filmmaker Kit, and other third party wireless transmission kits. The Lavalier GO will be perfect with the Wireless GO.
I love my Rode W-Go mic set! But I have a specific need now. I want to Run an Aux Send from my mixer into the mic input of the transmitter and wirelessly send the signal to the receiver which will be connected to an iPhone running a Facebook-Live session. Question one...Has anyone done this and if so, what were the results? Problems? Question two... were there any "plug-In Power" problems for the audio mixer?
Does anyone know can I connect my Canon T6I( 750D) By wirless connection,as the camera dosen't accept any inputs for microphones?
Hey there, we'd recommend the Wireless GO II for your Canon, as you can connect the receiver via the 3.5mm jack (to your camera) and clip the transmitter onto your shirt or mount like a Lavalier mic. Find out more here: rode.com/microphones/wireless/wirelessgoii
@@rodemic Hello, So in my case,i should purchase Wireless GO II together with Lavalier GO,If i am understanding well?
If the lavalier go gets set on a proper distance between 2 people while both facing it, do you think that it would work? Like 60cm distance between the person and the mic.
Can I plug this into the MAC for Zoom meetings ?
Not as it comes out of the box... This lavalier's plug is a male TRS and most of the Macintoshes (and smartphones) have a female TRRS headphone jack. You can buy the RODE SC-4 adapter that takes the TRS into it and has a TRRS male to match the MAC. The other option is the SmartLav+ which is essentially the same specification microphone with the TRRS plug so no adapter needed.
can you please tell me if this wiil work on an Androind head unit for an bmw car ? for phone calls and voice command like navigation ? in that case do we need the cable adapter at 2:06 ? same question about the smartLav+. i search the best small microphone i can found. A last question please how long mesure the wires of those both microphones ? because is nothing about that on your websit. thank you :)
What if we would like to connect it to a recorder via wire ( not wireless ) which is 20 feet away from the speaker ? Would a female to male 3.5 adapter be okay and would it not degrade the quality very much ?
Thanks so much !
Hey there, you could use our VXLR+ adaptor and then just run an XLR cable if you wish! www.rode.com/accessories/vxlrplus
RØDE Microphones perfect !
When will the Lavalier GO be available for purchase?
It's on the way to dealers around the world right now!
Hi, just got mine and it works quite well when plugged directly into my camera's mic input, however, when I try to connect to a portable recorder such as the zoom h4n pro, it tends to not work at all. I have to ramp up the recorders mic input sensitivity up to full to even get any form of sound out of the microphone. Problem with that is of course that the noise is far too high and the audio then becomes unusable. I would appreciate any kind of help, since I'd really like to use it with the portable recorder.
Get in touch with our service team at www.rode.com/contact and they'll help you troubleshoot!
Can I get the kink to buy it please?
rode.com/en/microphones/lavalier-wearable/lavalier-go
So no screw mechanism for the 3.5mm jack ?
Not on this one, for that we have the RODELink Lav - www.rode.com/microphones/rodelinklav
But can it make the internal preamp on my X-T2 not terrible?
hi, is it compatible with Sony ECM-AW4?
is there any extension cable for this product? I would like to connect it directly to my camera. Thanks
Sure is! Check out the VC1.
Can I use this into a Scarlett interface?
Hey Greg, you will need a RØDE VXLR Pro to adapt the 3.5mm cable to an XLR connection for your interface 😊
When is this coming out?
Hey Todd! The Lavalier GO is shipping now and should be available in stores very soon.
Will this mic work OK plugged directly into a GoPro media mod? Looking to use 2 of them with a stereo breakout cable to record car audio. Thanks.
Yes this is compatible with the 3.5mm input on the media mod!
I was waiting for this. I finally ordered generic brand for time being. Is it for sale as of now? I wanna order it now
It is shipping to dealers worldwide right now!
RØDE Microphones is this a manufacturer # LAVGO ?
I am at B&H site and would like to order it. Can you please confirm
www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1496007-REG/rode_lavgo_lavalier_go_omnidirectional_lavalier.html
Hi.. Can you suggest me the extension for the Lavalier Go to plug into Camera
Yes! We'd recommend the RØDE VC1, check it out here: www.rode.com/accessories/vc1
Hi guys! Is this mic suitable for a journalists' work to keep it unseen (inside the pocket for example)? I mean won't the noises of friction between the mic and a T-shirt be recorded and overlap the useful signal?
Hey Tatsu, our Lab mics are best placed on a collar, pocket, lapel or perhaps even the brim of a hat to capture clear, quality audio. The pop shield included will also help reduce any friction or wind noise.
@@rodemic Well, that's wonderful! And this one is not very expensive which is also brilliant! I buy apparently.
Can I use RODE Lavalier GO with RODE Newsshooter transmitter instead of RODELink LAV?
Does Newsshooter transmitter provide Plug-in power?
Does RODELink LAV need Plug-in power?
1. Yes, the Lavalier GO can be used with the Newsshooter TX.
2. Yes it does.
3. Yes it does.
@@rodemic Thank you for your clear and immediate reply. I’m very much obliged.
Is there anyway to remove the Wind shield from the Lav mic go without breaking it?
You should just be able to pull the windscreen off. It shouldn't be too hard to move.
Which extension cable can I use this to plug into my a6500 camera?
Check out the VC1!
@@rodemic Thanks! Just wondering if I can use two of these lav mics in a single external recorder using the HosaTech YMP-137 3.5mm TRS to Dual 1/4 inch TSF Stereo Breakout Cable ?
Nice
What mic did you say is for the phone??
The smartlav+! www.rode.com/microphones/smartlav-plus
Hello !
The Lavalier GO is the recommnded Rode Lavalier to use with the Wireless GO system ?
What about the Rode PinMic or the Rode Lavalier which considered to be more expensive but better quality than the Lavalier Go mic.
Those 2 will work good with the Wireless GO system ? or not recommneded ?
Hey Roy, both the Lavalier and PinMic will work with the Wireless GO! Depending on which one you have, you may need to grab the MiCon-2 adaptor to get the correct TRS jack to use with the Wireless GO.
@@rodemic Thanks !
Can we use vc1 for extension
Sure can!
@@rodemic thanks for your speedy reply
Hey Rayn,
Ìˋm looking to Go Wireless, baut with 2 mic on 1 Radio Link... what can you recommend ?
Thank you for the Help.
Unfortunately only one mic can be connected with a receiver at a time, sorry!
@@rodemic ... will a solution come in the near Future ?
I know a lot of UA-camrs who would like such a systhem....
Please respond ..... 1000 thanks
Freizeitpirat from Cologne/Germany
It’s a lavalier mic. Wow.
Most smartphones nowadays don't have a jack anymore
To good
Is it possible to connect it directly to a mixer, or to a DSLR camera?
Yup! As long as the device has a 3.5mm TRS audio input and can provide plug-in power!
@@rodemic Needs Phantom Power
?
The Lavalier GO doesn't require phantom power, just plug-in power.
How long is the cable? Can't find this info anywhere...
The specs of the Lavalier GO are available on its webpage - www.rode.com/microphones/lavaliergo. 1.2m long!
@@rodemic ok not long enough for me to plug into back of PC. im about 6in short of it being comfortable..... and the rode extension cable is 6m long ?
can i use it with my laptop asus rog?
I'd recommend checking out this blog for information! en.rode.com/blog/all/a-guide-to-using-videomics--wireless-and-lavalier-mics-with-computer-or-mobile-device
ZAKAJ pri vaših mikrofonih NIKOLI ne napišete dolžino vrvice? WHY do you NEVER write the cord length on your microphones?
Hey there- the length of the cable on this device is around 1.2m
Comes with no instructions whats so ever
Hey! This mic is pretty straightforward to use, but if you have any usage questions send an email to info@rode.com and the team will help you out!
RØDE Microphones I was talking about actually attracting the mic to the little clip. I had no idea you have to completely remove pieces to attach the clip
Actually, for many you bring up a good point. Many mics adhere to the P48 standard which permits a maximum of device power of 240 mW. Yet some devices provide 12 volt, 24 volt or 48 volt phantom power. For sure, dynamic and condenser mics have different power requirements (dynamic mics do not require power) and ribbon mics will be destroyed with any voltage applied.
Okay, to start this Rode mic is a (permanently polarized) condenser mic so your device must provide it at least SOME power (voltage). Searching around, I see that the similar Rode SmartLav+ (which differs with its TRRS Apple-type connector) is designed to work with 2.7 volts (Rode sells a VXLR+ for those using a XLR cable with 12-48 volt phantom power, which in addition to changing the connector from XLR to 3.5mm female TRS, also reduces the voltage to a more appropriate 3.5-4.0 volts). Anyway, even if your device only puts out 1.0 volts, this mic should work okay and Rode says it was designed to run on 2.7 volts, so you certainly would not want to use a XLR 48 volt phantom power source with an XLR adapter unless it has a resistor network built in (like the Rode VXLR+) to drop the voltage to a more manageable voltage. I'd guess that the mic would work fine with a 5 volt PoE source.
Anyone still here? And don't ask me how I got sucked into giving this long response... much be for the love cause it ain't for the money!
Really simple to use hook??‽ Eh how do you get the microphone to the clip. There are no instructions. Been trying for 30 minutes now grrrrrr
All you need to do it take off the foam windshield, press the wire to expand the circle loop, then feed the top of the lav into the wire loop!
@@rodemic Ah right perhaps some instructions or a link to a UA-cam video. I eventually found a woman in India who did a video.
Just send me two for review... you may not get them back though... ;p
Nooo way, . The go mike does not work with the film makers kid. Falls advertising. It picks up interferance. Only the Rode LInk mike works with the discontinued film makers kid.
Great for all the countries that have the RODE Wireless Go on sale, but absolutely pointless for Japan where the Wireless Go is as about as real a thing as a UFO. I really don't understand why RODE cannot get sales/customer service in Japan on a par with other countries or even on a par with the quality of your products. I understand that the incredibly slow machinery of the Japanese bureaucracy and regulations could quite possibly be the reason for the delay and whilst they go through their due process are effectively holding up the approval of this product for sale in Japan, but I cannot be sure as your Japan FB team refuse to answer anybody's questions as to why or when we are likely to see it. I am fully aware that we could order this product from such places as B&H in the USA, but as a professional cinematographer this is more of a 'nice/useful to have' piece of gear, rather than a necessity so I am not prepared in this case to pay expensive shipping from the USA for the Wireless Go.
Hey Andrew! yes you are correct, different countries certainly have different requirements for new products and we're hoping to have the Wireless GO approved and available in Japan very soon!
too late, already bought 3rd party lav mic