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RØDE Wireless GO

RØDE Wireless GO


Question about RØDE Wireless GO

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dambauen

4 years ago

Do I need an additional cable to connect the receiver to the PC (e.g. for conferences) or is this included?

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southwestchief

4 years ago

A cable is included, but you need an adapter, e.g. the "Hama 2.0 Stereo (Headset Adapter)". I also ordered this from digitec and it works perfectly:
Hama 2.0 Stereo (Headset-Adapter)
=> For this solution you need a normal USB A connection.

Alternatively, you could use the "RØDE SC7 TRS to TRRS cable" and an audio splitter, e.g. "Sharkoon PMP35". (Both can also be ordered from Digitec). This would save you the USB output but use the audio output. It worked for me, but it was a hassle because I couldn't play any music (the audio output is then used for the microphone, which is actually logical, but I hadn't thought of that). That's why I returned it (thanks Digitec!) and opted for the above solution. By the way, both solutions are +/- the same price.

The microphone itself is great - I use it for homeschooling (Zoom) and my students understand me very well. I also highly recommend the matching "Rode Lavelier Go".
Hope this helps you!