32-bit float recording: the enormous dynamic range provided by the 32-bit float backup recording on the transmitters means you never have to worry about digital clipping. As long as the signal isn’t coming in too loud for the microphone, you can rest assured that the transmitter’s digital recording will be pristine. In addition, low-level recordings can be normalized to usable levels without adding noise.

Longer recording time: with 32GB of memory, each transmitter is capable of up to 40 hours of 32-bit float backup recording.

Upgraded mics: the built-in mics on the transmitters have been upgraded and now feature the same ones as the Wireless PRO models for improved clarity and intelligibility with less risk of overloading at the capsule, helping to ensure the cleanest possible audio at the point of capture.

Locking 3.5mm mic inputs: the transmitters now sport locking 3.5mm input jacks for extra security when using external lavalier mics (external mics available separately).

Intelligent GainAssist: RODE’s intelligent GainAssist technology automatically sets the receiver’s output levels to your camera based on how loud your subject is, eliminating the guesswork and freeing you up to focus on making great content.  Of course, you can choose to manually adjust the output levels with a 30 dB range at your disposal. Gain presets for various cameras are also available.

Extended range: the third-generation Wireless GO features updated Series IV wireless technology, providing a whopping 853′ wireless transmission range from the transmitters to the receiver compared to the 656′ maximum range of the Wireless GO II. It also offers increased signal strength in crowded wireless environments. Plus, the system is designed to run both transmitters without affecting the range performance.

Headphone monitoring: with a high-power headphone amp built into the receiver, you can connect a pair of headphones to the 3.5mm output jack and monitor both of your transmitters as they record.

3.5mm TRRS output jack: the receiver’s TRRS output jack means you can connect a third mic via this jack when using the system’s USB output for recording. The additional mic could be a headset mic or a lavalier that supports TRRS connectivity.

Improved display: enjoy improved clarity and definition from the receiver’s upgraded display. This makes it easier than ever to check your levels and see the recording status and other key information immediately.

Dedicated recording buttons: each transmitter offers a dedicated recording button, giving you complete control over when recording starts and stops.