Lavalier GO Professional Lavalier/Lapel Microphone for Broadcast, Filmmaking, Content Creation, Location and Studio Voice Recording – Black

In the world of content creation, capturing pristine audio is paramount. Enter the RØDE Lavalier GO, a professional-grade wearable microphone that promises to elevate your filmmaking, broadcasting, streaming, and recording endeavors to new heights. 🎥🔥 🔷 Pros: - Broadcast-quality audio capture with 4.0mm capsule - Omnidirectional polar pattern for crystal clear, forgiving pickup - Discreet and ultra-compact design for seamless integration - Kevlar-reinforced 1.2m cable for unparalleled durability - Versatile 3.5mm TRS connector for maximum connectivity - Includes foam pop shield and mounting clip for easy rigging 🔶 Cons: - Premium price point, though justifiable for professional-grade performance - Limited color options (black and white) The RØDE Lavalier GO is a true testament to the brand's commitment to audio excellence. Its sub-miniature 4.0mm capsule delivers broadcast-grade audio quality, capturing every nuance and detail with remarkable clarity. 🎙️ But what truly sets this microphone apart is its omnidirectional polar pattern. With its forgiving pickup pattern, you can be confident that your audio will sound crystal clear, regardless of the talent's positioning or movement. This feature is a game-changer for fast-paced situations, allowing you to focus on capturing the perfect shot without worrying about audio compromises. 💯 Discreetness is at the core of the Lavalier GO's design. Its ultra-compact form factor ensures seamless integration, making it ideal for on-camera talent, presenters, or any scenario where a low-profile microphone is essential. 🤫 Durability is another hallmark of this microphone. The 1.2m Kevlar-reinforced cable guarantees longevity, capable of withstanding the rigors of any shoot or performance. No more worrying about cable failures or compromised audio quality due to wear and tear. 🛡️ Versatility is also a strong suit of the Lavalier GO. With its standard 3.5mm TRS connector, it seamlessly integrates with a wide range of cameras, audio interfaces, and wireless microphone transmitters, offering maximum connectivity for your setup. 🔌 While the premium price point may give some pause, the RØDE Lavalier GO is an investment in professional-grade audio excellence. Its broadcast-quality capture, discreet design, and unparalleled durability make it an indispensable tool for any content creator seeking to elevate their craft. 🏆 Embrace the discreet audio powerhouse that is the RØDE Lavalier GO. Capture crystal-clear audio, elevate your production value, and deliver an immersive experience that will captivate your audience like never before. 🎬💥

We have several RODE GO sets and sometimes adding a lav mike makes sense. Do not expect it to have the quality of a full blown Shure or Sennheiser pro level lav. However, for recording, live streaming and for occasional live mixing through a board it is fantastic and at £50-£60 is significantly better than the £30 other options out there. For me, it has a good pick up across the spectrum but is a little weak at the lower frequencies (I would not want to use it with Bobby Bass, for example). So, in summary, if you are using the GO and need to have the lav facility then it is a no brainer - get it and pop them in the RODE GO case. If you have an occasional requirement for a Lav mike to go into a mixer or PA of some kind then this is a cheap way to do it with a degree of quality. If you want a backup recording recorded via a lav mike then again it is a no brainer - the Rode Go Transmitters and Pro Transmitters have recording on board and it works incredibly well. A quick note on build and quality: It is RODE. So expect it to be good. And the quality of the fly lead, clip, 3.5mm TS plug and of course the mike is definitely what you would expect with Rode and teh Rode Go series of products. I hope this helps with you decision.

These are great mics for the money, I actually prefer them to the twice as expensive Lav 2, mostly for practical rather than sound quality reasons. However, I am buying his one to replace one that has started to buzz when connected to a Rode Wireless Pro (I have some white ones that are fine) so only four stars because of the one that is dying.

I'm not an expert on microphones, but I have a Rode Wireless Go system and teach a yoga class. The Wireless Go works very well but having the transmitter hanging from the top of your t-shirt is a bit clumsy, gets in the way and you can get sound distortion, or lose the sound when you turn your head. Using a multi-directional lapel mic and attaching the transmitter to your shorts works so much better. You can turn your head or bring your head down and it doesn't distort or lose the sound. It's relatively expensive and there may be a cheaper ones out there but this works well with the Rode Wireless Go and I am very happy with it.

Fantastic mic, used and tested extensively both with a set of Rode Wireless Go II and DJI Mic 2 and works brilliantly. Compact, and great sound.

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I'm no RODE fanboy but I needed an affordable lav mic and wasn't sure whether to go for this or the new version. Because of how I would be using it (taped to clothing) I was reluctant to go for the new version with the flat design and forward facing capsule and I am pleased I was because this go us the recording we wanted without being visible and without any sound of rubbing on clothing. I'm using it with a wireless system (not RODE) and am happy with it. I will very likely by another one.

Quality product, as expected from RODE.

I’ve been using the Rode Lavalier GO Professional Wearable microphone for several events and interviews, and it has consistently exceeded my expectations. The sound quality is clear, crisp, and professional, making it ideal for capturing interviews in various environments, from quiet rooms to more crowded spaces. The microphone is lightweight and discreet, which is perfect for any event or recording situation where you want to maintain a sleek, unobtrusive appearance. The setup is incredibly easy, and it connects seamlessly with my camera and audio equipment, saving me time on every shoot. The cable length is just right, providing enough freedom of movement without being too long or cumbersome. I’ve even used it in outdoor settings, and the audio quality remains top-notch, even with wind or background noise. Overall, this microphone is a fantastic investment for anyone in need of high-quality, portable audio equipment. Whether you're recording a formal interview or capturing a live event, the Rode Lavalier GO delivers incredible value and performance. Highly recommend!

I use the Rode Lavalier GO daily for my videos, and it performs amazing every time. The sound quality is clear and consistent, making it perfect for professional recordings. It works seamlessly with both DJI mics and the Rode Wireless GO system, giving me flexibility depending on the setup. The build quality is solid, and it’s very comfortable to wear for long shoots. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable, professional-grade lavalier microphone.

Me sorprende no ver una review en español de este producto, así que escribo mi experiencia. El Lavalier Go es una variación del Smartlav+ que ya está cableado a TRS, ahorrándote la necesidad de comprar el adaptador SC3 si lo vas a usar en una grabadora como las ZOOM o en una DSLR (en mi caso, una Lumix FZ300) Cuando me refiero a variación, es que es la misma membrana que el Smartlav+, para lo bueno y para lo malo. Suena muy bien, no requiere de alimentación adicional como pasa con otros Lavalier baratos (como el Boya BY-M1 o el Audio Technica ATR3350), pero lo tienen ecualizado de fábrica con un nivel bastante alto, así que recomendaría reducir la ganacia de la entrada de audio. En mi caso, con la reflex lo he reducido a -8dB y perfecto, pero lo tenéis que ir probando. Por otra parte, el cable solo mide 1.5m como en el Smartlav+, pero que con un alargador como el VC-1 o cualquiera que te vendan en una tienda de música va de lujo. Lo estoy usando con uno de 3m que ya tenía y sin pérdidas. Convenientemente, Rode tiene al mismo el Smartlav+ y SC3 que solo este producto. Si sólo vas a grabar con DSLR o una Zoom, este producto merece la pena y evitas un posible punto de fallo o pérdida de sonido como sería el SC3. Si vas a usar un smartphone como grabadora externa, el Smartlav+ es tu mejor remedio.

クライアントワーク用に購入した。 値段は張るがこういう部分をケチってもしょうがない。 FX３で外で使用したが周りの雑音も結構拾う感じ。設定でどうにかなるのかもしれないが。 音声は中低音の豊かさ含めて満足しているしサ行の刺さりも発生しない。 首元につけるとかなり小さい声で話しても問題ない。 総じて満足です。

I own three of these lavalier mics and this review comes after using them extensively. The Rode Lavalier Go is a perfect companion to the Rode Wireless Go. The mic itself is very compact and can be clipped with the included removable and reversible clip. The connector itself is a 3.5 mm TRS connector, which is simply of the push-type without the knurled lock-nut. However this does not matter since the Rode Wireless Go does not have a locking receptacle. The cable is of reasonably robust construction, even though it is quite slim. In actual use it holds up well and seems to be well shielded; since I've tested it in close proximity to RF Interference generators. This was a doubt that I had, and wanted to clarify. The only grouse that I have with it is that it is slightly shorter than standard length of professional level lavalier mics which reduces one's flexibility in its actual usage on miking up a talent, but to a small extent; and is within acceptable limits. In conclusion, this Lavalier Go Mic works well and is perfectly matched to the Rode Wireless Go. Fully recommended.