Lavalier Mic
Digital
Yes
2.7 V
Wired
16 g
Overview

The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone is the perfect choice for content creators who want to take their audio recordings to the next level. This microphone is designed for use in a wide range of scenarios, from recording podcast interviews to broadcasting broadcasts.

SKU: GC77-LAVGO

Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone

The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone is the perfect choice for content creators who want to take their audio recordings to the next level. This microphone is designed for use in a wide range of scenarios, from recording podcast interviews to broadcasting broadcasts.

With its lightweight design and durable construction, you can easily wear it on your shirt or blouse without feeling weighed down.This professional wearable microphone features a directional condenser capsule that captures clear, crisp sound with minimal background noise and interference. It also has an integrated pop shield which reduces any unwanted plosives or wind noise while providing excellent vocal clarity.

The built-in cable management system ensures that the cable won't get tangled up during recording sessions, while an included storage pouch ensures that the microphone stays protected during transportation. The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone is perfect for capturing high-quality audio without compromising on portability or convenience. Whether you’re recording outdoors, in a church, or on the go, this mic will give your recordings professional quality sound in any setting.

 

Features

  • Professional-grade lavalier mic with 3.5mm TRS jack

  • High-quality omnidirectional condenser capsule

  • Discreet 4.5mm miniature microphone

  • Kevlar® reinforced cable

  • Includes pop shield and durable mounting clip

  • Polar Pattern: Omni-directional

  • Frequency Range: 20Hz - 20kHz

  • Output Impedance: 3k O Typical

  • Signal to noise Ratio: 67 dB

  • Maximum SPL: 110 dB

  • Sensitivity: -35dB (17.8mV @94dB SPL)

Lavalier Mic
Digital
Yes
2.7 V
Wired
16 g
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Product Overview

The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone is the perfect choice for content creators who want to take their audio recordings to the next level. This microphone is designed for use in a wide range of scenarios, from recording podcast interviews to broadcasting broadcasts.

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Key Features

Lavalier Mic

The Rode GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone is a Lavalier type microphone.

Digital

The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone has a clip-On Mic for Rode Wireless GO Systems

Yes

The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone has a foam filter (Included)

2.7 V

Operating voltage of 2.7 V (Plug-In Power).

Wired

The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone is made to be connected to a rechargable Wireless GO II.

16 g

The Rode Lavalier GO Professional-Grade Wearable Microphone weighs 16 g.

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