Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) Compact Wireless Microphone System (Rose) with 2x Audio-Technica ATR3350xiS Omnidirectional Wired Lavaliers and Furry Windshields

Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) Bundle: The Two-Person Wireless Lav Kit for Discreet Body Placement

This bundle pairs the Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) compact wireless microphone system in Rose with two Audio-Technica ATR3350xiS omnidirectional wired lavaliers — built for the creator who needs broadcast-grade audio on two subjects, wireless freedom across a venue, and the option to hide the mic under a lapel instead of clipping a 1.2 oz transmitter to the chest. The transmitters cover wireless transmission and on-board 32-bit float safety recording. The wired lavs cover discreet pickup placement. Together they're a two-person interview, wedding, or run-and-gun documentary rig you can pack into a single pouch.

32-bit Float Backup on Two Transmitters Means You Never Lose a Take

Each Wireless GO transmitter records 32-bit float audio to 32 GB of internal storage at the same moment it broadcasts to the receiver — 40+ hours per body. The 32-bit float format has no clip ceiling and an effectively inaudible noise floor in the recoverable range. When a guest unexpectedly raises their voice and the camera audio clips, when the wireless link drops out for half a second crossing a venue, when the receiver gets bumped and the gain shifts mid-take — the on-board file is still there, still clean, and recoverable in post. RØDE Central exports and normalizes those files before they hit the edit timeline. This is the safety net that lets you shoot a wedding ceremony, a one-take interview, or a live documentary scene without an anxiety budget.

853 ft (260 m) Series IV Range — Cross-Venue Coverage Without a Repeater

The receiver and transmitters communicate over Rode's proprietary Series IV 2.4 GHz digital codec with 128-bit encryption and near-zero latency. Line-of-sight range is up to 853 ft (260 m) — enough for an outdoor wedding aisle, a stadium tunnel-to-pitch interview, or a corporate keynote venue without a repeater. The encrypted link is hardened against interference from Wi-Fi routers and other 2.4 GHz systems, and the codec degrades gracefully — even when conditions push the link, the audio doesn't fall off a cliff the way analog systems do.

GainAssist and a Safety Channel — Two-Subject Levels Handled Automatically

Intelligent GainAssist tracks both transmitter signals in real time and rebalances the receiver's output so neither subject overpowers the other. RØDE Central lets you configure per-camera presets to match what the camera body's preamp expects, eliminating the manual gain-trim ritual on body changes. The receiver also records a Safety Channel — a second copy of the audio at -10 dB — so if the primary channel clips on a sudden burst, the backup track lands clean. Soft-spoken guest plus loud host on the same shoot is no longer a problem you ride faders to solve.

The ATR3350xiS Wired Lav Gives You Placement the Built-in Mic Can't

The transmitters use locking 3.5mm TRS jacks with plug-in power detect. Each ATR3350xiS clips into a transmitter and routes its 9.8 ft (3.0 m) cable up the subject's torso — under a jacket, behind a lapel, clipped at the sternum or collar — for the placement broadcast journalists and documentary directors actually need. The transmitter clips inside the jacket or to a belt, the wired lav handles voice pickup, and the wireless link broadcasts to the receiver up to 853 ft away. Each ATR3350xiS is omnidirectional with a frequency response of 50 Hz – 18 kHz tuned for intelligible voice reproduction, and includes a foam windscreen, clothing clip, and TRRS smartphone adapter in the box.

Dual Receiver Output Plus Direct Connect — A Wireless Kit That Adapts to the Shoot

The receiver outputs simultaneously to a locking 3.5mm TRS jack (for the camera) and a USB-C port (for a laptop, USB-C tablet, or smartphone). One pull-out can feed a DSLR/mirrorless camera and a laptop's recording app at the same time. The receiver's 3.5mm headphone amp lets you monitor in the field. And Direct Connect — Bluetooth pairing from a transmitter to an iOS smartphone via the Rode Capture app — lets you skip the receiver entirely for grab-and-go mobile shoots when the bag is already full.

How the System Works Together — From Subject to Camera in Three Pieces

On a typical two-person interview shoot: clip a transmitter inside each subject's jacket or on a belt, route an ATR3350xiS cable up the torso and clip the lav at the lapel, set GainAssist on the receiver, plug the SC2 TRS-to-TRS cable into the camera, and start rolling. The transmitters broadcast wirelessly to the receiver, the receiver feeds the camera, and the 32-bit float backup is recording on each transmitter as a safety. If you're shooting mobile-only, skip the receiver — pair a transmitter directly to an iPhone via Bluetooth and record into the Rode Capture app instead.

Who This Bundle Is For — Two-Subject Field Producers Who Can't Afford a Lost Take

Mobile journalists running solo crews on two-subject shoots. Wedding videographers covering officiant and partner across an outdoor aisle. Documentary filmmakers shooting long unscripted scenes where wired pickup placement matters. Corporate communicators recording C-suite interviews. Two-host content creators working in the field. This is the bundle for anyone whose work is on-location, one-take, and depends on broadcast-grade voice from two subjects placed exactly where the shot calls for them. Order yours today.