RODE Wireless GO vs Lavalier GO Mic comparison & Review

[@b3naqua]

Comment with which mic sounded better! 🧐 Buy RODE Wireless GO (white) - amzn.to/33ldjBE Buy RODE Lavalier GO (white) - amzn.to/2FtDj5W

[@SoJesusChristMusic]

The lav sounded better (or more natural I guess like you said) but the go wireless sounded more detailed. I’ve had the go for like a year and a half and never used it...Too lazy to connect it to my phone I guess. I’m going to get the lav and start using my Go also. Thanks Ben!!!

[@CRISSBLAZINY]

I have sony a7s3 and go plus sc11 but o dont see 2 separate channel...

[@saritharajesh]

is it chance we get video about a audio comparison between rode wireless micro and old version wireless go , please

[@katehildenbrand4847]

I just wanted to say that I'm a big fan of your glasses. Thanks for the comparison. I own the Wireless Go and was considering adding the Lavalier mic. Don't think I will for now. Thank you!

[@b3naqua]

Thanks for the compliment! Glad my video was helpful for you!

[@dje_rich]

@@b3naqua great video. Thanks for the insight. Also a big fan of those glasses. Any chance you’d share where they’re from?

[@tussenikenjij]

Tx. Great comparison of these 2 types of usage of the Rode

[@b3naqua]

Glad you dug it!

[@litodaze]

Great video man, solid comparison, straight to the point. I listened with my Sony 7506 headphones and personally like the lavalier go better as it was a bit clearer and natural as you had said and had less midrange than the wireless go. Thanks i will buy both regardless though because i need the transmitter

[@b3naqua]

Agreed! Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏼

[@TigroGumi]

how well do they reject outside sound?

[@b3naqua]

Good question! I want to do some outside tests.

[@TigroGumi]

@@b3naqua great, can you also test how well they work at rejecting speaker sound. Moderate level of course. I want to use them for streaming music production, mixing and mastering. Which means it's done at a voice like volume. But I intend them of outside podcasting and adventure also for that will help also. That might be enough for me to get a idea anyway. Thank man!! Good luck!

[@petebell271]

what do you thunk of a wired LAVS?

[@arnie9913]

Great review thanks ! I do like the softer sounds for interviews and I feel Rode generally is softer compared to sennheiser that sounds very "metallic" in a way, very sharp and agressive.

[@b3naqua]

Agreed! Glad my video was helpful!

[@AverageJoeSchmidt]

Very helpful. Thank you. Have you ever used the wireless go to record audio while using a cellphone as your camera?

[@AboutLondonandUK]

Great info, thanks. I preferred your voice through the wireless go!

[@b3naqua]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cleysoptique8749]

I don't know why you prefer the wireless go because it sounds muffled whereas the lavalier go actually sounds more upfront the soundstage is closer to you it's clearer

[@hernandj661]

thanks for the info, how does it do outside?

[@b3naqua]

Good Q! They do pretty well outside too. Maybe I’ll make a follow up video about that!

[@DarkBlueNutrition]

I have the Wireless Go and I agree - AMAZING quality and I love it so much. The only issue is in a sit and chat video (I do workout videos and talking head videos) - it looks SUPER bulky and weird..and gets sweaty like you mentioned. So if I got the lav go and plug it into the Wireless go - it will sound like the Lav Go Mic? I don't hear much of a difference in your video, but just curious!

[@b3naqua]

Correct - if you plug a lav mic (or any other mic) into the wireless go, you'll hear the audio from that external mic, not the internal mic on the wireless go

[@eri7-11]

i don't like either, what else are you using when not those two?

[@mjordanke]

Hi Ben! :) What microphone would you suggest to record the voice of a wedding civil ceremony (indoor)? The mic is could be only on the table in front of the wedding couple.

[@DomsMediaZone]

Nice video man, I just ordered the go 2 and was thinking of getting the lav too but hearing this i think i prefer the wireless go to the lav

[@b3naqua]

Thanks! I think you made a wise decision getting the go 2!

[@KnightsonFireRecords]

just got the newest duo receiver. glad i decided to add two lav mics to my order because i defintely think it sounds better. looking forward to start recording with it

[@HiddenOaksMedia]

Nice review! Can you explain how you set the gain? And did you use an audio recorder/edit in post? I have the lavalier Go as well, but I like how your recording sounded

[@b3naqua]

Thanks! I set the mic input tan to -11 on the a6400. In post, I boosted the audio +3db.

[@yoshiu5167]

Thanks for posting the video. Do you have any thoughts on the Rode Wireless Go + Rode smartLav+ combination, instead of the Lavalier Go in terms of audio quality?

[@ADDICTED2FISHINGTX]

Great info I appreciate it!

[@b3naqua]

Glad it was helpful!

[@eri7-11]

Is Wireless Go dangerous for thyroid?

[@udrawat]

Hey bro straight questions Please give me a straight answer I m not happy wiyh the quality of rode wireless go in-built mic Same setup a6400 Sigma 16mm f1.4 Shoud I buy lavellier go or nor? Also tell me the audio levels on the camerA If I record to zoom h1n will it sound better than a6400 I bought rode nt usb mini returned it Bought blue yeti returned it The thing is that I want a microphone while wearing that I can move Please tell methe quality of lavellier go is better than rode wireless go inbuilt mic or not?????

[@RichardOTalkToMeGuy]

With headphones on, I hear the Go Mic as a bit more clean over the lav. That being said the lav sound's good and is better [looks better] for the person wearing it.

[@Paulkruz1]

Your post processing ruined the lav sound

[@Saladcreamboi]

Wireless GO is much better. Lav sounds a bit more muffled

[@b3naqua]

Agreed

[@chungdha]

Lavalier Go broke after few days use, quality seem worser than their smartlav+

[@b3naqua]

that sucks yours broke!

[@r3dghok427]

I prefer the Lavalier GO tbh.

[@b3naqua]

It's an awesome little mic for sure

[@VelvetandToads]

Definitely the wireless go

[@b3naqua]

Agreed

[@dwalden74]

Lavalier Go sounds all compressed and muffled. Me no likey.

[@b3naqua]

Yup, it’s not for everybody.