Saying Goodbye to Rode?

Talking about Rode microphones and why I don’t use them anymore. My Guides: academy.dslrvideoshooter.com
For years when asked what the best microphone was for video, I would usually recommend Rode products to people. These days things are changing fast in the audio world for us video folk.
All Microphones in Order of Appearance:
Rode VideoMic Pro
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/XPKLQn
B&H: bhpho.to/2JhEbM6
Rode VideoMic Pro Plus
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/pBb7d54
B&H: bhpho.to/2J8Ci4D
Azden SMX-15
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/kMQ5DPz
B&H: bhpho.to/2JhFc6S
Deity D3 Pro
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/ZGZrY
B&H: bhpho.to/2J4OfYL
Rode VideoMicro
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/B19R
B&H: bhpho.to/2Jbmuho
Movo VXR10
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/uOac
Deity S Mic 2
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/BePzUe
B&H: bhpho.to/2J8NCxp
Rode NTG4
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/gTjxPH
B&H: bhpho.to/2J5CeT2
RodeLink
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/BITA
B&H: bhpho.to/2J8RlLo
Sennheiser XSW Wireless System
Amazon (PAID LINK): geni.us/gUZDEP
B&H: bhpho.to/2J8Pruf
Deity Connect Wireless System
Amazon (PAID LINK): Coming Soon
B&H: Coming Soon
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No gear was supplied to me for this video.
The content of this video and my opinions were not reviewed or paid for by any outside persons.

[@shaykhriyadh]

I bought my Rode video mic Pro 10 years ago. 1 year ago my wire got pulled and came out completely. I contacted Rode and asked what I can do... They asked me to send it in and they fixed it for me for free. For that alone I will never stop buying Rode whenever it is an option.

[@JoshuaC923]

That's great customer service 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@rollforever_85]

My VMP just died on me the other week after around 8 years, I suspect it's just the cable. Will have to see if they can help me out. Thanks for your post!!

[@OctoPoulpeGD]

They didn't had choice you have 10 years warranty on rode mic pro

[@Gulliolm]

@@rollforever_85 any update on thht?

[@njbestvideo5977]

They also replaced the broken bracket/mic for me.

[@curtisjudd]

Hey Caleb, definitely hear what you're saying about more bass on the RODE VMP. I suspect they voiced it that way because most people put it on their camera and their camera is often 5+ feet from the sound source. I suspect they were trying to compensate for the thinner sound you get when you move the microphone away from the sound source. I find the Azden to sound more natural when close mic'ed (within 12 inches) but rather thin when farther away. The Deity D-3 Pro sounds a little more mid-range focused which can sound right on the right voice, but not as good on mid-range heavy voices. Thanks for covering this. Always great to get your perspective!

[@ejrafflintik9590]

Thanks Curtis and Caleb.

[@marklar55]

Your tutorials are top notch, and guaranteed they help so many people save so much time and have much better experiences out in the field. Gotta give you huge props for what you're doing, man. Thank you so much.

[@MrLuckyAndrew]

Thank your for the awesome review, I loved hearing all of them side by side and your honest option. Keep it up!

[@josiahfennell]

Personally, I think they all sound pretty fantastic. I'm happy with my Rode for now, but thanks for the video as I might look into other options in the future (mostly for the price difference)

[@dunnadidit]

I’ve only had my Deity D3 pro for about a week and my rode microphones are already looking at me sad because they know they’ll probably never get used again. Great video Caleb!

[@FlyByFrancis]

Hi Dunna! I'm subscribed to you. Great videos man. You two should collab!

[@danzbeard]

Hahaha I’m about to make the jump as well

[@CandisePearce]

Are you still loving your Deity D3 pro?

[@mikebray48]

I have the just the Deity D3 and it's fantastic, I see no reason to go to Rode for an on camera shotgun mic unless I want to switch up to my Rode Micro or Rode Wireless Go

[@rsmith02]

Did the Deity mics work out for you and last?

[@peterchoi276]

I’ve been looking for a video like this for a month! This is by far the best review and comparison I found. Nicely done. thanks!

[@arturovolpentesta]

Thank you so much for this comparison video! I've been hearing recommendations here and there for different models, but this video was easily the best at real world comparisons.

[@JustinDoesTriathlon]

This is a great video and I really appreciate it. One request for the future: It's generally considered, at least with headphone amps, that higher volume changes our perception of the audio quality and characteristics. Especially on the NTG4 vs the Diety, would have appreciated a comparison of the two recorded at the same level. It's interesting that the Diety is louder, but obviously we'd all record the Rode at a higher setting too. That volume difference will likely impact our perception of the two mics. The Diety definitely sounded better, but I can't compare the two directly as we'd actually record with them. Great video, though. Always nice to see real comparisons between the perceived king and everyone else.

[@TacticalToolbox]

I've really been enjoying the Sennheiser XSW-D system. However the XLR receiver came apart and ceases to work after a month of use. Thankfully B&H took care of it and exchanged it.

[@thecrystalsunflower5050]

This is a great video! I'm a bit stuck in "choice paralysis" (so many choices that I don't make any). The sound comparisons here were great AND the links at the bottom of the video-- outstanding! Thanks for taking the time to do this!

[@Jamminn555]

Outstanding review, Caleb. As usual. Great presentation style, insightful, easy to watch. Really helpful in deciding which mic to buy.

[@geraldundone]

Good video, Caleb. I'm a big fan of the Deity D3 Pro. Appreciate the roundup. 👍

[@neotheek]

Lets get undone.

[@jambononi]

@@neotheek put your trousers back on, damn...

[@uncletomsgarage]

so you can dial the db's up and down? not just at particular stop points like +10 +20 etc.?

[@BasicFilmmaker]

Agreed on all, although I LOVE my Rode NTG-3 but super expensive compared to the Diety S-Mic 2 which is similar and way cheaper. Replacing the Rode VideoMicPro battery ALWAYS pisses me off. :) Love my Deity D3. VideoMicro for under $100 is awesome. Yeah, I'm done with the Rode Wireless - awesome for its time, but there are way better options out there now. Can't wait for the Deity wireless, they are totally kicking it, which doesn't surprise me as being an offshoot from Aputure. Thanks for the video!

[@djblanton]

I really appreciate your channel. I am new to the video field and I'm learning so many awesome things from your willingness to share.! THANKY

[@JarradShaw]

You were one of the first to show off the deity vmic d3 pro. I bought mine just a little over two months ago because of you and a few people who talked highly about it. Thanks for this

[@thefilmpoets]

I understand why most would be attracted to the Diety's sound with this close-to-source test. It's less boomy and has a bit more sparkle, but the reason that I think the Rode is best for event filmmakers is because the the recording distance is usually 5-8' indoors, with a very boxy sounding room. The Videomic pro naturally balances that out and would be better sounding in that common situation. Both could be Eq's to match though.

[@iamclaytonray]

Correction: It's a high-pass filter / low-cut filter. Opposite end of the spectrum would be low-pass / high-cut

[@murphreport]

This was great. Thank you. I am shopping and this helped me make up my mind. Thank you for taking the time to do this

[@ClutchFirst]

Great vid as usually. Great approach on showing how mics are evolving and competitive being crucial for us the consumer. Grabbing a Deity mic for my setup as soon as B&H shows it in stock.

[@timmarsh6019]

I've found the VMP does capture a lot of frequencies sub 150hz. But if you just flick on the high pass filter then that's no longer an issue.

[@johnallan9548]

Deity D3 Pro sounds the best in my opinion, and great features too. Great topic and content as always!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thanks John!

[@JohnPaulMusicUK]

Pretty much the best video I have seen for any mic for any video situation. Learnt a lot! Thank you.

[@DoubleUThings]

Always good to hear your balanced and tested opinions, Caleb. Tons of good info coming from your channel. Thanx! Greetingz, Wim

[@PrimalVideo]

Such an awesome video, thanks for making it! Your audio in this video sounds amazing, might be time to upgrade my shotgun!

[@SavageAppOfficial]

The NTG-3 is still my jam for narrative but Deity is pretty unbeatable for on camera. Nice Caleb!

[@stayathomebob1219]

I think I've watched and rewatched this video about 5 times. So much information that I'm now using it as my general microphone reference as I build up my kit. Thank You!!

[@theoneparadise]

I also wanted to thank you for these amazing videos over the years. I have been watching/ learning from you for years but never said thank you.

[@RiggingDoctor]

What did you use to record the audio for this video? Audio is wonderful!

[@Holyeddybear]

welcome back :) I pre-ordered the "wireless go" as well.

[@KristophTy]

I saw the Twitter post about this... It looks cool. I'm seriously curious about how good it works. Still dont know how much it costs tho

[@KristophTy]

#RODE

[@Holyeddybear]

199$ pre-order available at BHphoto

[@KristophTy]

@@Holyeddybear thanks!

[@denis-kravets]

Same here. It’s amazing. Selling my rode pro plus. If I need a shotgun, I’ll buy it later, but, probably, it will be smth with usb-c :)

[@tiagobalbino2663]

Awesome video! Really love the quality of the videos and knowledge. Keep it up!

[@billbutler2446]

Wow, the Azden, Rode, Deity comparison at about 6:25 ... amazing, Deity clearly more full and crisp. I've been on the cusp of buying a short on camera mic, very useful comparison. As to the NTG-4 vs. S-Mic-2, when I boosted the NTG-4 level 6db in Audacity, the loudness sounded the same, and the quality very similar, but the NTG-4 sounded a little thinner, with more room tone (probably because of the level boost). Excellent video Caleb. Yours is one of the most useful channels I follow. Keep up the good work.

[@GarryBurgess]

What do you think about recording audio separately with a Zoom H5 or other device like that and synching with video in post?

[@DropForgedSurvival]

I have had so many Issues with my Rode Video Mic Pro Plus.... Definitely Picking up the Deity for a test run in the field.

[@dothework4915]

Thank you! This is exactly the information on dslr mics I was looking for.

[@paraisosaudiovisuais]

Thank you man! Great content and awesome tips! You have a new follower!

[@CameronGallagher96]

Audio Technical AT897 is still my favorite budget mic! The Deity has a nice low noise floor, but mine is very bass heavy & almost sounds muffled

[@sinjon]

Cameron Gallagher isn’t the AT897 like $250?

[@CameronGallagher96]

Yeah! roughly $100-$250 cheaper than Rode & Deity options@@sinjon

[@inaziozurutuza]

Agree. My AT897 is still rocking after 15 years of field work. Also my AT lavs and AT4073.

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

The AT 897 is probably the best budget mic out there.

[@ZophieReviews]

Bought the Deity and returning the Deity, it doesn't work with my 3.5mm TRS extensions cables and I'm not replacing all my cables. Back to Rode because I'm not dealing with this nonsense.

[@rubengarciajr]

same.

[@cablekibble2942]

Thanks for the informative video, helped me decide to go with the Azden

[@boallen8335]

I’m just a beginner looking for a microphone... I don’t know much about mics, but your video has helped me so much! You have a very nice and understandable way of explaining stuff! Absolutely amazing video!

[@ThisIsTechToday]

I totally agree, the Deity is really going to make the other companies sweat. I've been blown away at the offerings and quality and they've been super great to interact with and are open to feedback. That's a great thing for all of us!

[@EPC_1868]

A comparison video between the Sennheiser XSW and the Sony ECM-AW4 or similar systems would be much appreciated🥺

[@jeffostroff]

Yeah dudes! Looking to up my audio game with a lav mic and mic for my Galaxy S8 Edge, and will plan to binge watch all your mic reviews. Thanks for putting this info out, helps us make better decisions to improve our own videos on our channel.

[@MayenMusic]

Really Really great job on being honest! I enjoy that a lot from you and your channel!

[@TheHistoryEngine]

So we've come to the end of the Rode? .....Sorry

[@cliftonfameree4436]

I see what you did there.

[@user-lx4tf1yk5m]

Diety sounds good too.

[@uncletomsgarage]

No pun intended. lol

[@mazemaze9580]

*chuckles*

[@hans6304]

😄😄😄

[@BLThackrey]

Happy with the Rode NTG3 it's a great working , good value mic .

[@Bacontats]

B.L Thackrey was about to say, I’ve seen videos on KZbin comparing multiple mics and a deity compared to the ntg, ntg is nicer sounding

[@NolanGunn]

Just purchased the Deity D3 pro yesterday! This makes me even more excited. So many great features that i cannot wait to test out!

[@ReelHooking]

Caleb channel is one of the few with great audio in every video. Thanks for sharing some great info

[@shiznuts]

Aputure has really been taking the filmmaking scene by storm in the last years... speaking of 'storm', their lightstorm series lights are another great example of that! They're really stepping up the game in terms of high quality affordable price levels. Though... because of the increase in quality, the prices also take a bit of a hike. Wish there were still even cheaper gear to be had from them. Then again, we now see Chinese brands such as Yongnuo, Meike, Godox etc booming to fill that gap.

[@matthewlivingston3168]

I've been using my takstar for 3 years now. I've filmed live music and I've done interviews without problems.

[@shiznuts]

Good ol' SGC-598. Both that one and the HTDZ HT-81 were the pretty budget solutions back in the day.

[@danyalvisuals]

Matthew Livingston how good is it for short films/documentaries

[@matthewlivingston3168]

@@danyalvisuals kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4K6lYCKmbuCn9U

[@matthewlivingston3168]

@@danyalvisuals All my videos I've used the Takstar 598

[@stevengonz]

Same! For $30 it sounds amazing, especially paired with my beachtek preamp

[@DrERtv]

Just wanted to let you know I am getting exceptional value from your videos and have been using your Amazon links to purchase new gear! Just purchased the deity pro thanks to your review!

[@PaulKepnerProductions]

Thanks for the video!! This gives me lots of food for thought on my next mic purchase. Thanks again!

[@JasonVong]

wow the Deity S Mic 2 sounded REALLY good!

[@ScreamingNikWaffle]

Wow, you got here quite fast :D

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Crazy how much louder the output is too!

[@HotBrassandBullets]

Oh Lord won't you buy me a Deity Microphone , my friends all have Rode's I want to make amends...... Great vid as always , my next mic will be a Deity, God knows I need one.

[@847MicRoss]

250k Subs and we have to buy you stuff?!

[@michellefarmer-gray7173]

Thank you for the review! Helps me know what direction to move toward with my first mic purchase.

[@LifeSurfingDude]

Thank you ! great info, love your channel!

[@jamesl5352]

In my opinion small diaphragm microphones do better indoors than a shotgun mic. Unless you have tons of acoustic treatment. Still not sure I'd use a shotgun mic close quarters.

[@ernolaunis]

Professional audioguys says just opposite. Rode #1 and after that Deity. There’s many other features with audio that isn’t included in the video. Don’t make hasty decisions. Investigate. But still respect Caleb’s input!

[@sebastiaankoning3863]

Professional audioguys don't use Rode.

[@MotorFeed]

Thanks for putting out this video. I have had so many issues with my Rode mic. Just got the Deity D3 Pro from your link. The lows are crazy on the Rode and I did not realize by how much until I hear the Deity.

[@michaelpoczynek]

Thanks, Caleb. All good info. Have a nice day!

[@GusDaCosta]

Great review!! 👍I’ll take the Rode, I prefer the sound out the rode over the other options. Just my opinion.

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Gimme dat bass boi! 😂 In all seriousness, still a great mic.

[@ooakproductions]

I have to be honest too.......The Rode sounds flatter to me and i prefer that as a sound guy. I can easily eq in post and dial in what I want.

[@ooakproductions]

Features of the Diety are way better though!!!

[@cameraconspiracies]

I used to love the bass of the Rode mics, I thought that meant quality. Now I realize I was just an uncouth heathen of the night.

[@ericlow6694]

But that Rode Sound is like Canon Colors! Rode knows their Bass Science! Unexplainable magic!

[@barrongaillard9623]

All night heathens are uncouth!🤘

[@mikebray48]

You will always be an uncut heathen LOL

[@bereantrb]

Glad to hear you still like the Movo. My gear needs are modest but I still like good quality and know I can polish things well in post. The Rode equivalent sounded very brittle; I returned it immediately. I haven't picked it up yet but I saw yours and others review of the Movo and it was very helpful pointing me toward an alternative.

[@SkateEverythingProject]

Great video, and awesome options thanks so much as always for testing this stuff out with your own money!

[@Miniac]

Dang it, Caleb. I just bought the Rode Video Mic GO for a live gig and it sucks?? Shoot!

[@NatesMiniatures]

Lol I know this was a year ago Scott but it made me chuckle a little bit

[@flyandshy00]

Well, it's a little bit too cheap to be excellent.

[@kaffeeringe]

Now I know, how they made the sound of the rusty windmill in the beginning of "Once upon the Time in the West". :-)

[@zert1985]

You always give the best content ...I lays look forward to your posts

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Oh stop! You're too kind!

[@chazzwins944]

Thanks for all the great advice.

[@BTMovieSecondChannel]

That 'Deity' microphone sounded like an old steam locomotive. What about making a movie using that sound ;)?

[@robertfeliciano5723]

I just picked up a Sennheiser MKH-416.

[@BattleRapOpinions]

Thank you always introducing us to more options.

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@healing2gether]

Another great vid Caleb! As a professional producer and sound engineer I’ve been steering people clear of Rode mics for years. Their sound is way to stuffy and there’s no richness to the tonal curve. Personally I’m a big fan of Sennheiser. And a couple cheap on- camera options are the Comica and Takstar, both have richer sound than the Rode’s. Thanks again! Adam

[@milgeekmedia]

I loved the way this stopped part-way through a serious video because Caleb found a new funny sound! :D

[@EpicDubstepManiac]

Just a little reminder, the MOVO one is just rebranded BOYA, which goes for about 23 bucks with shipping from ebay 🤔👌

[@JamieJobb]

This is a very fair and solid, well-hung evaluation. Thanks. You do the scout work so we don't have to!

[@beMOTIONdESIGN]

Great video as usual! Great review and also great to get a confirmation on what I was thinking when I went to buy my first shotgun mic for my DSLR...I tried the Rode and couldn't figure out why people loved it so much ESPECIALLY for the price, and the moment I tried the Deity D3 Mic Pro, I promptly returned the Rode. I also got the Deity V.Lav which is also very good! Ironically, I bought the Sennheiser wireless mic system BEFORE I got the shotgun mic, so I could use it for interviews at NAB and it is AMAZING! Thanks again for the video!

[@ralfbaechle]

I religiously avoid stuff with builtin or proprietary batteries. Swapping batteries = instant recharge which at times I absolutely need for some of those really longer shoots. Builtin batteries = builtin expiry date for the hardware.

[@scottslotterbeck3796]

EXACTLY!!!

[@ZodiacMusicPro]

The Rode VideoMic Pro+ has a flatter frequency response on the 40 - 100Hz range than the SMX-15. That's one of the most important spec (if not the most important) when in search of a new mic when sound quality is your number 1 priority. It's better to have a flat response across the full frequency range in an audio recording making it easier for you to sculpt the sound in post using mixing tools like an EQ for instance. Assuming that in your comment "you can add that easily but it's harder to remove" you are referring to the low-end, then I couldn't disagree more. It's better and easier to attenuate unwanted frequencies than to boost. By the way, the SMX-15 has a small boost around 20 - 50Hz which the VideoMic Pro+ doesn't.

[@FlyByFrancis]

so the VideoMic Pro+ is better than the Deity D3 Pro?

[@daenodae8089]

can you recommend me which is better azden smx 30 or deity d3 pro

[@Isaacmantx]

I picked up the Deity D3 Pro thanks to this video. Just got it in the mail toady! Thank you for such a great in-depth review.

[@thelegacyboxingclub5376]

This is top notch man you guided me to both camera and Mic now you're videos are the truth my man! Diety seems to be best by landslide.

[@codyrap95]

Quick question: 9:04 - if you can do that in post, why can't you do the same thing with the videomic pro? Also if you have very loud sound, you can't do the -10db in post. Also (2:56) bass can't be added if it doesn't exist but can easily be filtered either in the recorder or in post. Overall I kind of understand what you are trying to say but as you see, you have not chosen your words very well. Thanks for the video and for the other recommendations though!

[@theGUEZtube]

5:00 "That's a weird sound" ... it is the ancient deity's sacred, mournful cooing sound. obvi

[@jayonair]

Cthulhu YES

[@excursioncuts6424]

I couldn't agree more. I've been a Rode customer for almost a decade. I just stopped using my Rode gear when I got the Deity D3 and the Deity V-lav (another great little Mic BTW). Thanks for the great video man!

[@HopeProphecy]

If I have the Deity D3 Pro connected directly to the camera, will it turn off when I turn the camera off, and then turn on when I turn the camera back on? (without me pushing any buttons?)

[@FinnsArt]

Well rip, I bought the video mic go because you recommended it in a video on budget sound setups

[@kokoronai594]

He said in the video that he still recommends it

[@FinnsArt]

@@kokoronai594 in the beginning he says he'd avoid it with a "burning passion"

[@PortaroMusicStudio]

In Rode videomic Pro you can cut low frequencies ...High Pass Filter (flat, 80Hz) ... Can't understand why you saying about rumble....

[@Lospollos24]

PortaroMusicStudio nah rode sucks

[@Lospollos24]

PortaroMusicStudio everyone knows it’s just a name brand

[@mikeyfl]

RODE NTG3 is BEST shotgun mic for the money: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn2Veoejnrp6h5o

[@HamidShibataBennett]

I picked up the Movo based off your recommendations... svelte with good quality. Thanks for all the great vids!

[@impatrickt]

"Here's a little Deity about microphones" *pulls out acoustic guitar

[@ChrisJDavisorg]

Ohhh you...

[@ThisIsTechToday]

_Golf Clap_

[@bluecomposite]

Sennheiser XSW Wireless System review please.

[@romasandmo]

Yes!

[@GarnetBarber]

And compare to the rode wireless go!

[@rogernotario3878]

The fact that the scene with the Deity filter made the cut is all I needed to convince me to subscribe. 😂 And, of course, thanks for the review. lol

[@brianjohnson4613]

I haven't read the 961 comments but it would be nice to have linked the MixPre-3 at the bottom of the microphone list since it was mentioned in this video. I love this vlog. Awesome audio, video, focus, lighting, edits, research, and dialog. Love the vintage Mac computer in the background. Nice work.

[@namonty4]

I think the Deity sounds best, but honestly my cheap ass Takstar has been great for the last few years.

[@makatron]

And sounds amazing for what it cost.

[@Lospollos24]

Nicholas Monteleone how long have you had it ??!!

[@namonty4]

@@Lospollos24 Like 3-4 years. It's been great.

[@Lospollos24]

Nicholas Monteleone awesome, thanks for responding

[@timshammm]

Would it work with smartphone?

[@simonasmazonas]

its just me or I can hear some noise starting with azden the most and rode almost no noise. I prefer deity because of clearness on the voice but Rode seems to eliminate that noise in between the speakers pauses. Using AT-M50X

[@lucashuston821]

I noticed the same thing. I'm listening with Audio Technica headphones with my volume up all the way. There's noticeable noise from Azden and Deity, and almost none from the Rode Mic.

[@simonasmazonas]

@@lucashuston821 im still thinking of getting Deity just to try it out. At first when I got rode I thought my settings were off but its just a different sounding mic that I think I don't need

[@simonasmazonas]

@@lucashuston821 Would get Deity but I am not trusting the lithium battery. It is not replaceable and it will worn out in 2-3 years

[@jarianco]

Yeh using San 660s and yeh I heard a ton of noise from the other mics. Not the mention in his video, I can hear a lot of air conditioning in the main video footage. The rode mic made all of that noise disappear. The bass is definitely a bit much, but I actually find that easier to turn down with a preamp as apposed to the difficulty of getting rid of noise.

[@artmaltman]

Fascinating video, thanks so much for doing this! In your first test, I preferred the Rode over the other two in terms of overall sound quality. The Deity sounded slightly nasal and the Azden sounded very nasal but both of them did offer a bit more detail compared to the Rode, and that extra detail gives you more to work with on the mixing board. BTW I am listening on a MacBook Pro 2015 with Audioengine 5+ speakers using a Devilsound DAC (now called Halide). I do NOT have a subwoofer so if the Rode was over-driving those lowest tones I would not be aware of it. On the Shotgun test I really could not compare the sound quality of the two due to the volume difference. As for wireless, Sennheiser seems to be famous for being the high end choice, but I don't have personal experience to compare. Please keep this up! We all do need this information even that we might come to different conclusions for our personal needs.

[@AlexMinor]

Great video and good reasons for switching. Let's keep it civil folks!

[@LearntoMakeHonestMoneyOnline]

I watched the whole video and went to buy the Rode microphone. 😁

[@reckerproduction9468]

You are soo smart, hahahahaha

[@Elias38ish]

The same got a + one

[@AugmentedGravity]

But waii

[@damianwilliamson9015]

I like the sound on the Rode mic the best actually

[@jakobtonnesen]

r/madlads

[@GuidoGautsch]

Something worth mentioning is the fact that RØDE mics come with a 10-year warranty. And I haven't needed to use mine yet.

[@jessicaandtrains7768]

Wait till year 9, day 364 😄 Just joking. That's pretty amazing. They clearly stand by the quality of their products

[@jamesowen8446]

Looking forward to the Sennheiser and Deity wireless reviews! Awesome video

[@chanmaung]

yes very excited for your new video about the wireless systems. Thanks