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==Usage==
 
==Usage==
# Connect the microphone to a camera, recorder, or [[Audio Interfaces|audio interface]] (adapter may be required).
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# Connect the microphone to a camera, recorder, or [[audio interface]] (adapter may be required).
 
# Clip the microphone in place. Usually, this is somewhere around the speaker's chest or collar.
 
# Clip the microphone in place. Usually, this is somewhere around the speaker's chest or collar.
  
 
For the best results, make sure the lavalier microphone is not covered by any layers of clothing or hair that may rustle against it.
 
For the best results, make sure the lavalier microphone is not covered by any layers of clothing or hair that may rustle against it.
Attach a wind screen when recording outside in windy conditions.  
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Attach a wind screen when recording outside in windy conditions.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 16:20, 12 August 2026

Not to be confused with Rode RODELink Filmmaker Kit.
RØDE Lavalier GO
Rode lavalier go.jpg
RØDE Lavalier GO

The RØDE Lavalier GO is a basic, wired lavalier microphone.


Specifications

RØDE Lavalier GO
Type Lavalier (small condenser)
Polar Pattern Omnidirectional
Frequency Response (Hz) 20 - 20,000
Max. SPL (dB) 110
Connector 3.5mm TRS
Accessories Foam windshield


Usage

  1. Connect the microphone to a camera, recorder, or audio interface (adapter may be required).
  2. Clip the microphone in place. Usually, this is somewhere around the speaker's chest or collar.

For the best results, make sure the lavalier microphone is not covered by any layers of clothing or hair that may rustle against it. Attach a wind screen when recording outside in windy conditions.

See Also