- For Court Reporters using Eclipse, Case Catalyst, ProCat and other CAT programs
- Four XLR Combo Inputs
- Two 1/4″ TRS Outputs for making backup recordings
- USB output
- Switchable 48v phantom power (TURN OFF with wireless systems – damage may occur and this is not covered under warranty)
- Two 3.5mm Headphone Jacks for live monitoring
- Use with Computer or Mobile Device
- Up to 24-Bit/96 kHz Recordings
- Direct Monitoring and Loopback Function
- Power: USB, AA Batteries, or AC Adapter
Interface features
Court Reporters looking for a compact and versatile audio interface will appreciate the streamlined and easy-to-use feature set on the interface, an ultraportable solution with four XLR microphone inputs, two TRS outputs (for backup recordings), two headphone jacks, a USB Type-C connector, and modes for both streaming and recording applications.
Plug your microphones into the XLR inputs. Monitor via the two 3.5mm headphone jacks. The interface supports 24-bit resolution recordings at sampling rates up to 96 kHz. The interface operates on bus power from your computer, but can also be powered by two AA batteries or an AC power adapter (available separately), if you’re using it with a smartphone or tablet for example.
- 4 XLR Inputs, 2 TRS Outputs, and 2 Headphone Jacks
- The interface includes four XLR combo inputs. It also includes two 3.5mm headphone outputs and 2 TRS outputs for recording to a backup deice (Steno writer or digital recorder)
- Use the interface on any device and integrate seamlessly with commonly used CAT software, apps, and platforms thanks to its support for Mac and PC computers, along with iOS and Android devices. In Streaming mode, all inputs are combined into a single signal, so you can easily stream without needing additional complicated software.
- With onboard hardware switches, the interface is designed to simplify common streaming challenges without the need for additional software. Intuitive knobs allow you to control input gain and monitoring levels.
- Onboard Live Monitoring
- Use the Direct Monitor Switch to directly send the input signal to your headphones while routing the same signal to your CAT software.
- The Loopback Switch combines the input audio with playback from your computer and routes it to your streaming software.
Eclipse users – Very Important! If you will be using the Eclipse CAT software with your new audio system, please contact Advantage software and make sure that Eclipse is up to date. Some audio interfaces require Version 10 or higher to use the multi-channel features.
Wireless microphone system information:
- The world’s most popular wireless microphone system for Court Proceedings, Depositions, Interviews, Vlogs & Podcasts
- Transmitters have built-In omnidirectional microphones & 3.5mm inputs for optional booster microphones or corded lapel microphones
- Transmitters have built-in clips to allow clipping them onto speakers like a lapel microphone (when desired)
- Optional Omnidirectional booster microphones (recommended) are available to greatly increase pick-up range when using each microphone transmitter to pickup multiple people (instead of clipping on like a lapel microphone)
- Optional stands are available to move transmitters off table
- Each transmitter also internally records 7 Hours of uncompressed audio as a backup
- Easy Setup with No Menus
- Stereo or Dual-Mono Output Modes – can send audio to one channel or two channels
- 7-Hr internal Rechargeable Batteries recharge via USB cables
- Powerful Features/Customization via App
- USB Audio Interface Functionality
- Up to 8 transmitters can be used in one location with 656′ Range
Expanding on the original Wireless GO with updates allowing for two-person shoots, onboard recording, a greatly extended range, and flexible output options, the black Rode Wireless Go II system lets videographers, vloggers, and mobile journalists confidently and quickly incorporate wireless audio into their setup regardless of their experience level or what device they’re recording to.
Boasting secure Series IV 2.4 GHz digital transmission, easy operability, and built-in mics (lavalier mics available separately), the system is ready to go at the press of a button; you can focus on getting the shot knowing that the Wireless GO II is delivering quality audio at a range of up to 656 feet. There are no menus and no finicky dials, just simple power-on-and-go functionality and a bright, informative LCD screen showing you what you need to see. When you’re ready for more, use Rode’s companion app to access a powerful feature set and extended customization of settings.
- The receiver’s 3.5mm TRS output sends a mic-level signal, making it compatible with an array of devices such as DSLRs and portable audio recorders.
- A 3-stage level control (0, -12, or -24 dB) on the receiver allows simple and effective optimization of signal levels. Use the app to adjust the level in 3 dB increments from 0 to -30 dB.
- View transmitter and receiver battery levels on the receiver’s bright, high-contrast display.
- Operate up to four systems simultaneously for more complex setups including up to eight microphones.
- Includes the SC5 3.5mm TRS “memory” cable for tidy cable management and compatibility with cameras, DSLRs, and portable audio recorders. Plug into your smartphone or tablet via an SC7 TRS-to-TRRS cable (available separately), or snag a VXLR adapter (available separately) for hookup to an XLR-equipped video camera or audio recorder.
- Internal lithium-ion polymer batteries offer up to seven hours of battery life to handle long shoots.
- USB Type-C ports for battery recharging, powering via external USB battery packs (available separately), and firmware updates.
- Easily recharge over lunch and dinner breaks—go from empty to a full charge in just two hours.
- Includes three USB Type-C to USB Type-A cables for simultaneously charging the transmitters and receiver. Add an optional USB hub to charge all 3 from a single USB source
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Junior Meshud –
Junior Meshud – JULY 10, 2023
High-quality and practical wireless microphone system – RØDE Wireless GO II
Reviewed in Germany
Model name: WIGO II Dual
The RØDE Wireless GO II is an ultra-compact and wireless two-channel microphone system with built-in microphones. I have mainly used it for reports and on the go and am impressed by its performance and practical use.
The size of the system is remarkably small, making it extremely portable. It can be easily stored in my equipment and is ideal for use when shooting professional videos. I can simply attach it to my shirt or jacket and I’m good to go.
The sound quality of the built-in microphone is impressive. It captures voices and sounds clearly and precisely without recording annoying background noise. This is particularly important for reports and interviews, where a clear and comprehensible tone is important.
Setting up the system is easy and simple. The connection between transmitter and receiver is quick and the microphone is immediately ready for use. The range is sufficient to maintain a stable connection even when the distance between transmitter and receiver is greater.
I’m completely satisfied with the RØDE Wireless GO II, it exceeded my expectations and I’m glad I chose this microphone system. If you’re looking for a high-quality and practical wireless microphone system, I can highly recommend the RØDE Wireless GO II.
Katherine Hansen –
Katherine Hansen – JULY 13, 2023
Bought by a pro for use by amateurs- long lasting battery and easy to use!
Reviewed in the United States
Model name: WIGO II Dual
I work in corporate video. My company wanted to set up a high-end web video studio to use when I wasn’t there and as part of that effort, I bought these Rode wireless mics. It’s been over a year with nearly 100 uses and I have heard no complaints from anyone.
This means that the batteries are lasting long enough for the 2-3 hour web sessions and have been trouble-free for my coworkers who know as much about wireless mics as I do about brain surgery.
I have purchased more of the Rode Go II wireless mics and receivers for a similar project in our East Coast offices and those have been issue-free, as well.
A great value for the money!
rodolfo –
rodolfo – JULY 17, 2023
Rode GO II Wireless Microphones
Reviewed in Mexico
Model name: WIGO II Dual
A purchase that I had to do a lot, the quality is very good, there is no noise s in the audio, before I used excellent quality Tascam lavaliers but I always have to do the splicing in post and this takes time with these lavaliers, they don’t go straight to your clip and the best thing is that I can connect the Tascam microphones I have to it.
Taylor B. –
Taylor B. – JULY 25, 2023
Boyfriend loved these
Reviewed in the United States
Model name: WIGO II Dual
I bought these so my boyfriend could use it for his gym videos and he loved them he couldn’t stop bragging about how the quality was so good and how now he looked like an official gym youtuber because he’s official now with these mics.