If you know anything about audio, you know about Australian audio brand Rode. I've long been a bit of a Rode fanatic, I'm not going to lie, not least because I know that all Rode products are ...

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Rode is introducing a new version of its wireless microphone receiver for digital cameras as part of a new $149 kit. Rode is introducing a new version of its wireless microphone receiver for digital ...

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Studios, podcasters, and streamers aren't short on options for affordable microphones these days, but Rode's latest still manages to stand out with its connectivity, flexibility, and some extra ...

It's fair to say the original Rode Wireless GO microphones shook up the audio world. Affordable enough for fledgling podcasters and independent video producers to add to their kit bag, but ...

Rode Microphones has a new and improved version of its much-loved Go portable mic, the Wireless Go II, which uses the same form factor as the original but adds a list of new and improved features.

Rode, the Australian audio company that enjoyed breakthrough success with the Wireless Go and GO II, has unveiled a dual transmitter version of the more affordable Wireless ME mic. If you can do ...

Australian audio giant Rode is back once again with another exciting announcement. Hot on the heels of the world's first "unclippable" microphone, the NT1 5TH Gen, the brand just announced a more ...