Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) Moss Wireless Microphone System, 32-bit Float

Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) Moss: Muted, Earthy Colour for Serious Field Work

The Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) is a dual-channel compact wireless microphone system with 32-bit float recording, writing a 32-bit float backup to 32 GB per transmitter. Moss is a deep, muted green for creators who want a natural, low-key finish that suits documentary and location work. The system beneath it is anything but low-key: two transmitters capture two subjects on independent channels, back up every word in 32-bit float, and level themselves automatically so you can focus on the interview, not the meters. It is calm on the outside and relentless on the inside.

Two Transmitters, One Receiver, Every Voice in Your Story

The Wireless GO (Gen 3) is a dual-channel system: two miniature clip-on transmitters pair with a single receiver, letting you record two people on separate channels at the same time. Rode's Series IV 2.4 GHz digital transmission, wrapped in 128-bit encryption and a near-zero-latency codec, holds that connection steady out to 853 ft (260 m) line of sight — far enough to leave the camera on a tripod and let your subjects move naturally through a scene.

Record First, Worry Later: 32-Bit Float On Board

Every transmitter is also a recorder. As you shoot, each one lays down a 32-bit float backup to 32 GB of internal memory, enough for up to 40 hours of audio. Because 32-bit float captures an enormous dynamic range, audio that clipped when someone shouted or dropped too low when they mumbled can be recovered cleanly in the edit. You stop babysitting your meters and start paying attention to the moment in front of you.

Clean Levels Automatically, Plus Room for Your Own Lavaliers

Intelligent GainAssist balances levels on the fly, and a safety channel keeps a lower-level copy in reserve for unexpected peaks. The built-in mics inherit the Wireless PRO's upgraded capsules and preamps for a more natural, lower-noise voice, while a 3.5mm locking input on each transmitter — with automatic plug-in power detect — lets you clip on a discreet lavalier when the shot calls for a hidden mic.

Camera, Smartphone, Computer, or No Receiver at All

The receiver offers both a 3.5mm analog output and a USB-C digital output, so the system is equally at home on a camera, a phone, or a computer used as a USB mic. Prefer to travel light? Direct Connect pairs a transmitter straight to an iOS phone over Bluetooth through the Rode Capture app, leaving the receiver in the bag. Everything configures in the free Rode Central app on desktop or mobile.

For the Documentary and Location Professional

Moss suits documentary filmmakers, field journalists, and creators whose work takes them into real-world environments. Newcomers benefit from menu-free setup and GainAssist; veterans rely on the 32-bit float safety net, the safety channel, and locking lavalier inputs for hidden-mic setups. When your shoots happen out in the world, an earthy moss finish disappears into the scene.