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

Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) Stone: Understated Colour, Uncompromised Audio

The Rode Wireless GO (Gen 3) is a dual-channel compact wireless microphone system with 32-bit float recording, backed by up to 40 hours of on-board recording per transmitter. Stone is the quiet choice — a soft, neutral tone for creators who want their kit to disappear against skin, clothing, and set dressing. Nothing about the audio is understated, though: two transmitters capture two voices at once, each writing a 32-bit float backup, while GainAssist keeps levels balanced without a second thought. It is minimalist on the outside and fully professional on the inside.

Series IV 2.4 GHz Transmission and 853 ft of Reliable Range

At the heart of the system is Rode's Series IV 2.4 GHz digital transmission with a proprietary near-zero-latency codec and 128-bit encryption, which together keep the signal locked in and private out to 853 ft (260 m) line of sight. Two compact clip-on transmitters send to a single receiver, so you can mic two people at once — a host and a guest, an interviewer and a subject — without a second system. The dual-channel design puts each voice on its own channel, ready to balance or split in the edit.

32-Bit Float Backup That Makes Clipping a Thing of the Past

Each transmitter doubles as a recorder, capturing a 32-bit float backup to 32 GB of on-board memory — up to 40 hours per transmitter. Thirty-two-bit float carries such an enormous dynamic range that a take which sounded clipped or far too quiet through the camera can be pulled back to a usable level afterward, with the detail intact. It is the safety net that turns a ruined interview into a saved one, running silently every time you hit record.

GainAssist, Safety Channel and Wireless PRO Capsules

Intelligent GainAssist rides your levels automatically so a voice that swings from a whisper to a laugh stays even, while a safety channel records a second, lower-level version as insurance against sudden peaks. The built-in microphones use the same upgraded capsules and preamps found in the Wireless PRO, capturing a cleaner, more natural voice with less risk of overload at the capsule. A bright LCD and menu-free controls let you set everything in seconds.

Connect to Any Camera, Phone or Computer — With or Without the Receiver

Both a 3.5mm analog output and a USB-C digital output live on the receiver, so the system plugs straight into a mirrorless or DSLR camera, a smartphone, or a computer where it works as a USB microphone. Each transmitter also carries a 3.5mm locking input with plug-in power detect for adding discreet lavaliers. And with Direct Connect, you can pair a transmitter directly to an iOS phone over Bluetooth through the Rode Capture app — no receiver needed — for the ultimate grab-and-go rig.

For the Minimalist Who Wants the Mic to Vanish

The Stone finish suits documentary shooters, corporate interviewers, and creators who prefer gear that blends in rather than stands out. Beginners appreciate that clean sound is automatic; pros value the 32-bit float backup, the locking lavalier inputs, and receiver-free Bluetooth capture. If your aesthetic is calm and neutral, stone lets the audio do the talking.