Rode Wireless GO 2 Now Available in Nepal

Rode, the renowned Australian audio equipment manufacturer, has officially introduced the Wireless GO 2 in the Nepalese market. This innovative truly wireless microphone system brings professional-grade audio recording to creators on the go. The Wireless GO 2 stands out with its remarkably compact design, claiming to be the world's smallest truly wireless microphone. Both transmitters and receivers weigh under 32 grams, making it exceptionally portable and easy to carry.

The Wireless GO 2 comes in two configurations: single and double transmitters. It features auto-paired transmitters and receivers for simple setup and use. Utilising Rode's Series IV 2.4GHz digital transmission technology with 128-bit encryption, the system provides a stable connection up to 200 meters in line-of-sight conditions, even in bustling environments like shopping malls, busy streets, and convention centers.

Each transmitter includes an built-in omnidirectional condenser capsule for high-quality wireless recording. The system is powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery that delivers up to 7 hours of continuous use. Additional features include twist-and-lock furry windshields for windy conditions, a 3.5mm TRS analog output for cameras, and a USB Type-C port for digital audio output to smartphones and computers.

In Nepal, the double transmitter version of the Rode Wireless GO 2 is available for NPR 39,999 through authorized mobile retailers. This makes it a compelling option for filmmakers, vloggers, and podcasters seeking portable, professional audio solutions without breaking the bank.