Rode Microphones Rodelink Digital Wireless System

They work perfectly with the Rode Rodelink Wireless Filmmakers Kit. Just plug and play. Highly recommended.

I use the Rode VXLR converter to connect my Rode RodeLink Wireless Filmmaker Kit to my Canon C100 via XLR inputs, as well as to the Zoom F8 Field Recorder. Works like a charm. It's made of solid metal and feels durable. Not much more to say other than it works well and sounds great. Highly recommended, especially for the price.

I use this cable with the Rodelink wireless audio system (between the receiver and the Tascam DR-100 mkII recorder). Works great !

I like this microphone. I use it with the Rode Wireless system and I'm happy with the result.

As a high school video teacher who is using Rode Wireless Go microphones in a 100% mobile production workflow, we have used a lot of cables. These Rode cables have worked every single time we have used them. They are durable and the color coding makes it really easy to teach my students what each end means and where it goes in the workflow. I am a big fan of this product.

I use these to charge our Rode Wireless Go II microphones. I teach high school video/film production so these are used a lot. So far, they have withstood the abuse of teenagers. That being said, they do not feel as solid as some other options. For example, I have the Hollyland Lark Pro and the charging case for that is very well constructed. This feels cheap and plasticky, but so far it works.

Rode Wireless II have become of very important part of a wireless system to provide hops to various cameras. I am very happy with their performance and battery life. Now they don't compare to my high-end Lectrosonic sets but the price is so much less.

I bought this RS 175 Digital Wireless Headphone System in Sept 2016. All I can say is that this system is really great. Sound quality is just fantastic!!!

Whether you have bought the Rode Smartlav+, the regular (but good) Rode Lavalier microphone, or the Rodelink kit for your DSLR, it is just too easy to lose or destroy the WS-Lav when switching out for the fluffy or whatever. It does work in reducing any pops etc., so having an extra one along should be standard. Works well, just be careful not to mistreat it - or lose it in the tall grass!

I purchased this along with the Rode Rodelink Lav microphone. The thread-lock on the 3.5mm connector of the lav fits perfectly with connector on the Rode VXLR+. This allows me to belt-clip (included) the converter to the talent and run an XLR mic cable back to the mixer with phantom power when needed in place of connecting the lav to a bodypack for wireless use. It also works with the non-locking 3.5mm connector of the Rode Lavalier Go mic but this combination gives more assurance that the mic's connector won't pull out of the adapter.