Wireless Rv Backup Camera With Audio

We had a ton of trouble finding a usable audio frequency with the wireless mics, so we used these as our backup and it worked like a charm. A little bit of pain for the post team, but worth it to get crisp audio

I use this mic on a Tascam DR-05 recorder as a backup audio or when I can't use wireless. For the money it works just fine. As good as my Countrymen or Sankens? Nope but for what it is and the price, you can't go wrong.

I am so happy with this purchase. I’ve been having issues with my wireless mica transmitting without interference. I got this to use as a backup but the sound is so clear i prefer it over my wireless or shotguns. It’s easy to sync up the audio so no reason not to use it. I love that it records two tracks at optional separate levels in case the speaker is too loud. I’ve been a videographer for almost 20 years and can comfortably say this is one of the best audio recorders I’ve used. Very happy with this purchase!

Having used a couple of different 2.4GHz wireless mic systems in the past, I wasn't expecting much from these. The first Rode Wireless GO was pretty good but failed in a couple of key areas. These, however, have performed flawlessly. I like pro audio features, and the lack of many on this kit raised my eyebrows at first, but they honestly do everything you need a TX/RX kit to do, and are super easy to select options once you figure out how. I've tried them in an RF-free area as well as a dense urban area with tons of interference, and so far, no problem. Also I love the fact that they record independent onboard audio files, which is a great backup in case the mixer or camera audio backup fails. Great product!

if your wireless unit fails you, this is your backup.

I use the Rode Wireless go 2 with a video mic on my camera and it splits the audio perfectly.

I use wireless mics whenever I'm running 1 Camera and audio, but the moment I run a second camera, this guy and the tentacle Sync E's are my saving grace. I love it. ALSO, NO CLIPPING! One less thing i have to worry about running multiple cameras and audio on a long day

I can connect my audio recorder (LINE OUT) to my video camera (MIC IN) and no need to record audio unless using as a backup on the original audio recorder. Using a ZOOM H8 your able to adjust the settings and you are good to go.

I had this on the camera as a backup while I recorded interviews using Sennheiser lavs. My editor used the audio from the Rode VideoMic Pro by default because it sounded so good. I will have it on my camera always now!

Great little backup in my bag for wireless boom mic using Rode Wireless Go