Audio professionals in need of a portable sound system with clear output will be impressed with the Anchor Audio GG2-RU4 Go Getter 2, a portable sound system with built-in Bluetooth, the AIR Wireless Companion Receiver, and two dual-channel wireless microphone receivers. The speaker delivers 109 dB of clear sound and features easy-to-use controls. It is suitable for both voice and background music, and at 15 lb, is portable and easy to set up on an optional speaker stand (not included). The GG2-RU4 Go Getter 2 can be used indoors or outdoors and features AC/DC operation. It comes with a built-in AIR wireless companion receiver that wirelessly connects to a Go Getter AIR battery-powered transmitter speaker (available separately).

This portable sound system can operate up to 8 hours on a full charge (at medium volume) with the built-in rechargeable battery. It has a Bluetooth range of 100' (line of sight) and is built with a 6.5" woven fiber woofer and a high-output horn tweeter. In addition, the back panel features two combo XLR-1/4" microphone inputs, 1/4" and 3.5mm line inputs, and an LED battery display that indicates charging and low battery. There is a speaker output connector that can drive an optional unpowered companion speaker (available separately) so you can increase the range of the sound. The GG2-RU4 Go Getter 2 is suitable for school functions, corporate training, fitness centers, houses of worship, and more.

109 dB of Clear Sound    Reaches Crowds up to 500+    Built-In Bluetooth    AIR Wireless Companion Receiver    2 x Dual-Channel Wireless Mic Receivers    1.9 GHz Frequency Range    Built-In 8-Hour Rechargeable Battery    AC/DC Operation    2 x Combo XLR-1/4" Mic Input Jacks    6.5" Woven Fiber Woofer

• Built-in Class 1 Bluetooth 
• Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery (up to 8 hours play, 5-hour charge)
• Receiver connects additional units via Anchor AIR technology
• Connect up to four wireless mics
• 109 dB of clear sound (reaches crowds up to 500+)
• 300’+ wireless microphone range
• Two combo XLR-1/4" mic inputs
• 1/4” & 3.5 mm AUX line inputs
• 1/4” line output
• High output horn tweeter
• 6.5” woven fiber woofer

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It says output can be set to dual mono. Does this mean I can have 2 mic input, and output it as individual Left and Right channels on the output stereo?

A: You have the option to ether come out to your camera in stereo or mono. To get each mic on its on track, set the output to "Dual Stereo." "Dual Mono" out mixes the two mic's together.

Q: 2. Does it take headphone/microphone combo, for phone calls? Or does it only work with built-in mic?

A: The Aluratek AISM01F Bluetooth Audio Receiver would only function as a Headphone with no mic line in feature.

Q: 3. Will this work with DSMC3 RED's?

A: The Teradek MDR.X 3-Channel Lens Control Receiver with Bluetooth is only tested to work on the RED DSMC2 systems.

Q: 4. How far for range?

A: Under typical conditions, about 30'.

Q: 5. Will the TX work with a shure SM63 hand held mic or do I need phantom power? Connecting RX to Sony a7c.

A: The Shure SM63 Dynamic Microphone can be connected to the input on the wireless transmitter for the Godox MoveLink II M2 Compact 2-Person Wireless Microphone System. You can use the Kopul LMT100 Low to High Impedance Matching Transformer (B&H # KOLMT100) as an adapter to enable the connection.

Q: 6. Are there any options for transmitting from a non-Feelworld monitor?

A: No, you will need to transmit from the compatible Feelworld monitor.

Q: 7. How many paired devices does it remember?

A: The Galaxy Audio JIB/BT8R Bluetooth Audio Receiver would not remember any paired devices. If you are using a source with a Bluetooth transmitter built in, like a smartphone or tablet, it will have the ability to remember the Galaxy Audio JIB/BT8R Bluetooth Audio Receiver so that you can select it and pair it.

Q: 8. If both transmitters are in use, are their signals separate in the receiver?

A: The Godox MoveLink II M2 Compact 2-Person Wireless Microphone System has a two-channel receiver that can be set for mono or stereo output when using both transmitters. In mono mode, the audio from both transmitters is combined so you hear them both mixed together on the left and right channels (same audio on both sides). In stereo mode, the audio from the transmitters will be separated, so you will hear the audio from one transmitter on the left channel and the audio from the other transmitter on the right channel.

Q: 9. Is the audio quality 16 bit 48khz or 16bit 41.1hz?

A: The Godox MoveLink II does not offer built-in recording, so there is no digital recording taking place in the system itself. The quality of your recording will depend on the specs of the recording device you use with this system.

Q: 10. it works with other brands of lavaliers wireless? Like Sennheiser G3.

A: Yes, it can work with other wireless microphone receivers although the size and shape of the DXA-GO was designed specifically to accommodate the size and shape of the Rode Wireless Go receiver. The Sennheiser G3 receiver is larger than the Wireless Go receiver, but it could work, depending on your camera and the amount of space needed. For comparison, the Wireless Go receiver measures 1.7 x 1.8 x 0.7" while the G3 receiver is 2.5 x 3.2 x 0.9". We do have other 2-channel passive camera mixers with 3.5mm TRS inputs and outputs that will work in exactly the same way and just a different configuration than the DXA-GO. Take a look at the Saramonic SR-AX100 Passive 2-Channel Audio Adapter for DSLR Cameras (B&H # SASRAX100) and Kopul CMX-1-V2 Two-Channel Mini Mixer with Shoe Bracket (B&H # KOCMX1V2) which are both compatible for use with two wireless receivers like the Wireless Go or G3.