Wireless Mic Aren't That Bad

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[@ww1www]

All very well said. I have plenty of mics and recorders, but it is my Rode Wireless Pro kit that I grab when I have limited space in my bag or whenever I do not know in advance what I will need. So much versatile and I have zero problem with the sound quality either. Sometimes I even use it with shotgun mics so that I can avoid a cable jumble. It can work as mono or stereo mics, can even record three people in interviews, it is a pair of 32bit floating point recorders, wireless/radio kit, clipon mics, USB audio interface... it can be connected to virtually anyting, or can be used stand alone, even without the receiver turned on... Yes, I would probably not use them in a Hollywood movie, but come on, I never shoot Hollywood movies.

[@ThatOneVirgil]

I agree! 😊

[@WillNewcomb]

I have a Fulaim X5 which I love. I also have a cheaper wired lav which sounds better plugged directly into my iPhone 12pm BUT worse when plugged into the Fulaim!!!