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Ich weiß nicht was defekt ist aber jedenfalls lassen sich die Teile einschalten.
The Wireless GO II is a notably capable compact dual-channel system, but €80 is ambitious for a defective example: recent comparable asking prices centre on €52, with the upper quartile at €66. At €80, it is only sensible if the fault is minor, clearly diagnosed, or the kit includes unusually complete accessories.
When working, this RØDE earns its reputation through clean, flexible two-person recording, onboard backup recording, safety-channel protection, and useful camera, USB-C, and iOS connectivity. The compact transmitters and roughly 200-metre line-of-sight range are genuinely practical. Here, though, “defekt” changes the calculation materially: test every transmitter, the receiver, charging, pairing, recording, outputs, and battery behaviour before buying. Unless repairability or parts value is established, negotiate toward €50–€60; at €80, a fully working comparable unit would be the better buy.
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RØDE Microphones traces its roots to 1967, when Henry Freedman, a London-born sound engineer, and his Swedish wife Astrid founded Freedman Electronics in Australia after emigrating from Europe. Their son Peter, inspired by a Chinese large-diaphragm condenser microphone spotted at a 1981 Shanghai trade show, imported and refined it into the NT1 in the early 1990s, formally launching the RØDE brand—its distinctive 'Ø' nodding to the family's Scandinavian heritage. From modest PA installations, the company evolved into a global force, acquiring Event Electronics in 2006 and Mackie in 2023.
The brand excels in professional and consumer microphones, particularly condensers like the NT1 and NT2 series, alongside dynamic models such as the Podcaster and Procaster tailored for broadcasting and podcasting. RØDE also produces video microphones, USB interfaces, and accessories, with manufacturing rooted in Australia using locally sourced metals. While not focused on traditional hi-fi categories like amplifiers, speakers, turntables, DACs, headphones, or cables, its audio gear bridges studio, content creation, and live sound.
RØDE holds a strong mid-tier position in the pro audio market, prized by podcasters, filmmakers, and engineers for reliable, high-value performance that rivals pricier competitors. Its Australian-made quality and innovative accessibility have built a loyal following among knowledgeable creators seeking pro-grade tools without boutique premiums, cementing its reputation as a modern essential rather than vintage or high-end esoterica.
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