Using our online system to create a quotation which is valid for 14 days.
We developed a simple self service system that allows Government Departments, Educational institutes, and Corporate companies, to obtain a quick quotation request, by following these simple steps.
- To create an Online Quotation, add the product(s) you wish a quote on to your shopping cart as if you were placing an order.
- After adding all the items to your shopping cart click "View Shopping Cart"
- On the Shopping Cart Page, instead of selecting the "Proceed to Checkout" button, click the "Request a Quote" button instead. (see below example)
You will then be redirected to the Login Page (if you're not already logged in) and you will be asked to log into your account. (see below)
If you don't have an account you will then need to create one, at this step. We require this information to capture all your details, so we can provide you with accurate shipping costs, and also if we needed to discuss particulars of the request with you.
Once you have logged into or created your account, you will then be re-directed to the Quotations Submission Page where you can submit your quote request.
All the items in your cart will be visible on this page (see below). You can also add any comments to the request, and select what your preferred method of payment will be.
Once the quote has been submitted, a Quote ID will be applied to it, (Shown as QU-XXXXX) which you can reference in any correspondence with us. A Confirmation of the request will also be emailed to you.
Once received by us, we will review your request and return to you with our most competitive quote.
Please allow up to 24hrs for Processing.
You will get a follow-up e-mail (Subject will read: Your Quote, QU-XXXXX has been completed).
Once you review your quote, you can "Accept"it via logging into your Account Center or modifying it by calling us during business hours.
The Rode VideoMic GO is a Compact and light weight by design, the VideoMic GO delivers clear, crisp, directional audio with incredible ease of use.
Its tight pickup area focuses directly in front of the microphone and reduces other surrounding sounds, ensuring that the user can isolate their subject from distracting background noise.
At only 73gm (2.5oz) it is RØDE’s lightest on-camera microphone and sports an impressively compact form factor.
Designed to be as user-friendly as possible, the VideoMic GO has no switches or settings, and is powered by the camera or recording device’s external microphone input, requiring no batteries to operate.
The microphone features an integrated suspension based on Rycote’s Lyre system, which utilises a single piece of thermoplastic to isolate the microphone from knocks and bumps that could otherwise interfere with performance.
In addition to its superior performance the Lyre system is hard-wearing and will never wear out, sag or snap, unlike traditional elastic-based suspension.
“The VideoMic GO is the perfect microphone for consumers wanting to get started shooting high-definition video with their DSLR, ‘point-and-shoot’ or even GoPro cameras.” Commented Damien Wilson, RØDE’s Global Marketing & Sales Director. “We’ve all experienced how terrible the audio can be using a camera’s built-in microphone, and the VideoMic GO is the answer to getting audio that matches the quality of the images, without the additional EQ and level features that are available on our other VideoMic models.”
“This user-friendly ‘plug and play’ approach, combined with its lightweight, small form factor make it ideal for carrying in small camera bags, ready at any time to capture the moment.”
Acoustic Principle: Line Gradient Frequency Range: 100Hz ~ 16,000Hz Equivalent Noise: 34dBA SPL (A - weighted per IEC651) Signal Noise: 60dB SPL (A - weighted per IEC651) Power Required: Plug-in power required (330uA @ 2.5V) Dimensions: 167mmL x 79mmH x 70mmD Directional Pattern: Super-Cardioid Sensitivity: -35dB re 1V/Pa (17.8mV @ 94dB SPL) 2dB @ 1kHz Maximum SPL: 120dB (@ 1kHz, 1% THD into 1kΩ load) Dynamic Range: 96dB (per IEC651) Output Connection: 3.5mm stereo mini-jack Weight: 73g
Good option for small rigs - reasonable sound,no battery required - but needs power from camera.
5
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Nice and cheap option for DSLR MIC
This product is great for people who don't like DSLR camera inbuilt audio which in my opinion sucks. This mic gives you way better audio quality. Best thing is that it doesn't need batteries and there is no on and off switch which helps in case you record and forgot to turn the button on. The built is nice way better that VIDEOMIC PRO, and the quality is good for the price tag.
4
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
VideoMic Go good.
Mounting system feels a bit more rugged than the Video Mic Pro I replaced with. Plus no need for separate battery a plus. It is sensitive to wind so a dead kitten recommended. I'm am using with a Panasonic GH4 and don't have buzz issues, which I was very happy to discover. Good value for $.
5
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Easy to use Mic
Easy to use On-Camera mic. Just plug it in and thats it. Love that it doesnt have an ON/Off switch... it just works
Hi, I have a Canon 1100d dslr. I want to check if this would be compatible with this camera? I would like to record instructional videos/interviews and edit them in Adobe Premier. I want to make sure there will be no issues picking up the audio.
Asked by Ev
Add your answer
Verified Reply -
Hi Ev,
I'm not familiar with that camera & all the specs I've seen don't mention a microphone input. Does it have a microphone input as far as you know? If not, there is no way you can plug it into your camera.
Q
Is this stereo or mono?
Asked by Ryo
Add your answer
Verified Reply -
Hi Ryo,
Like the majority of shotgun microphones on the market, it is a mono microphone but features a stereo 3.5mm connector - so that audio comes through both left & right channels on your recordings.
Q
What video camera does this go in?
Asked by Mel
Add your answer
Verified Reply -
Any camera that has a 3.5mm microphone input that's capable of providing "Plug Power".
Also a standard cold shoe to be able to mount the microphone to the top of the camera.
Q
Will Rode VideoMic GO - Lightweight On-Camera Microphone plug into iPhone 6
Asked by Melissa
Add your answer
Verified Reply -
Hi Melissa, Definitely not as the iPhone has no power to provide to the microphone.
However, take a look at the Rode Videomic ME. That is specifically designed for iPhones.
Q
Can this microphone plug straight into an iphone 5s and be used for audio?
Asked by Jesse
Add your answer
Verified Reply -
Hi Jesse,
Definitely not. That microphone requires power that the iPhone cannot provide. Take a look at the Rode Videomic Me.
Q
hi does it fit a Canon 600D and a go pro
Asked by loretta
Add your answer
Verified Reply - MichaelYour camera must provide plug-in power for this to work. we don't have specific camera list sorry.
Q
Will this work on a JVC EVERIO GZ EX-555BSD camcorder?
Asked by redhead000
Add your answer
Verified Reply - MichaelDoes your camera have plug power on 3.5mm Microphone Jack, if it does it will work. We dont have specific cameras listed sorry.
Q
Will this microphone work with Panasonic HDC-SD700 Camcorder ?
Asked by Hal
Add your answer
Verified Reply - MichaelAs long as you camera provided plug in power it will work.
Q
Hi, Do you know if this mic will work with gopro cameras? If so what models does it work with? thanks..
Asked by Stu
Add your answer
Verified Reply - MichaelNo. The GoPro would not provide enough power for this to work. Look at the Videomic Pro or standard Rode Videomic.
Q
Do you guy's know if this works with a Nikon D800?
Asked by Haydn
Add your answer
Verified Reply - Michaelyes it does
Show more records
Q
Hello, I like this camera and was wondering if it would work with my Canon 1100D also known as the Rebel T3. I am a starting videographer and need a new microphone.
Thanks
Asked by Bobby
Add your answer
Verified Reply - MichaelI'm not sure about your camera, if it provided phantom power for this to work correctly. I would buy the videomic pro to be sure. http://www.videoguys.com.au/Shop/p/23414/rode-videomic-pro-directional-super-cardioid-condenser-microphone-1-rodvmp.html
Q
Will this microphone work with the Nikon D7000
Asked by Crabbing
Add your answer
Verified Reply - MichaelSorry, i don't know your camera. All you need to make sure is that your camera provides power for the microphone to work. if unsure, buy the videomic, or videomic pro.
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Martin from
Mike on the go.Good option for small rigs - reasonable sound,no battery required - but needs power from camera.
Date published: 2018-05-13
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Taz from
Nice and cheap option for DSLR MICThis product is great for people who don't like DSLR camera inbuilt audio which in my opinion sucks. This mic gives you way better audio quality. Best thing is that it doesn't need batteries and there is no on and off switch which helps in case you record and forgot to turn the button on. The built is nice way better that VIDEOMIC PRO, and the quality is good for the price tag.
Date published: 2015-11-20
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Pagu from
VideoMic Go good.Mounting system feels a bit more rugged than the Video Mic Pro I replaced with. Plus no need for separate battery a plus. It is sensitive to wind so a dead kitten recommended. I'm am using with a Panasonic GH4 and don't have buzz issues, which I was very happy to discover. Good value for $.
Date published: 2014-07-22
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Dale from
Easy to use MicEasy to use On-Camera mic. Just plug it in and thats it. Love that it doesnt have an ON/Off switch... it just works
