Røde Microphones has announced four further accessories for its Wireless Go and VideoMic range – the DCS-1, SC10, SC11, and SC16.
The DCS-1 is a dual cold shoe mount for mounting two microphones or cold shoe accessories onto a device with a single cold shoe. Constructed from lightweight aluminium, it’s sturdy and discreet and is compatible with all Røde products with a cold shoe adaptor. It also features handy cable management slots for selected Røde cables.
The SC11 is a high-quality TRS Y-splitter cable for connecting two mono 3.5mm outputs to a single stereo 3.5mm input. It’s particularly suitable for connecting two microphones to a single DSLR-style camera, for example, dual Wireless Go receivers, or a wireless receiver and a VideoMic.
Together, the DCS-1 and SC11 allow two microphones to be plugged into a single recording device, allowing users to keep a rig neat and streamlined while unlocking a range of creative possibilities for filmmakers, vloggers, reporters, journalists and content creators.
The SC10 is a high-quality 3.5mm TRRS to TRRS cable designed to connect on-camera microphones to DSLR-style cameras or mobile devices. It features an ultra-flexible cable segment for optimal shock mount performance, coupled to a reinforced cable segment for routing around the camera. This is the same cable that comes with the Røde VideoMic NTG and is now sold separately.
The SC16 is a high-quality USB-C to USB-C cable designed to connect Røde microphones with a USB-C output to USB-C devices. Featuring an in-built cable grip that is compatible with the VideoMic NTG shockmount cable management system, it supports connection if the VideoMic NTG to Android devices.
These new releases follow a string of new accessories for the RødeCaster Pro and Wireless Go, including the Interview Go and MagClip Go, developed in response to user feedback and requests. Joining an extensive range of accessories, the DCS-1, SC11, SC10 and SC16 are designed to provide high-quality solutions to a variety of different use cases for content creators.
More: www.rode.com
