Alright, so which way do I go?
There's a sign.
But to be honest, I don't know which way to the beach.
I think there's a beach here,
taking a trail that I've been here once before,
but I have to turn around because it was so wet and so it's finally drying up.
Last time I was here, I just was basically impossible to pass.
And I'm going for this little hike because
I want a place where it's nice and quiet so I can test out this new wireless
microphone system here that I've got from Single.
I already reviewed one of the systems
before, but let's just say it had its problems.
After watching that video, they send me their new version and they
were like, Please, Tom, please test it out.
I promise you, we fixed all the problems that we have with the number one.
Alright. There's another split here in the road.
I
guess I'm going to go to the left and there's like parts in here that look
like a straight out jungle from the jungle book.
But it is beautiful actually in here.
It's like an interesting landscape.
There's a lot of pine trees, palmetos,
a lot of them and some Cypress, not too many Oaks or anything like that.
I think I'm getting close because as you
can see it's more of these kind of men grows, these little straps.
The ground is getting wet and be honest, I'm not sure which way to pass,
but I hear motorboat, so I guess I'm close to the water.
All right.
Alright.
I made it to the beach.
Slippery here.
Well, it's not really a beach.
More like kind of a muddy thing.
I'm guessing at high tide this was under water right now.
It's kind of like I said, it's kind of like this mud.
But you know what I think we'll have to do?
I'm gonna test out the mics here.
Well, right there right now. A fish.
Oh again, a fish.
They're just jumping out of the water.
And then there's birds over there.
But they're also kind of I guess they're waiting for the fish.
So
first I'm going to test out this system
at different distances and see how it performs.
By the way, I'm using the one that has the one transmitter.
This is the Sing two one.
There's also since G two a two, which basically just has a slightly bigger
case and it has two transmitters, the two microphones.
But they both are rated to work at the same distance.
So anyways, I'm going to walk back and let's see how well it works.
Slippery here today.
All right.
According to Google Earth, I am 46ft away from the camera.
Since how it sounds.
I mean, it should have no issues.
Connecting at this distance is really nothing, no interference between us.
Now I wonder what's gonna start cutting out if I turn around right now.
The transmitter is basically going through
my body and I'm going to turn back to the camera.
So yeah again, you guys can hear right now better and see how it performs anyways.
Let me walk further.
Oh
man.
Okay, I keep on sliding on this stick is is not a beach.
I thought this was gonna be a nice quiet beach.
Plus I don't know if you guys can see what there's all these fish jumping like crazy.
Anyway, let's see what the distance is here.
So I am right now 100ft away from the camera, 100ft away.
This is how it sounds.
Direct line of sight.
And actually it's pretty damn windy right now.
So hopefully this little microphone windshield is doing his job.
All right, let me turn around now again and see so sideways.
So it's not like perfect line of side.
But now I'm going to turn it pay back and let's see if that.
And now this is again direct line of sight a hundred feet away from the camera.
Let me go further.
Alright, the fish are going crazy.
I am 180ft away from the camera and I'm basically in a swamp.
It that again.
I thought this would be a nice Sandy Beach.
What my God, less my flip flops are stuck in the mud.
Oh my God. Okay, they're really getting stuck.
So I don't think I can stay here for too long.
Plus there might be alligators here.
Actually there was a warning that there's
alligators in this area, so I should probably get out of here.
But this is again 180ft a direct line of sight.
This is how it sounds and I'm going
to turn around with my back if I can my stuck.
Okay, that was me with my back turned around
and.
All right, let's go back to the camera. Wait.
Oh my God, I almost fell down.
Well, let's maybe go and find a nicer area.
That's a bit more dry.
So I'm 130ft right now.
130ft.
Okay,
if I make it out of here without lending on this mud, then I'll be very happy.
All right.
So anyways, as you guys can see, I got all the way up to 180ft.
Let's go find somewhere more dry where I
can kind of show you and kind of talk about the details of the system.
Alright, I made it out of the swamp and we get another split on the road.
You know, I'm just gonna stick and keep on going left.
They worked out before me while Sara
worked out before, so hopefully keeps on working out.
All right.
I found somewhere in shade somewhere I can sit down and talk about this anyway.
I got the sing two that I'm still using.
So basically all the audio in this video is used through this elite unit.
Except right now I'm using their included
Lav mic so I have it up here and it just plugs into the transmitter.
So it's kind of nice that they include the Lav mic
and it's the same for when you get the single unit,
meaning with the one transmitter or the double unit, which is this one.
And as you'll notice, like the cases for both of these, this is the sync G two.
A one. This is the sync to a two.
I mean, it has two units.
It's just slightly longer case because it has an extra transmitter.
And it's kind of nice that they gave you these cases.
You know, everything kind of fits in there.
You have all the cables and actually some
of the things that I like about this is that they include, like I said, the lab.
If you get the version with the two
transmitters, you get two labs, you get the wind screens for the labs, too.
You even get this USBC cable that you basically use this to charge.
So you plug each of these things here
on the side you have for plugging in the USB C.
But what's nice is that you basically have one cable.
You plug that to your USB,
and then you plug these three ends to your like I said, if you have the double unit,
the two transmitter, one receiver or the other one who just comes with this.
So that's kind of nice.
They give you also all the windscreens for the actual microphone transmitters.
So you can kind of protect the builtin microphone from the wind.
And that is just kind of attach is very
similar to the original Road wireless go, which is not the best way.
Maybe, like, as you can see if
I pull too much on it, it will actually fall off.
So I wish this was kind of a better way to kind of maybe click it in there
something like what the Road improved on their version two.
You also get the audio cables.
So you get basically
TRRS audio cable and Tr, you know, the one for mobile devices, audio cable.
So you have both of them and it has
a little but here so you can adjust the length of this.
Now the system is rated open line of sight.
That's supposed to work at almost 500ft.
But in direct line of sight, they're rating it at 164, I think, feet,
but it doesn't have a sample like the wireless go to doesn't have any
internal recordings that you can do, like, basically backup recordings.
Now, if you don't care about that and you want to save yourself a lot of money,
this is almost it's going to be almost like half the price of the Role system.
That is definitely something to look into.
And like I said, there's the A one which has the one transmitter.
I think there's like 100 something dollars
or the A two with the two transmitters and the one receiver that is around $200.
But again, the prices do always change.
So for the latest prices and at the different places you can find
at just check out the links in the description of the video.
Now, as far as the build,
it's very similar to the previous version of this or to the Road wireless go
and many of these other sort of compact wireless microphone system.
So you've got a pairing button up here
on one side of the transmitter, which honestly,
I've never had to use because they just automatically seem to pair up.
But you have it there. I guess if you ever do lose signal,
you have a high pass filter and then on the other side,
you have your power button, which also doubles as the mute button.
And you have a USBC connection so you can
charge that the transmitter and you have a little mic in at a three and a half
millimeter mic, so you can plug in the lavalier microphone that's included.
Or you can also use any other level or microphone that you might already have.