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Jason K.
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
This is a pretty nice wireless guitar system for the price. Yeah it's not going to be anything professional, but for jamming it's pretty dang good. The signal sounds great and it's pretty easy to use as well. I especially love that it comes with a charging case, so you can charge the transmitter and receiver at the same time with ease. Build quality is pretty decent, being made out of a sturdy feeling plastic. Overall, nice little system. Highly recommend!
Bob
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2025
Works very well. Holds charge a long time..
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
product works as advertised
J. C
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Decent product. I am a novice. This works for me.
Donna Davis
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
So far, I absolutely love it! Syncs up immediately and the sound is Amazing while using this amazing wireless Transmitter/reciever!
Andrew P.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
Reliable and long lasting
Family4Life
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
I can confidently say it has completely transformed my playing experience! This compact, carbon fiber-designed device is an absolute gem for any musician looking to cut the cord without sacrificing sound quality.Sound Quality:The 5.8Ghz frequency ensures crystal-clear audio transmission with zero latency, making it perfect for both electric guitars and digital wind instruments. I was blown away by how pristine and interference-free the sound is, even in a crowded wireless environment. It truly feels like I’m playing with a cable, but with the freedom to move around effortlessly.Portability and Design:The mini size of the transmitter and receiver is a huge plus—it’s lightweight and doesn’t add any bulk to my setup. The carbon fiber finish not only looks sleek and professional but also feels durable. The included portable charging case is a fantastic addition, keeping everything organized and ensuring my devices are always charged and ready to go. It’s perfect for gigs, rehearsals, or even practice sessions at home.Ease of Use:Setting up this wireless system couldn’t be easier. With 4 working channels, I never have to worry about interference or signal drops. The pairing process is seamless, and the intuitive design means I can focus on playing rather than fiddling with settings. It’s plug-and-play at its finest!Battery Life:The battery life is impressive, and the charging case provides extra peace of mind. I’ve used it for multiple long rehearsals without needing to recharge, and the case itself holds enough power to keep everything running smoothly throughout the day.Overall Impression:This 5.8Ghz Mini Wireless Guitar System is a must-have for any musician seeking reliability, portability, and top-notch sound quality. Whether you’re a gigging musician or a bedroom player, this system delivers on all fronts. The carbon fiber design, portable charging case, and interference-free performance make it worth every penny. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to upgrade their wireless setup—you won’t be disappointed!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 13, 2025
Wow !
David Weisgerber
Reviewed in Canada on December 5, 2024
Added gain to the signal path from the guitar compared to a cable. Very clearly audible when playing clean tones, and unwanted. Maybe if you are a very delicate player, it might work. I wanted to love it, no hum or noise, just that added breakup on the guitar output. Using passive humbuckers on a Gibson explorer.
Bernard Lapierre
Reviewed in Canada on December 26, 2024
Pour guitare et va tres bien si on compare avec d'autre modèle et tres bonne autunomie
BG
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
This 5.8GHz transmitter / receiver pair is superior to the 2.4GHz models that were frequently seen on Amazon at a lower price point in the past. I have a pair of the older models and I've used them a good bit with my guitars and amp, but ultimately switched back to playing "wired" due to annoying interference and cutting out. The new models are far more faithful and reliable by comparison; the only issues I've encountered are when the transmitter or receiver are near other WiFi sources. For instance, I get zero noise when using with my 90's-vintage Crate practice amp, but some slightly noticeable chatter when using with a newer "smart" Spark 40 (but without cutting out as the older models did). So these will probably get more use than the old ones around the house for sure.I also really appreciate the charging station that accompanies the wireless units. The older ones were easy enough to recharge, of course, but the charging station just makes it super convenient. I never forget to charge them because the charging base is just where they go when I'm done.The only thing I don't love is the "fixed" transmitter / receiver design. Whereas the hinged design incorporated into older models allowed for the "fob" section to be tucked more tightly against the contour of whatever guitar I am playing, the more fixed version sticks out a bit and as someone who can sometimes be a bit clumsy, it's only a matter of time before I snap it off. But on the upside, the hinged ones never stayed in the position I put them in anyway, so it's probably just a matter of being mindful of the unit.
Tailgate
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024
LIKES:I like that the charging station shows you the level and progress of the charge, and takes a standard USB-C connector which one is provided. Carbon fiber appearance is clean and good-looking. Transmitter and Receiver are clearly marked on the backside of each box. For in my practice room, sound seems just fine on a full charge and range is adequate with no dead spots (on a larger stage that may change significantly).DISLIKE:Design-flaw -- The box attached to the jack is "fixed" and sticking out. For the receiver that shouldn't be a problem because it will be on a stationary amp. But for attaching to your guitar, it is now sticking out quite noticeably and easy to hit with your arm, possibly the guitar strap, or anything else around you. VERY noticeable, and will be prone to getting broken off. I have other ones that have a hinged design so that you can lay the transmitter flush with the guitar body no matter whether on the front, or bottom / rear sides.VALUE:Think it is a bit pricey for what you are getting. I would only pay about $30 for this (received on VINE program at a big discount).Summary: Decent enough for practicing at home, but worried about bumping / breaking off guitar mounted transmitter on a chair, arm, or whatever. Think it is overpriced.
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