Donner 2.4Ghz Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver, 6 Channel Digital Wireless Guitar System，1/4” & 1/8” 2 in 1 Plugs Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery for Electric Guitar Bass

The 2 vs the Donner DWS The Boss swept the 3 game In the table below are four reviews of popular guitar wireless systems. The Donner DWS-Xvive U2 and Xvive U2 I bought last summer have been returned –3, as well as NUX B As for the Boss, I have kept the You can avoid the trouble that I have gone through by letting me do it for you. My main concern was to have something that would be capable of live usage without having to carry a belt pack around and requiring We use IEMs for our sound system, so my pedalboard is full and I have a belt pack for the IEMs. A good range, no dropouts, ease of use, a long battery life, and compatibility with my guitar (Epiphone Traditional Pro II), which has a +15db boost circuit that I activate during solos, were all important to me. In this version of Xvive U2, the following is stated The pros are A great range of products The ability to charge via two USB ports We don't drop out of school* Cons A small amount of distortion, a high pitched squeal when the guitar booster circuit is active is about 3 hours "On/Off" button appears twice and channel buttons are difficult to use The awkwardness and time-consumingness of switching channels This seems to be a cheaply made item The system has a slight delay. The following applications are recommended Live use with guitar is no problem at all, as there are no additional electronics needed. During breaks, I would need to recharge. I think this will be a big thing in the future. The pros are Great value for the money This guitar has excellent sound quality with no issue with the electronics, and it also comes with a carrying case It has a 5 hour battery life, is easy to turn on and off, and lasts a long time. A simple and easy way to change the channel The latency is zero It comes with an onboard boost circuit. The USB connector should be the only one Among the poorest ranges It seems that some dropouts were made when the antenue touched something, she made a muffled sound It has an external antenna and is recommended This product has amazing sound and is a great value for the price. I recommend it for use in the home This is the NUX B- version The pros are It comes in a beautiful box (like your Apple products) The price is excellent, the design is excellent, and the quality is excellent This is nearly identical to the Xvive, though it is designed better Channels are easily changed and are easy to operate There will be no guesswork Interference is not allowed There is no perception of latency*Cons The USB charging port is the only one When playing guitar with the boost circuit activated, there is a high pitched squeal. The following applications are recommended A guitar like this would have been the one to keep if not for an issue with the I'm sorry to hear that Boss WL- unable to make her callback The pros are I'm doing everything The design is superior The fit and finish of the product A switch to turn it on or off or to select a channel is not present. The automatic process is all done. Simply plug it in and unplug it (no guessing required) Combined charging system (both can be charged simultaneously using the same USB cable) The quality of the audio is excellent Latencies of a few milliseconds I had no problems with the guitar electronics regarding the boost circuit. The price is higher than the rest The range is not as good as Xvive, however it is higher than other sellers A box and presentation that are ugly Touching the transmitter results in slightly muffled sound An instruction manual. The following applications are recommended It's all there. The one I have kept is this one.

Elsa Matthews

| May 17, 2021

It was impossible for me to tell the difference between the wireless and the cord with a blindfold on. Noise, dropouts, volume loss, or any other problem is not present in this version. Synchronization took place instantly and it synched up perfectly when I turned the radio on. far, after 2 hours, the receiver has been flawless. I have tried it with a variety of amps, pedalboards and connections, and it works perfectly. It works flawlessly. I use WiFi heavily in my home in a WiFi-intensive area and didn't have any issues from about 60 feet away with a wall between us. The number of my two is two. The front of my house has wireless camera systems that are 4Ghz, so you can pick up the signal when you get close to them (about 50' from the receiver). Once a person is traveling farther, he or she begins to be influenced by numerous factors depending on the environment. If you're planning on doing a small gig or using it exclusively at home, this is a great choice.
Fine and sturdy, but I can hear the buttons rattling when I shake the TX and RX hard. Using it as normal shouldn't be an issue, and if you want, a little shoe goo will work just fine as well. It is claimed that the battery will last 6 hours. As long as it is double the old DWS02 of 2 hours, this should be perfect for the price. If I run into any issues with the battery or if it lasts less than four hours, I will The deal is already done if things go according to plan. In fact, it even works with selectors for amps. No matter where I plugged in the RX, no difference was evident. In terms of TX orientation, there was no difference.

Natasha Powell

| Aug 31, 2020

It came up on my search, and even though I've used other Donner products in the past, I thought they were a good buy. They were worth a try, so I tried them. The impression I received was very positive. Besides my Ibanez Bass, I use it in my Chapman guitar as well. Unlike floppies, they are secure and stay in place. Good sound quality can be heard in the recording. Even though I am not an expert when it comes to the terminology of sound, I always The sound is appealing to me. It was great because I only had to carry my portable ear buds with me and I was able to play guitar everywhere. The kitchen table was even the place where I played. Funny (lol). *If you are on the fence about this type of device, these might interest you. It will be a great experience for you. Fortunately, they come with built-in effects, but I did not use them because I mostly walked around with my earbuds in -- I also liked the sound of them. I posted a few photos of the wood grain. While the plastic is a little thin, it's nice when you see it.

Gloria Bird

| Mar 12, 2021

Several reviews let you know what this can accomplish. My honest impression of everything is what follows. I can't make sense of the instructions at all first off. Illustrations are a blessing, thank goodness. As far as the units are concerned, they Wear and tear are likely to result in the chrome plating wearing I was surprised that it only took 4 hours to charge them. They also came paired, so that made my life easier. Basically, all you need to do is plug and play. In my experience, there were no lags or delays. On the transmitter, you will find a volume slider. I concluded that this must be kept at about 70% to avoid clipping. The superglue will probably do the trick. I like the sound of the clean setting I don't get any coloration in my sound. I think the flanger and tremolo effects sound way off to me, but I haven't tried using them through headphones yet, so I may not find out until I try them. The Bluesy effect is okay, the Metal effect also provides a little delay, which was a pleasant surprise, but the flaw is- Once again - We do not intend to replace the Tube Screamer with these effects. My phone was paired with the receiver, and a backing track played through it successfully. I was amazed at how well it worked. In the end, I hooked up the receiver to my multi-input device This is the input for the effects pedal. The proximity of such electrical components frightened me as I feared that they would interfere with the reception, but in reality I was blown away. Upon reading it, I was immediately convinced of its quality. This type of show can be played by anyone, regardless of their size. I know there are more expensive brands out there, and yes, you might be able to read the instructions (pfft), but I'm telling you--I'm telling you--the instructions are not important. Don't be afraid to take a risk. This is the fourth time that I've purchased something from Donner, and these items continue to all impress me.

Julio Velez

| Aug 11, 2020