NUX B-1 Lite Guitar Wireless System 2.4GHz,Less than 5ms Latency,Anti WiFi Interference,Rechargeable Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver

The amp is great for around the house on electric guitars, but a noisy inductance hum occurs when playing an acoustic guitar with an active preamp. To get the best acoustics, you need the same brand, higher quality and frequency unit.

Virginia HYDE

| Jul 03, 2020

are able to accomplish what they set out to do. You just have to make sure you don't leave them on too long, or else the battery will drain, but that's common sense. I like it!.

Bryce Manning

| Aug 25, 2020

My behavior in this regard has been much more disagreeable for years than it should have been. One suffers from the unfortunate habit of stepping on quarter-inch cables, which results in the cable popping Moving around a lot when playing is a great challenge for me, and I have never mastered the ability not to In the past, this problem has only escalated into a much bigger issue due to the fact that I actually stepped on the cord and pulled the whole guitar off of myself, nearly breaking it in the process. The NUX-D3 comes with a nice wireless transmitter and receiver set that is a great and easy solution to those annoying problems Besides 1 Lite brand, I want to stress that this hand piece can be used with a wide variety of instruments. With my keyboard, I used it, but you need to be aware that you will most likely need a quarter of an inch to 3 inches. This adapter has five adapters. My favorite thing about this system is its versatility with the ability to carry a wide range of bandwidth (I'm not sure if that's the right term) over such a small area. The quarter inch metal end piece has a foldable mechanism that allows you to plug the unit in and then bend the unit back so the end is flush with the guitar body when not in use. Since I had initially tried a cheaper wireless variation of this idea from a different company without success, I believe this to be crucial. As a result, that quarter-inch piece of the device broke off within just about ten minutes after using it because it was not fitted with a foldable bearing mechanism. These receiver and transmitter are constructed well and I am confident they will last a long time. The dual charger cable is included so you can charge both units at the same time. Charging is fast and you are able to play for hours with a full charge. In conclusion, I recommend this wireless system to any serious musician who is seeking a good wireless system.

Rebekah Ortega

| Jan 22, 2021

1 wireless guitar system and I have used it for a recording session and the results are great! After the band begins playing again in warm weather, I plan to use the track live as well. It is also a great thing that the transmitter and receiver are connected so losing one or the other is unlikely if you keep them connected and in the same place. There have been dropouts in signal with my previous wireless units I have used during recording sessions, but not with the NUX B-II I am very satisfied with my 1 Lite and will use them for recording and performing in the future.

Rebecca Crawford

| Jan 25, 2021

The short answer is Both the fact that I can't and the fact that I like the looks of the X) and the packaging is compact and attractive. I especially like how the transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX) are compact and well built. The fact that they clip together makes them very convenient to store! The units stick out less than other units, and they fit every guitar that I tried them on (Strat, Tele, LP, SG, and an Ibanez with angled / recessed side sockets The fit is perfect). It was a quick and easy process to pair devices. Simple controls make it easy to use. The device does not have an LED or LCD screen here (strangely, the cheaper model does). There is an instant increase in noise generated from the wireless element, as there was with the cheaper model I tested. The volume and channel changes do nothing to fix the problem. There is no need to go searching for it. However, unlike the cheaper wireless system I tried, the Nux doesn't affect your fundamental tone as much as the lesser system did. However, it isn't terrible. There is some degradation of the high end and a slight loss of definition / tightness in the low end, but it's not horrific. However it is not as good as with an actual cable (tested against Mogami Gold and also a cheaper coil Nux B- is better, but both have a better sound It is 1 liter). Although playing the Nux was more enjoyable than the wireless system that was super cheap, it was still more challenging. I think the Nux sound nice, and I think it would be excellent for practice, jamming, There will still be slight EQ changes that require you to adjust your pedals and settings. As a whole, I am happier recommending this since it seems more capable and professional than cheaper options, while at the same time still being a good value.

Serenity Holloway

| Sep 19, 2020

The nerve damage in my left arm led me to have surgery on my left arm. I loved playing guitar once, but now I am unable to do so. As a result of my recovery, I didn't have the opportunity to play guitar as much as I would have liked during that time. It was not long ago that I picked up my guitar and played around with it, but then I realized that I don't have a cable to plug it Though they are easy to pick up, I don't like the idea of having them strung across the floor with some kind of 2-foot cord Running around our house is our Yorkie, a year old. I wanted to be able to plug into my amplifier wirelessly and also plug into my audio interface to record directly into my computer, so I picked up this wireless set. In addition to the manual that comes in the set, it comes in a simple box. You really do not need the manual if you are familiar with wireless systems, regardless of the type. It consists of a power switch, channel selector, and charging port. Each channel has an LED above it, which indicates to you which is selected. The unit has 4 channels, and you can switch between them at will. As well as showing the amount of battery left on the device at the beginning, these LEDs show how long the device will be powered up for. Transmitter is connected to guitar (it's the output signal), and receiver is connected to amp or audio interface (the input signal). It has been really great to play again, and I am very impressed with how well the wireless packs work. However, they are not rated a 5 by me, because charging is done using a Micro USB cable. They therefore receive a 4 out of 5. I was worried that we would have an issue connecting to our WiFi and Bluetooth devices because we have so many devices at home. Although I couldn't play my guitar due to the sound dropping out or not being able to connect, I was able to play my guitar with no issues. The use of these has been really nice.

Lucia PEACOCK

| Aug 26, 2020