Wireless Guitar Transmission System Rechargeable 15 Channels Upgrated Audio Transmitter Receiver for Electric Guitar Bass Keyboard with Stereo Jack Cable Adapter

The ones I have now have been sitting there for about a week. Batteries last for an average amount of time, but not very long. Would you mind telling me how it sounds? The situation varies. When you take them out of the box and connect them straight away, they will work, but tone and volume will be lost due to an inefficient You can adjust the volume for both the receiver and the transmitter. Can you explain? It may sound great in theory, but in reality, it is a dumb idea. When you start the system, both units default to a volume This is a stupid thing to do because if you don't adjust the volume of both units to the maximum of 8 every single time, you won't even get close to the maximum volume or tone. The volume should be pre-set on both so that no intervention is necessary to get the correct volume levels. It is being returned since there are no volume controls on the system.

Evelyn Knox

| Nov 05, 2020

The package arrived two days earlier than expected. I have never had a problem with these things! After charging them up and plugging them in, I turned them on and they worked! Immediately connect to the Internet using wireless technology. My experience has not been impacted by any of the sound/volume issues that other reviews have mentioned. As of now, none of my existing gear (guitar, amp, cable) is what you would deem to be professional or of high quality, but it works for me, and this is an excellent There is a slight drop in signal on stage or in my practice room if I turn myself in a way that puts my body directly between the amp and my guitar, but I can avoid this sort of thing much more easily than dealing with a physical cable. My place is equipped with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, both of which are heavily used. That means the UHF signal does not interfere with those. In addition to the excellent battery life, it has good sound quality. A full charge lasts for many minutes, which makes it possible to practice for quite a long time. The cord I keep in my guitar bag is rolled up, just in case, but I haven't needed to pull it out.

Octavia Solis

| Jun 21, 2021

Initially, I bought two pairs of these and thought they were great, no interference, no drop outs. After I heard my tone for awhile, I realized it was very muddy. As soon as I switched to the wire, it was as if I were in a different world- Once again, there was a feeling of clarity. Then I put it up against my Shure and then with my AKG- Wasn't going to make it- Since the photos are much higher quality, the clarity is not as good as it should be. Those are the numbers I will keep on hand in case of an emergency. There was no difference in the volume or frequencies after adjusting them, so I did all the testing after fully charging it.

Khaleesi Burns

| Jul 23, 2021

It may not have been much to expect, but it was better than I expected. The problem is that if you turn this up past halfway on a clean channel, you will get a dirty signal as opposed to a boost (the distortion occurs when it should be a clean signal). In any case, this wireless device does what it says there is no way to determine whether these channels are on it's own frequency, or whether or not there are more than five. It is important to me to be able to practice without having to pull the cord out. That's all I will use them for. When I tried them in the band room, they were dropping out because my bandmate had an XVive. They are connected to a WiFi 2 which tells me they are on the internet. It operates at a frequency of 4Ghz. The thought of them on a live stage would make me sick to my stomach. So I purchased the Shure GLXD16 system. I am going to try it as soon as possible.

Kensley Sexton

| Apr 28, 2021

The other 3 wireless adapters that I have tried operate in the same range. A 4GHz and a 5GHz are available. I have encountered problems with 0Ghz ranges in my studio because of the number of computers and wireless connections there are. I received a recommendation that I may be able to get a pair of UHF headphones from another player and was directed I'm gonna BOOM! I have solved the problem. With low latency, instant connection, transparent (sheerness) sound, and a 5-hour battery life. Look no further for a reasonably priced wireless setup if you're looking for one.

Otto Roach

| Sep 07, 2020

They are awesome. I have tested them across a number of guitar/amp setups, and they perform well with actives (EMG outputs and Fishman outputs). There is an output setting in the actives that works well you adjust it down and the punch doesn't suffer. Although I cannot tell the difference between premium and cheap cables, it seems to be more clear.

Iris DAVISON

| Feb 24, 2021

I would rate this as As if it were possible, I'd give it 5 stars. It links up easily, sounds clear, and there is no latency, as far as I can tell. Be careful of interfering with the wireless network You can also use Wi-Fi or whatever else you want. The battery life is pretty good, and the charger is pretty fast. One of the things I do not like about these transmitters is that their amplifiers produce an uncomfortably loud squeal when the volume is adjusted. I think what we're getting is a pretty good wireless system. If the amp is off, just be sure to set the volume on both the transmitter and receiver. For mine, "2" out of 10 is good enough. graded the sheerness, but have no idea what.

Ian Lee

| Dec 27, 2020

It is multichannel and has three buttons. I was blown away by the quality of the amp connector. A great product with great sound quality, easy to use, and the battery lasts more than an hour without the need to recharge, so that's a huge plus. Charges the wired battery with the included You can plug the charger into any USB device to charge it. It's been over a month since I got the Transmitter Receiver, and I use it almost every week when I'm playing in my church praise band. I love that it doesn't have a wire that I could This is a highly recommended book.

Zain Lindsay

| Aug 17, 2020