SWIFF High-Grade Electronic Guitar Wireless System Rechargeable Guitar Transmitter Receiver Support Multi Channels and 5.5 Hours Long Battery Life for all Electric Musical Instruments

Surfaces that are smooth, shiny, and black, sculpted without sharp edges. I love the way it feels in the hand as well as the way Bats flying through the air- That wing "S" logo is awesome, and the specs are great as well. You won't notice any lag time at all thanks to a fast response time of 2/1000 second. I have no complaints about the frequency response or fidelity of my bass guitar over its entire range. I can use the batteries for longer than I can play and they also have a 4-hour rechargeable battery You will receive a clear indication when the battery needs to be charged through the LED indicator. you found any of this helpful, kindly click to let me know. Thanks a lot!.

Gordon Mitchell

| Nov 08, 2020

Despite its poor sound quality, it is a very good recording. When changing channels is necessary, it is very easy. A full 3 hour gig wouldn't be a problem with the battery life - at least for two rehearsals Since I use it for several 4 hour shows (I turn off the transmitter and receiver during breaks), I've gotten some use out of it. Battery life is indeed as advertised, but every once in a while, maybe every two gigs, there may be a brief cut-out of about 250ms. The system will also do that with a $200 or higher price tag, I can assure you. In addition to wearing a wireless monitor, the two systems do not collide or interfere with one another. It is a good thing those things work. The idea of stepping on one makes me incredibly uncomfortable. In addition, I am not as clumsy as most people. Back on the trail, I've gathered a few things I have been carrying a cat-5 cable to every rehearsal and gig for the last 9 months and have yet to make use of.

Eugene Colling

| Apr 29, 2021

I am very satisfied with the sound quality. A wired setup is not significantly different from a wireless setup with regards to tone and timbre. It also has a very long battery life. I have been very satisfied with its performance so far and it has not disappointed me There's no need to take it off for the whole night. The wireless signal in the receiver sometimes drops a split second when you are more than 30 feet from it. I gave it a four for that reason. This system has been taking the heat well, as I haven't experienced any interference so far even when everyone else runs their wireless systems. Overall I gave the product a three because I don't like how bulky it is and it sometimes gets in the way when I use a Les Paul It's also annoying to see the green LED on the transmitter when it's on, and you'd look like an amateur on stage if it was. A piece of black electrical tape was applied over it. You may want to consider it if you're not bothered by its weight and Here's a quick summary of the last 10 months Based on performance, I have added another star. I have been working on it for ten months and it is The fact that it does not produce any noise even at high gain levels on my pedals is also good to me.

Solomon Khan

| Sep 01, 2020

It works well and is a nice service. The company's nbsp It helps me a great deal when I practice at home using the SWIFF wireless system that I bought for my guitar. I like the way this wireless system works and how easy it is The sound quality and tone of my playing are transmitted in their natural form, without delay or loss during transmission. I have not yet experienced any problems with the tone of my voice. It also has a pretty good battery life, about 5 hours according to the manufacturer. I asked a few technical questions to the seller before signing up for the transaction. The seller provided me with a fast reply. My experience with the system has been very positive. The quality of this system is excellent, if you don't want to spend a lot of money on a wireless system for your guitar, this is the perfect solution! As well as using it on a guitar, it can be used on a bass guitar.

Della Boone

| Apr 02, 2021

Still, you could give it a try. The first thing I want to say is My sample was returned after I tested them for about half an hour A few minutes. It was well packaged, there was a nice look to it. After charging the batteries and plugging them in according to the instructions, I found they did not work A big boom was heard. Playing wirelessly through my amp was what I was doing. It is amazing how much freedom you have. That being said, I didn't like what I heard. A lot of sound dropped out, and my sound changed as well. Find out more in the following paragraphs. It was my first time trying with an electric guitar that had actively operating EMGs. My ears kept hearing the sound drop out for a beat several times That might not be bad depending what you're playing, but I was using them to play metal, so when I had a good rhythm going and something skipped out, I noticed it. A random process occurred, not a constant one. Was it almost impossible for it to keep up with muted picking on fast speeds? I then tried a guitar with passive pickups. I did not notice any skips like I did with those with active pickups however, it could be a mere fluke. I went to the EMG again My attention was drawn to a guitar equipped with a pickup again, so maybe it's just a coincidence. I had several problems, but the main one was My guitar was the same regardless of which one I played Three-fourths of the way is good In a sense, it was like a "noise gate". There was a threshold below which I could touch strings, but it wouldn't register below that. A lot (most?) of the natural sound was lost. My fingers touching my strings indicate that I want to hear the music. It's possible to get sounds so close to natural that I barely touch the strings with a cable, but I find that I most often need to use a cable for that purpose. There was a piece of that I lost with these, and it was particularly This is how it felt to me - I don't know the exact words but this is how it felt At the instrument level, there should be a noise gate The sustain line in your effect chain wasn't affected like a noise gate in the effect chain, but rather the attack line.

Also, I felt there was some artificial sound in the EMGs claim to do it on their own, but I didn't feel like it mattered what kind of guitar I had, it felt like it was compressed a bit. at the time, I had already experienced both of those other issues, so at that point I was being too critical, and instead of being reasonable, I was more harsh. I'll sum it up this way I took a chance on these since they were on sale for a decent price. Secondly, they did work, and they were easy to use and well designed, so you should take a look at them, just make sure to check them out before the return window closes. I don't know if I got a damaged pair or what, but I didn't get charged for return shipping and UPS was even able to pick it up. That way, you can't lose and it might even work out for the better. There are a lot of features I like, and it is very easy to In any case, I have also experienced the older, bulkier wireless systems and this is by no means comparable to them, in terms of sound quality. The wisest.

Maya Rivera

| Jan 27, 2021