ZIIDOO 2.4GHZ Wireless Guitar System,Wireless Audio Guitar Transmitter Receiver,Rechargeable 24 Channels Transmitter Receiver for Electric Guitar Bass

ZIIDOO 2.4GHZ Wireless Guitar System,Wireless Audio Guitar Transmitter Receiver,Rechargeable 24 Channels Transmitter Receiver for Electric Guitar Bass

$ 23.99

Score By Feature

Based on 100 ratings

WiFi signal

7.09

Battery life

6.66

Sound quality

6.36

Value for money

5.05

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Product Description

A wireless signal transmitted at 4GHz with low noise, a delay of only 4ms, and a range of about 50 meters with no dead angle interference (no obstacles, no direction restrictions, no dead angles) can be expected.

The 1/4-inch plug can be oriented 180°, and it has six positions. There are two 35mm cameras, and three 3mm cameras. There are two audio source modes in the 5mm, so several devices can be connected. Electric instruments can be plugged in via a 35mm jack in different positions, such as an electric guitar, a keyboard, or a bass. Mobile phones, TVs, and laptops can all be connected using a 5mm jack. Once you connect the receiver to your PA Speaker/ Sound amplifier, the wireless transmission will take your hearing to a whole new level

The device supports 26 sets of devices working at the same time, one-to-one and without interference and a single transmitter can also transmit data to multiple receivers at the same time.

Rechargeable lithium battery built into G3 Guitar Transmitter Receiver, giving up to 8 hours of useful use after fully charging. A set of dual-end USB cables with package that provides good performance to the device you connect

It's easy to use and plug and play the G3 Guitar Transmitter Receiver.

Questions & Answers

I'm not doing it right, what am I The transmitter and receiver will not pair, even after following directions. Their blue blinks are all the same. ?

Do not double-space You will need to click M on both pieces. It doesn't take long for the lights to pair and start blinking faster

Do you know if this works with an acoustic guitar?

Acoustic electric guitars will have a 1/4" input on the body of the guitar, so that means it will need to be acoustic electric

I would like to know how to prevent cross-communication when using multiple pairs of these Do those various pairs of people have a conversation? How would it be to have three guitarists playing onto separate mixer channels?

The 3 sets of speakers should not talk to each other if each pair is paired up independently. In fact, this is really a question best addressed by the manufacturer.

Selected User Reviews For ZIIDOO 2.4GHZ Wireless Guitar System,Wireless Audio Guitar Transmitter Receiver,Rechargeable 24 Channels Transmitter Receiver for Electric Guitar Bass

I did not expect it to be as good as it was

3/5

Please edit These garbage things are a big deal to me, I take anything good I ever said about them. They still work, but the signal quality is horrible because I have obstructions unless they are obstructed completely. Even then they do not perform as well as I would have liked. My only option is to purchase the pricier version by a reputable company or you can try NUX b6- Please note that. These aren't bad for a little over $20, but in my house I have to be within line of sight of the receiver or it starts cutting out and sounds like a cheap Bluetooth This is what I intended to use it for. I intended to hide in the kitchen, route the audio to a PC amp sim, and out my wireless headset so I don't wake my family up.

I may return it, still unsure. So far, I have no idea how long the battery will last. A line of sight would give you a sound quality score of 4/5. In terms of signal, we give them a 3 out of 5. The rating for me is between 3 and 4/5 overall, currently, and I feel it would be better to pay a little bit more for a known brand.

Update However, I am considering returning them because, depending on whatever source I plug them into, I either hear a nice quiet hum or a buzzing, clicking noise. Using two different amps, both produced a 60hz hum, and the fuzz pedal made the hum disappear. Both amps also produced clicking depending on how the fuzz pedal was plugged in. Connected to my mixer, it the sound is much better, however lately there are interference sounds, but not as bad as when connected to a Therefore, they appear to be working quite well and are not compatible with everything, but at $22 I think I would likely buy them again if I needed another set. I keep thinking about As long as I am within line of sight, this set works pretty well as long as I am less than four feet away from it. As it stands, at least I can say the battery life is very good. I was able to use it for six or more hours before charging, but there were no signs it needed to be charged.

Mary Moreno

| Aug 21, 2020

This product does what it says it will do

5/5

An excellent value for the money. The only purpose for buying this was to use it With Rocksmith's USB cable, you don't have to go through lots of cables or wear it out too much. The price for this pair was the best in comparison to the other pairs. A comparative study of features. Furthermore, I was pleasantly surprised by the ease of use of the hinged connector design, which fits more easily over a wide variety of guitar connector locations, especially those with non-standard cable types The connectors must be perpendicular to each other (like It wouldn't be possible if not impossible for that to happen. In this case, any additional delay in the communication will be less noticeable again, for emphasis, if any, will be negligible or not worse than what already exists. To conclude, it should be good enough to keep progressing in Rocksmith, as well as to record a few "casual" sessions on the ax if you are just playing around. Next time I perform in an arena, I probably won't take it. I wouldn't be writing this review if I had been to an arena show, but then again, you wouldn't be Despite its small size, the charging cable is well constructed. If we were to pay double for similar products, I doubt we could get a better deal.

Julie Glover

| Apr 29, 2021

Compared with other devices of a similar nature, Logan's is more advanced

4/5

There is a 5 mm jack in and out, so a quarter inch phono plug is provided If you have auxiliary and you don't have a volume control, then your choice will be either off, low or high. The silence can be achieved by pressing three times. I can see how that would be useful if you were switching This makes it a little harder to get the pop you're used to from how the units behave when powered down. I'm not saying that these units do this, but it's the same For my active bass guitars with higher gain, these work just fine without making the signal seem too sibilant. Sadly, they produce a weak signal when plugged into a passive instrument, and they are going to generate a lot of noise when plugged into a wireless system You wouldn't want to throw compression or distortion on a passive guitar with these so they're definitely for a hotline, but they're good for what they are and you can't beat their.

Monroe Hickman

| Jun 27, 2021

A bit too quiet for practicing alone, but still good for learning

3/5

The one reason I got this was to get rid of the cord when I play It seems like there is a significant volume cut, but you can fix that by turning up the It's not the kind of effect you'd want to use for gigging, but it's fine to use for just having fun.

Raelyn Carlson

| Jan 17, 2021

You're so good at There is no hum or feedback in the sound

5/5

I find it very helpful.

Edgar Marks

| Jul 27, 2020

The wireless technology on this guitar is quite impressive

4/5

It is a technical thing. Even though I have not used it in a real-world setting, it seems to work well. Only issue I have with the adapters is that they are rather chunky.