LEKATO 5.8Ghz Wireless Guitar System 4 Channels Audio Digital Guitar Transmitter Receiver

Usually I am skeptical about purchasing things that have not been reviewed yet, but I do because everything needs a first review. I was especially leery about this as I was concerned about a loss in fidelity.I purchased this for my Fender Stratocaster, as nothing is too good for her. I first noticed that the packaging was very well done, nice box and instructions were clear and easy to understand. Second I took notice of the quality of the dual headed charger cable and Transmitter & Receiver. Quality on both are really good and I have no concerns what-so-ever. All three are sturdy and well built with what seems to be very good materials.I charged both units before using and they were charged in about an hour. I then inserted into my Strat, then to my Amp. Turned both on, they were paired already so nothing to do there (although it is simple enough to pair both to each other).- NO HISS or other interference noise to be had.- NO LAG, none, nadda, zilch!!!- NO LOSS OF FIDELITY what-so-everI changed volumes on both input and output ends, played with tones, rotated the units and never once was there a hiccup or noise. I walked around the house and NO LAG, not even the slightest.As a final test, I plugged it into my small rechargeable Blue-Tooth amp and did the same with the bluetooth actively connected to my device, played with the input volumes as well as outputs and absolutely no problems.If you purchase this, you will not be disappointed. Although I don't have a comparison, I can still say that this is a very good product, does exactly what it says without fault. And the price is slightly lower than others at its price point.Again, I was skeptical about this generally for a device like this for so cheap, but it performs, and performs big.Don't hesitate, buy this unit and you will not be disappointed.

Love these units. This my second set. They are made of sturdy plastic and a strong hinge to allow folding of the 1/4 inch connector, The tone for acoustic guitars is true and the range is as stated in the description. These units are designed well with a pad on the back to protect your guitar. They also work to send the guitar signal from a pedal board to amp or mixer allowing for decreased wire management issue. They fit nicely into my transport case and sound great. They allow for multiple channels so more than one set can be used at once.

First off I've been playing professionally for over 30 years so please know I've been through lots of gear. I do play solo acoustic 5-6 times a month and these little wireless things have been great for every gig. I'm not running around during my gig, but it 'freeing' with no wire. It allows me to walk around a bit to judge the volume. It allows for a cleaner look with less wires. Because I mainly am in one area, they work great. No issues as of yet. I've been using them for about two months. I've used them live with my electric rig on a small club stage. Also worked great. For the money, and convenience for small gigs, totally worth it.

I used them in a live stage situation and also practicing at home. They work great. I don't know what the range might be but up to 30 feet was no problem at all. If you un-mate them by playing around with them while waiting to go on stage, the fix is quick and easy, but you will probably need to have the directions handy.Word to the wise: it happened to me and I went into a panic when they no longer worked while I was standing on stage and preparing to use them. In my need to be ready right now, I just grabbed a cord and played wired for that set.Afterwards, I read the directions and re-mated them in about 2 minutes. And they have not un-mated again because I no longer "play" with them while waiting to go on stage.

He doesn't have much money right now due to COVID issues, and does spend time playing his electric guitar as a way of calming/soothing himself during these trying times. I have seen him tethered to his amp and told him I had a pair of wireless transmitter/receivers that would let him move around more freely when playing. I felt good about giving him mine...but that meant I didn't have a pair! I had a bit more money than my son so I looked through all the ones here on Amazon and decided to try this set. I chose them because my last pair is the lower MHz and I am thinking they may get some interference with a lot of the "smart" things I have in my house (mostly bulbs and plugs) that run on the 2.4G internet connection instead of the 5G network. I may be wrong about that - I'm just thinking anything running on a "2+" band may be "clogging up" that band, so if I have 5.8 receiver/transmitter they may suffer less from bandwidth noise. These are much easier to use than my other pair - charged them up, plugged them both in, receiver on my Roland Mobile Cube amp, the transmitter on my Roland Lucina keytar turned them both on and like my son, I can walk around playing my keytar without a cable getting in the way. The set I gave my son, the lights were quite tiny and for me, hard to see, plus they were along the side. These, the lights are right there on the top, the on button is on the side so they are not in the same place. I think that is a plus, to tell the truth. When the COVID vaccine has been given to enough folks, I plan on going out busking again with my Lucina and it does help for me to be cable-free with this wonderful receiver/transmitter set!