Getaria 5.8Hz Guitar Wireless System Anti-Interference Instrument 4Channels Wireless Transmitter Receiver Digital Audio Cordless System Bass For Electric Guitars Bass

Most of these units work on 2.4ghz so when you go to a venue (I play in a busy wedding band) there is always interference.Interference = stressI hate stress so I’m delighted that these units work at every venue I’ve played so far (over 50 gigs and counting).Distance and sound quality have been great so far, no complaints.They units themselves feel a little plasticy but for the price I’d expect that.One more thing, I play a tele and a les Paul where the jack is on the underside of the guitar. These might not work or look weird if you play a strat for exampleAll in all, delighted with these units

These units are great all-round. No audible latency, no interference when gigging in various pubs, clubs and bars etc. Battery life good for a solid 4-5 hours at a time. Good purchase.

I've had this for a couple of weeks. Works fine, charged once and battery life was very good, now charged for second time so will see how the battery lasts after this charge. This is why I have only given 4 stars above as its early days but so far so good.

Pairs instantly. No noticeable latency and works perfectly when connected to either my my Line6 Amplifi TT which I use for noodling in the living room or my Boss Katana 100 mk2.No loss of quality tonally either.A little on the large side but that's not really an issue.Wish I'd bought one of these earlier!Can't comment on battery longevity as I've only had it a day.Cost me £51 with next day delivery so in my view it was well worth it.

Unfortunately, like many curious shoppers, I thought I'd take a punt on this cheap bit of kit but it lasted less than 1 charge cycle! Probably 6 hours of use before the transmitter just stopped working/charging altogether rendering the product useless.Annoyingly, this is just after the 1 month return window from Amazon too! Wouldn't trust this on stage with me in a million years! I used to use a much better kit called stageclix which lasted me about 1000 gigs before it finally packed in.The old 'you get what you pay for' is appropriate in this case and I wish I'd spent a little more on a kit that will last longer and be reliable as buying cheap can end up being more expensive!

Good wireless connection with no interference, but the body is flimsy (I had to tape mine up when the casing broke) and after 2 years's use the battery now loses its charge in under 2 hours

I got my unit today and I’m pleased so far! Good solution for those who want to go wireless on a budget.The devices are lightweight and they worked out of the box. The packaging is good and secure. Thumbs up for the included carrying pouch!I am going to test the system for a few weeks and see how it goes. Have already tried it with my bass and electric guitar — despite the hot output of the pickups I had no distortion issues and that’s great 👍🏻

Nice to be able to choose one of 4 frequencies. Works well at home using acoustic and electric guitar. Range is good in any room, even inside the garage 40 feet away. Due to lockdown I've not had an opportunity to try them out at a live venue. Colour coding is useful, silver goes on the amp, so no fussing with reading labels in order to plug the correct unit into amp/guitar .