Review on 🎸 LEKATO 2.4GHz Wireless Guitar System with 6 Channels, Stereo/Mono 1/4” & 1/8” 2 in 1 Plugs, Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery - Ideal for Audio Electric Guitar Bass by Prince Burr

If you are looking for a stereo station this is not it. The seller falsely claims his stereo. Stereo means two channels, left and right. The only stereo in this unit is the input jack as it has a tip, ring and shield, TRS, not a mono jack which is just a tip and shield, TS. For stereo jacks, the tip is associated with the left audio channel and the ring portion of the plug in the middle is associated with the right audio channel. I tested each input on the device using a stereo splitter cable. The tip of the device is the main audio input for the device and works great with a monophonic regular guitar signal. The ring input feeds the signal back into the left or top channel when signaled, but at a reduced volume. Therefore, a signal injected into the ring or right channel exits through the left and right channels at the receiver end, but at about half the volume. So your stereo signal at the receiver end is already mixed at the transmitter end and is now combined into an unequal mono mix. The stereo separation is lost. My guess is that internally it still uses the same single channel chip used in all other mono, TS, guitar transmitters and the designers just changed the jack to a stereo version and internally connected a second ring input. for the same peak effort. This is outright dishonesty with false claims and fraud. Although it works great as a mono transmitter, please do not buy this brand, Lekato, to send them a message. Incidentally, I've seen people ask the same stereo question and answer with lies or irrelevant gibberish, including from another popular brand, Donner, which has a similar product.