Upgrade Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver - Digital Wireless Guitar System with Protected Silicone Back - Acoustic Bass Guitar Accessories - Rechargeable Audio Wireless System by Westshell Review

I like the UHF connectivity although I haven't tested it much. The problem was that it produced a hiss on every note. The background noise was the same as any cable or other wireless connection. But when playing guitar, every note or chord was accompanied by an increased hiss - a hiss - that I can't hear with any other wireless device I've used (Amoon, Koogo, Line 6). sound is ok. But adding SHHHHHHHHHH after each note is wrong. going back.

Well this product performs very well for its price. I paid about $65 and got what I paid for. It's easy to use etc. but makes static noise every time you go from playing softly like it has a noise gate that creates the sound and then muffles it. From time to time it just breaks and makes it more static. Even if you're just playing with friends, it can be unacceptably destructive. Do you plan to play live? Then don't even think about it! I replaced it with a $150 product that sounds perfectly…

We use 4 of these radio transmitters for wireless transmission of passive guitar, active guitar amplifier, keyboard and bass. They all worked perfectly. We don't have a cross connection between the tools. There is a mode where multiple devices can transmit to one receiver, but we chose to separate the channels so we can control the volume separately from the deck. We've tested the transmitter's range up to 60 feet and have had no dropouts. The 1/4" jack connector is hinged to both the…