🎸 Getaria Wireless Guitar System 2.4G: Rechargeable Transmitter & Receiver for Electric Guitar/Bass Review

What a delight! This is my first wireless device. I'm very skeptical and couldn't believe it would actually work as well as it does now. Now I can't wait to see how well two or more receivers can work together. I'm on board!

A pair of WiFi guitar transceivers work pretty well, sound great and last at least 2 hours on one charge. It's nice not tripping over my cord anymore. One problem I had was that the transmitter box (guitar side) doesn't connect very well to the Telecaster. Because the TV has a recessed jack at the very bottom of the guitar body, the transmitter sometimes falls on the floor. I haven't had this problem with other guitar models and the transmitter stays connected and generally works well. A couple

I've done a lot of research and watched YouTube videos testing these inexpensive wireless guitar systems. Many of them look the same in different companies. In the end I chose the Getaria system. It works fantastic. It connects instantly, the sound is clean and clear as a cable, and I can walk around the house and it stays connected. I couldn't see any delay once I was next to him. I could hear a little at about 30 feet away, but it might have been a hit on a string and not the amp's sound wave

This is a good and affordable solution with the sound quality you expect in this price range. My setup is very close to a wireless router with no gaps, so for those worried about interference this doesn't seem like a huge issue. Audio quality is decent, as is link quality when moving away from the receiver - any normal movement on stage should be fine, although given the massive bandwidth I'd stick to 15ft line of sight to be sure on this very popular frequency, that happens. The device comes…

OK, I'll give them 5 stars because they work damn well for the price. But remember I have a few things that I have experienced. The range is not good. I see one reviewer got 80 feet, I was only able to walk about 40 minutes before losing signal. There is a slight high frequency hiss that is unnoticeable during gameplay. And finally, the battery life for me was only about 3 hours. I chose this one because I've never used wireless before and just wanted to know if the freedom from wireless hassle

Bought to reduce cables and I'm sure everyone who buys it does. After an overnight charge, pairing initially took just three seconds. At first I just connected the transmitter to my Gibson LP and the receiver to my Marshall. It worked great on both channels. But I like playing through the Bad Horsie Contour Pedal. This is where I discovered Getaria's error. Just didn't catch the nuances of the pedal. It's kind of like wah in a way, but it's much more about bending/shaping notes, getting…

I've had it for over a week now and just got to do a little work with it today. I read the instructions and connected them as simply as possible. I plugged the receiver into my amp and walked about 30 feet, and maybe passed out a bit at one point. I'm fine with this because I don't need a distance between me and my amp, just make sure I have a cable. I am by no means a professional musician. I'm playing in a church and our stage is a little crowded so wireless would be a big help even though…

You pocket them. Press the receiver's "Pair" button for three seconds. Then press the transmitter's pairing button for three seconds. and you're done! Don't forget to turn them off when you stop playing. I plugged mine into my computer to charge before I use it. didn't take long. The sound is great. All my guitars sounded like my guitars. I could easily walk around the house and he never hesitated even when I closed the doors behind me. The freedom I have without pulling a cord! Hooray! I can…

Bought for use in the car. I like to practice at work during breaks and at lunch. I'm in the passenger seat and in the driver's seat I have a 10-watt battery-powered amplifier. I wanted to get rid of all the cables as sometimes I carry a small 4 pedal board and plug it onto the console. I already had a wireless training system at home that I bought on Prime Day. So far the thing has worked great. It only took about 5 seconds to plug in the first time I used it and about 3 seconds after that…