🎸 Black Getaria 2.4GHZ Wireless Guitar System with Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery - Digital Transmitter Receiver for Electric Guitar Bass Review

They worked fine on my Chinese Strat Standard. I didn't hear any lag or noise. The range also seemed good. I walked through 3 rooms with walls in between (probably 40ft) without losing reception. I only play at home so they would be perfect for my needs other than my other guitars. I mainly play two Ibanez (S and SA series) and the transmitter will not fit into the swiveling "hinge" connector on the guitar face before the connector is fully seated. I've attached a photo to better understand the

I bought this item because of the very good reviews. I suppose the worst that could happen is that I can return it if I have to. Plugs in, connects fast, charges great, sounds great, minimal latency and great sound. I'm impressed as a guitarist with 20 years of experience. I never thought I would have the freedom to walk across the room without stepping on a cord. That day came. Think about it, everything else in your world is probably wireless from your phone to your tablet but not your…

This commodity is like cheap children's toys. Don't believe all the positive reviews, don't waste your money. Warning, the on/off buttons on both devices fell off after 3 uses. The battery life is a joke. Lasts less than an hour. In practice, this will never last in a live performance on stage. But the cheapness of the plastic and the way BOTH power buttons fell off made both devices a failed product. This only applies to normal use, not to rough use. These products are like cheap children's…

I was expecting latency, limited range, bad sound and bad battery life; I was expecting the "you get what you pay for" axiom to be reinforced. I'm happy to say I was wrong on every count! I bought this on a flyer after a friend and bandmate took the plunge and I honestly wasn't expecting much. I've been performing with it for a few weeks now and couldn't be happier. It connects quickly, has a long range, and doesn't detect latency. Based on user feedback, I expected the battery to last around…

The item arrived on time and in very sturdy packaging. I unboxed it and plugged it into the charger with the dual charging cable that came with it and within hours it was all charged. I put them in my guitar case and went out for a two hour gig. When I got there I connected the transmitter to the guitar and the receiver to the circuit board and powered both on. Within a few seconds they were connected without my intervention. I was a little skeptical after reading some of the reviews but lo and

Was happy with the product when it arrived. It worked exactly as promised. I haven't used it often. When I last tried to use it a few days ago, the on/off button on the receiver didn't work. Like there's a bad connection. After turning it on and off a few times, it turned on intermittently, but all I got was a very loud noise, similar to feedback, or what you'd hear if you plugged an open guitar chord into an amp would. I've tried it on a few different guitars and amps with the same result…

I tried this product for fun at first and didn't expect anything special. Now I'm really amazed at how well they work for such a low price. I'm not sure I'll be throwing dice and using them on stage anytime soon, but for group rehearsals and home rehearsals and maybe even recording, they're superior to 25ft cable. I will also note, as others have, that they are a bit touchy and I highly doubt they will stand up to even minor abuse. The overall design works great, but the plastic body can be…

I've been a musician for almost 20 years and have used a lot of equipment during that time and let me tell you that wireless systems have always scared me. When they work, they work great. When they stop working during a set - and this has happened to me more than once - it's at least inconvenient and at most - a disaster. I always keep the cable ready and ready to use at any time. However, I thought that $40 for a wireless system was worth the risk. I'm telling you, this little device is worth