Wireless Guitar System – Superior Guitar Transmitter Receiver with 2.4G Wireless Technology, Enhancing Your Musical Performance with No Cables Needed

I've just been using these around the house, but they have been perfect. I was rather worried that there might be a delay, but after some testing I haven't noticed any. Also haven't had any issues with interference, from wifi, mobile phone, or anything else.Pretty much has been exactly what you would want. Just charge them up periodically, plug them in and then make some noise on your guitar :)

Negative aspects first.It feels delicate, if you're giging you may need a more durable one.Also be cautious putting the instrument down, as you might with a cable, as the item is more bulky and feels more delicate. If you hang the instrument it should be fine but i put mine on a floor guitar holder and this device needs to be removed for me to place it.Positive now.Once I read the instructions and had the receiver in the amplifier it works very well.I had success playing the guitar with my back to the receiver and still got clear sound. I also had success leaving the room with the transmitter and there was no loss in sound.Honestly there's no difference between a cable and this as far as sound goes. It's instant. I forgot it was wireless.Cable free means less trip hazards.Good battery life. I enjoy playing the guitar and have been using it for several days now and it hasn't gone on low battery indicator yet.Very impressed and also very grateful that I was given an opportunity to sample such a cool piece of equipment.For the sake of music!

The media could not be loaded. Wireless guitar set up. Only used it in the same recording room together, but boasts super penetrating power which I personally don't need it for. Simple set up, pairing button and on/off sliding switch.I love the fact it is rechargeable and comes with a USB-C charging cable instead of batteries.The downside is the manufacturing for me. The casing is cheap plastic and the jacks aren't the best and the USB port connections are horrible.I'll personally use them to get reference tracks down when writing new material at others places, although they have a good sampling range for professional stems. Not for on the road professional use though IMO.The cheap brittle casings alone wouldn't withstand the usual knocks I fear.

It is impressive that for just £40 you can get proper wireless guitar system. I remember back in days when you couldn’t afford it unless you were in music industry. This product delivers amazing opportunity for more guitarist to enjoy cable free jamming really at close to no cost.Package contains 2 units for both transmitting and receiving signal. Both units have built in rechargeable battery so it is super convenient to just plug them in and charge. Thanks to that you have around 5-6h battery charge and use which is enough for play and jamming. Pairing takes couple of seconds and units are ready to go. Huge benefit, no cable dangling around and you are no limited to it so you can have amplifier wherever you want as long it is no further than 50 meters. In my case in my room, I was 10 meters at most away from amplifier and there was no issue. Since unit has joint it can be swivel to get it out of your way.My setup is rather basic with Marshall amplifier and Epiphone guitar so I couldn’t hear a single note different in sound. Everything was clear or at least how I get used to. With better quality amplifier or guitar, you might hear difference but no for me. Superb product from M-VAVE especially at this price point.

Positive: No apparent latency and frequency range is decent.Negative: I found that they introduce a high level of white noise and interference making them useless for recording.Summary: If you just want to jam cable free they are fine, but the hiss will get to you and render them useless for recording.

Excellent quality product, this is great for connecting the guitar to the amp wirelessly. Work well.

Gave this to our daughter to test, and she was quite happy with the way they performed in a home setting, just sitting across from the amplifier but without having to have a trailing cable. She's less sure about using it in a gigging environment, given the problems of interference, or just occasional drop-outs, but for practice they are useful to have. As others have noted, they are a little 'plasticky' in feel, but otherwise are easy to connect and work well.

Seems to work just as one would hope. Well over 6+ hrs of battery life per charge cycle. Curiously, there seemed to be brief interference with the household wireless network when I first connected it. Nearby devices could no longer see our hub for a couple minutes but that hasn't happened since. Sometimes have to switch both ends off and on again a couple of times to get them paired properly when hooking up, but always gets there soon enough. Otherwise, immensely liberating. I can wander around the house, from room to room, make tea, etc. still plucking away. Another bit of wire got rid of, excellent.