LEKATO Wireless Guitar System 5.8 Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver Rechargeable Audio Wireless Transmitter Receiver 4 Channels Transmission Range for Electric Guitar Bass (Grain)

Easy setup to pair transmitter to receiver (Instructions said it should just work but had info to solve if not) and it works great! No loss in audio levels or tone like another model I tried and no perceivable lag. Im just a home player but was able to walk across the house and not drop sound. I love the power switch being on the side of the unit so no turning over to locate to turn on and off and the pivot on each unit is nice and firm so it holds its folded position and wont flop around. Time will tell on battery life but I like the charging process of the light turning off when fully charged. Well thought out units.

I've been using this system for 2 months with NO issues! I use it in our worship team. The battery life has had no problems. I have had no problems with interference or drop out. No latency issues either.I have it on and off from 7am - 1pm. We have and rehearsal and 2 services. I turn it off in between rehearsal and services. Our worship sets often go over 1 hour. I have recently retired my Lekato system to my studio. One of the other guitarists want to go wireless too. So I bought the Xvive system. It has 4 channels, so there should be no interference issues. Back to the Lekato. Would I recommend it? Absolutely! If you are on a budget, or just wanna try out a wireless system, this is the one to go with.

So far, working great. Sound is excellent with no drop outs or noise. No interference yet either. Have used twice now in church environment with many other wireless microphones and other instrument wireless connections, including wireless connection to church sound system from our EAE amp & mixer. These are so simple - basically on-off operation. Everything else is automagic. Easily handle the continuous 2 hour use for mass. Keep in mind that the sound quality is perfect in a church environment and no studio environments have been tested. Time will tell but so far perfect. One note - the charging ports are the older micro-USB but supplied dual charging cable works great.

Searched for awhile for best reviews on many different brands of wireless systems. Found out if you dig deep enough they all have flaws no matter the price so I figured Id get this one based off of mainly positive reviews and this system is highly rated on more than one Search engine......that said..... Had a problem right out of the box . Tried it on my bass first and the recessed input jack on my Ibanez SG it too deep for the 1/4 jack of the Lekato transmitter. The body of the transmitter is too fat for the jack to go in all the way . Works good enough if your careful but that wouldn't cut it on stage. No such problems with my electric guitars even my V with a recessed input connects fine. Tried out with all my guitars and amps and everything worked and sounded great!!! Until........first time I took it over to practice where I plug -in 2 additional cabinets totalling 6 extra speakers..... the tone was quite a bit higher than with a cord which I had to switch to immediately. But after a few practices I was able to tweak in my sound to much closer to what I've been used to corded. Have played out with them a half dozen times since and they work great anywhere....I would give 5 stars but there's the issue with the fit on my bass and Franky the plastic body on these seem a bit cheap. Feel like one drop on the wrong surface and they'll shatter easily. ........ in conclusion I'm very happy with the purchase but do still wonder if these things will work as good for every other guitar player given that I DO NOT use any pedals or boards only run through a sonic maximizer . I know it's a totally different ball game with wireless transmitters once you incorporate pedals and what not so if that's you good luck.....for everyone else...yes buy these!!........UPDATE!!! i found that when using a wah pedal i actually get better sounding effects when using the wireless transmitter as the link between the amp and pedal than i have ever gotten out of a wah pedal corded !!! thats great considering my wah has been collecting dust for years

I love this wireless system. Easy to use and set up. Works flawlessly with no tone loss. Very liberating. Price wise it’s a way better value than anything you can buy at Guitar Center

I've had these for TWO YEARS and they still work fine. No issues whatsoever. Not the cheapest , but reasonably priced for a durable ( with care) simple system. stop shopping. these are fine. works well on active instruments too.

These are great, battery power lasts for multiple gigs. If you have issues recharging after a year, turn the device on and off again while charging and that seemed to fix the issue for me. Also use the chord that comes with the device. But this thing rocks, I ran around a big venue and did not lose signal

They work great for home use. The sound is clear and no loss through my small seven pedal board.

Je ne peux pas évaluer ce produit car, hélas, il ne fonctionne pas . Le vendeur me propose de me rembourser mais je ne comprends pas ce qu'il me demande pour le faire.

El problema sucedio al descargarse por completo el transmisor y al cargar , el foco rojo duro toda la noche y al desconectar sigue sin cargar .... y se apaga ... mal producto ....

Amazing, my husband is very impressed with this wireless guitar transmitter. Works perfectly with crisp clear sound with no delay. He is no longer limited by cables, which makes him very happy.

Just go for it. It connects quickly. No latency. No loss of quality. I used it for my bass guitar and I can roam freely upto 20m or more without loss of signal. Also battery lasts long. Can play two shows with one full charge. Awesome wireless system

Bin absolut begeistert von diesem Wireless Duo gute Übertragung problemfreier Anschluss topp Verarbeitung und Design sowie preiswert über USB aufladbare Accus deshalb sehr empfehlenswert ist Made in China!