Wireless Guitar System 2.4 GHz with 6 Channels Rechargeable Audio Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver for Guitar Bass Electric Instruments

There's not much to say that isn't listed in the description, as these are as simple as they say they are.Works just fine going from my Vox SDC-1 Mini into my Positive Grid Spark GO. Uses proper USB-C (as all modern small electronics should), and the carrying case is a nice touch.Have had no distance, battery, or transmission issues. Honestly, they're better than plenty of other affordable options!

Plug and play, works great. Using it on a small amp in the house on an acoustic guitar. Sounds great, no hum or buzzing sound

Can't believe I did not know about wireless connectors! There are many on Amazon, but didnt need the higher megahertz ones for my needs. These were reasonably priced, include a carrying case, power cord, picks, and a power indicator which is nice. Set up is simple - you just charge them with the included dual power usb-c cord and they pair automatically. Sound quality/latency: to my unprofessional ear, they do what I need them to do without cords. I have a couple of electric-acoustic guitars and some small practice amps. I really like not having to worry about tripping on cords. I think the sound is accurate and I did not hear any latency. Performance: I don't think the power bluetooth has lasted as long as advertised. I used these for playing several times over three days and would average it as more like 4-5 hours at a time - and that's with turning the units off and back on. That being said, I gifted them to a friend who had ones that were old (seven years) and didn't last as long and lacked power indicators and then bought myself another set from Amazon!

From the brief testing I've given these thus far, they perform as I'd hoped. They came with a partial charge, so I fully charged them before taking them for a spin. They paired easily and did their job with no noteworthy latency at 25 feet. I tried them with and without pedals, both without issue. The major housing appears to be plastic, so they are lightweight. Time will tell how well they hold up and how long the batteries actually last. (I never expect batteries to last as long as the manufacturer promises.) But I like the design, range of motion, battery level indicator light, and carrying case.

I'm the IT Director for a school in Houston, and I plan to use this to give me some flexibility when students want to play instruments for school-wide celebrations. I will update this review over time as I use them more extensively, but so far they're exactly what I need.Pros:They came with a nice carrying case so that I can keep the transmitter, receiver, and charging cable together easily.They paired together easily and have a stable connection.The 1/4" mono plug rotates so it is easy to plug into instruments at different angles.The charging cable is a single breakout USB-A to USB-C cable, so I can charge both the transmitter and receiver simultaneously with one cable.I tested this with the transmitter plugged into the headphones port of a keyboard on our stage and the receiver plugged into my mixer. The sound was great and it worked exactly as intended hassle-free.The manual states that it can handle 6 different connections without interference, or it can be used to transmit the signal from one transmitter to 6 different receivers. I haven't tested that functionality, because I only have the one pair, but I like the option for flexibility. I will update if I end up ordering more and use it in either of those ways.Cons:None that I have observed yet. I will update the review if I notice any issues.

Very nice and easy to use. Work great!

Purchased these to eliminate the cord from acoustic guitar to amp. There was a low hum the entire time I used them, but I found out these were not the problem. The pickup in the guitar was over 25 years old and not compatible. I purchased a new pickup, installed it and these now work perfectly. Very happy with my purchase.