For the money, it's a pretty solid value, I would really only recommend for practice and not live play

Very good battery like and selectable channels make this a very good value

It only drops a couple notes at a time but that's enough to mess up a

No latency in the sound and the quality is as good as if I hardwired it in.

I think value for the money is good, especially compared to what was on the market just 5 years ago.

The range is less than advertised, and the sound quality degrades as the battery runs down

but they work great and have a great range, no more cables!

Range was limited and a bit of lag time from string to amp

The range is really good and the latency is undetectable.

It only drops a couple notes at a time but that's enough to mess up a

So far this product is working almost as well as advertised

It only drops a couple notes at a time but that's enough to mess up a

So far these actually work as advertised, good range and sound quality is excellent

These might just be frequencies that aren't normally picked up, or perhaps the sound quality is not as good as advertised.

n’t had any issues and the devices are very responsive, no input delay at all.

good price for qualityI wouldn't recommend this product for stage purposes, but it's very good and useful for practicing in home/studio, thou you need to recharge them after use.

This wireless system for my bass is perfect, great price, and super functional.

My only issue is the short charging cable and its plastic but for the price, no problem and the

Overall, this wireless system has performed above my own personal expectations and I highly recommend as they are easily worth the cheap price.

For the price it's hard to beat and works very well for what it is.

I always had it in my mind that a good set of transmitters would be expensive, so I never bothered

I liked the first set so much I bought this second set.

One set seems to have lost connection quality, contacted Amazon and they sent a 2nd set right away

The set-up of these are so easy even a computer novice like me could set it up

Bought a second set for my Father in Law for Christmas and he loves them too.

The sound quality is very good both with guitar and bass.

I was blown away with how well this worked, and the quality of sound produced.

Do not buy.. unless you want dropped signal and poor sound quality.

When I wanted to buy this transmitter and receiver I was afraid that the sound quality will be worse than with a cord

No latency in the sound and the quality is as good as if I hardwired it in.

I have the GWS-8 model and so far have nothing but good things to say

Onto the good things... this product works and sounds great

One annoying thing, as other's have mentioned, is that the transmitter dies before the receiver every single time.

I'm a little surprised at how good these things are, considering the price

Forget about using cords, these little things work just as well

n’t imagine how loud the sound would be at say 100 Watts

sound is stunning it eliminates the humming on my chain.

Sound is great and the battery life has been excellent so far

I was not expecting too much...but honestly what a great sound

The sound is great, battery life is great, and easy to use

This system is not only wireless, it's painless as well

The wireless system works well in terms of pairing and sound quality

I was looking for a cheaper but decent wireless system for my bass guitar & amp just for practicing in my bedroom

I know I will get some arguments on this, but I believe the sound quality of this very affordable 5.8GHz wireless system is better than any cords I use, including Monster and George L’s

I don’t have a lot of faith in a cheap wireless system but for the price it will be fun to play around with.

Good battery life, Sound quality is very good, and it is easy to use

Other than that the sound quality is great, battery life

Battery life stinks, but when it’s working it’s great sound quality and no lag.

The sound is great, battery life is great, and easy to use

Battery life is okay but would not recommend for long sessions or stage use.

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n’t had any issues and the devices are very responsive, no input delay at all.

n’t say enough about the freedom from the chord and ease of use

n’t have high gain active pups

No more drunken bass players stage diving after tripping over your cord and sending your beloved V flying

n’t say enough about the freedom from the chord and ease of use

I will say that you will need to treat these with kid gloves - they are very light and made of cheap plastic - but unless you step on them they're not going to break

Very cheap lightweight plastic that I am afraid will break if used in a live setting.

The casing is fairly cheap plastic, so I'm not going to anticipate durability in a hard-gigging situation

No latency in the sound and the quality is as good as if I hardwired it in.

Overall, this wireless system has performed above my own personal expectations and I highly recommend as they are easily worth the cheap price.

There's a mild latency issue, barely noticeable but not zero... around 12 milliseconds.

If you remove the latency issue this product is amazing

No latency in the sound and the quality is as good as if I hardwired it in.

Comes with a nifty Y-split USB cable for simultaneous charging.

However, horrible latency and signal would cut out more than it was active

Not only was the sound crystal clear, it actually boosted my signal

The moment I started playing, I got distorted and interrupted signal.

Also it seems that the signal is way too sensitive, tons of noise

But this wireless setup has a clean signal and good tone

On my last solo gig I set them up to run to my PA and was getting this horrible feedback like screeching sound and had to stop in the middle of my first song and go back to my guitar chords.

No latency in the sound and the quality is as good as if I hardwired it in.

I used it through pre-service practice, and it worked great, but halfway through the worship service we got the worst screechy feedback with digital noises

I bought 2 pair of these ( one for a gift) and both maintain a loud feedback squall with the active pick-ups in my Taylor 310

Overall, this wireless system has performed above my own personal expectations and I highly recommend as they are easily worth the cheap price.

The other day, I plugged it back into my guitar and amp knowing it would be dead B

Then, after playing it, there was a very slight buzzing or humming sound (sort of like a single coil pick up hum) even though I'm playing a Gibson style humbucker guitar.

I get occasional dropouts, notice degradation of sound quality about an hour into use (likely from battery slipping in power) and seem to get hum/buzzing at random times too (does not happen with a cable).For home and practice use this is a considerable budget product, but I would not trust it in live applications where sound quality and confidence in wireless connection is a must.

Now my fretless with only piezo pickups have a totally unacceptable interference with an annoying high pitch buzz

He found he got the same buzz on his system as well

One small hitch is that when I turn peddles on/off I get a loud 'pop' come out of the amp - but for the price point I don't expect gig level performance

when the battery runs low, it'll create a loud, obnoxious squeal/ pop so always put your amp on standby.

If it weren't for that random signal dropout and loud popping problem, it would be nearly perfect

Sound quality is strong, maybe the occasional pop, but nothing terribly distracting

But within a couple of weeks, random, very loud pops occurred for no apparent reason

If you're looking for a simple purchase just to chuck on the guitar and tune it into the speaker asap and smash out some AC/DC, then this bad boy is for you

I plugged these bad boys in and started playing my guitar while walking around the house

That being said, if I wasn't running a wireless mixer, I'd still be running these bad boys

The other day, I plugged it back into my guitar and amp knowing it would be dead B

Comes with a nifty Y-split USB cable for simultaneous charging.

However, seven months later, there is regular intermittent signal loss, even if only 2-3 feet away and with a fresh charge

I know I will get some arguments on this, but I believe the sound quality of this very affordable 5.8GHz wireless system is better than any cords I use, including Monster and George L’s

I know I will get some arguments on this, but I believe the sound quality of this very affordable 5.8GHz wireless system is better than any cords I use, including Monster and George L’s

The sound from these is a bit shrill and higher pitched almost as though a loss in low frequency.

No loss of tone in any matter whats so ever, possibly also gives the tonal qualities a bump up

I know I will get some arguments on this, but I believe the sound quality of this very affordable 5.8GHz wireless system is better than any cords I use, including Monster and George L’s

Sound is clear, no noise & they work at a much longer distance than I expected.

I don't get any weird noises or dropouts and I actually get a better sound than when using a cord

Eliminatedthe cutout issues, mostly just using it direct to various smaller amps, including a Vox VX50and Roland Micro Cube, and it works great, sound quality is fine, no weird noise floor, the batterylife for recharges is decent

It made unusual static noise when i want to continue using it, regardless if its fully charged or not

They don't work junk

Cheaply made bought 2 sets 2 weeks already broke junk

Now its just useless junk.

Great u won't be disappointed...

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I know I will get some arguments on this, but I believe the sound quality of this very affordable 5.8GHz wireless system is better than any cords I use, including Monster and George L’s

The other day, I plugged it back into my guitar and amp knowing it would be dead B