2.4GHz Wireless Guitar System by Getaria

dbze: Given the huge price range of wireless guitar rigs I was a bit concerned about spending so little. Charged them, paired them and I was off and playing. I hear no difference in sound quality and no latency at all. I can't really speak to the range as I use them in my basement rehearsal space, but I know I've been a good 25' away with no issue. I only wish I had bought wireless 10 years ago. I would highly recommend these.

United States on Nov 08, 2023

GageGage: These have been great! I bought them to be able to play at my desk on my Spark Mini without any cables whatsover. No discernable delay in signal, no decrease in sound quality either. It's also worth noting that where I play these is surrounded by computers, speakers, Bluetooth devices, power-strips, and I don't get any unwanted interference.
Range seems pretty great, I was able to walk into my living room and continue playing (about 20 feet away through 2 walls).
Battery life is good. I've gotten about 10 straight hours of playing out of them, before I plugged them in out of habit.
I wouldn't hesitate to gig with these, they've been nothing but clear and reliable. Always pack a spare cable though.
For the price, I have zero complaints.
NOTE: For anyone curious like I was, there is a Y-Split Type-C charging cable in the box, so you can charge Transmitter & Receivers off of 1 USB-A port simultaneously.

United States on Nov 06, 2023

Levi Thompson: Easy setup out of the box.
Almost zero latency as long as you’re transmitting within 20 feet. After that I noticed a slight delay.

United States on Nov 01, 2023

Fab: The product works very well, it connects to the guitar with no issues and I hear little to no feedback. The battery life is great, and the product charges pretty quickly. The customer service is excellent, after one broke I had contacted them and they sent me a new one with no issue.

United States on Oct 31, 2023

Mike: I am a world-class professional luthier, but, alas, only an intermediate guitar player. For several years I have been mostly playing my acoustic (which is what I specialize in building).

I have a “made in USA“ telecaster that I have had an on and off love affair for 40 years. It’s fun to play. However, because I spend so much time in the shop, I rarely have time to goof.

Then, I purchased a Spark amplifier. Go get one. If you like playing rockstar in your garage, this is the amp for you. Also, I believe that you can Jerry rig it up to go through a PA System. It’s like having all the guitars in the world on your phone coming through your little amp.

But I digress…

Like I said, I’m intermediate at best. I can hold my own as a rhythm player in a bar band. Not so great it leads unless I really, really practice.

However, I have been recently taking music theory lessons (I am otherwise completely self taught, all my bad habits and misguided notion’s in tow which probably describes most of you) end it is slowly, but surely unlocking 40 years of self-taught BS or clearing it up depending on your perspective.

Sorry for the long winded...

United States on Apr 07, 2021