LEKATO 5.8GHz Wireless Guitar System: 4-Channel Digital Audio Transmitter & Receiver

Oscar Target: Excelente calidad de materiales y transmisión de sonido, muy fáciles de usar y de gran duración. Me parecieron muy buenos. Más de lo que esperaba

Mexico on Sep 25, 2023

Franklin: I have used these in church and on a couple of gigs now and it has been flawless for both electric and acoustic guitar. It has very slight rolled off treble compared to my George L’s cables but it sounds great and no noticeable latency. Pretty amazing for the price. I’m gonna grab another just I have a backup.

United States on Sep 23, 2023

Christy: My 17 ur old plays in two bands and constantly fights with cables. Purchased these for him this past Christmas and he has used them dozens and dozens of times. No issues at all playing. He says they work with no issues and his friends ask to borrow them. Very glad we purchased these. Quality build and flexible head allows to fold it along the body of the guitar so it doesn’t stick out and get broken.

United States on Aug 15, 2023

ChrisC: Very good for the price. There’s a slight bit of noticeable compression/gate type sounds when the guitar volume knob is dialed down - mainly during long sustain type play. It’s hardly noticeable, and would probably not be noticed from a stage, but it’s there.
Still a good bang for your buck

United States on Aug 11, 2023

Dougcfl: Hi there. This LEKATO 5.8Ghz wireless system actually works pretty good. However there is a noticeable hiss (noise) added to your guitar signal. If you play clean with no overdrive or distortion, you'll be just fine. However if you add any gain before or after the wireless, you'll hear significant hiss. I suppose you could use a noise gate, but that gate will also cut your guitar off when you are playing very quiet. I tired the Xvive too. It had about half the noise that this system has. I tried my old SR22 VHF system from back in the 1990s and it has no added noise.

United States on Apr 24, 2023

Mervyn Sullivan: Excellent. My experience is the 'transmitter' runs out of battery power ahead of the 'receiver' each time I play.

Australia on Feb 09, 2022

Eccy Snapper: An excellent product which giver you more mobility without the hindrance of cables.

United Kingdom on Dec 10, 2021

KCbass: Been using them in my studio on bass guitar no noise buzz or crackles. good value for money. Very happy.

United Kingdom on Jul 05, 2021

Artcatcher: I received these really quickly in lovely packaging. They are the 5.8ghz version, which have no interference, as opposed to the 2.4ghz, which can interfere with wifi.
They are ideal for me as have my Bose S1 in my Studio, and was overwhelmed with wires everywhere.
Will buy more of these as they are brilliant...

United Kingdom on Jun 23, 2021

Cat Martin: He doesn't have much money right now due to COVID issues, and does spend time playing his electric guitar as a way of calming/soothing himself during these trying times. I have seen him tethered to his amp and told him I had a pair of wireless transmitter/receivers that would let him move around more freely when playing. I felt good about giving him mine...but that meant I didn't have a pair! I had a bit more money than my son so I looked through all the ones here on Amazon and decided to try this set. I chose them because my last pair is the lower MHz and I am thinking they may get some interference with a lot of the "smart" things I have in my house (mostly bulbs and plugs) that run on the 2.4G internet connection instead of the 5G network. I may be wrong about that - I'm just thinking anything running on a "2+" band may be "clogging up" that band, so if I have 5.8 receiver/transmitter they may suffer less from bandwidth noise. These are much easier to use than my other pair - charged them up, plugged them both in, receiver on my Roland Mobile Cube amp, the transmitter on my Roland Lucina keytar turned them both on and like my son, I can walk around playing my keytar without a...

United States on Dec 30, 2020