LEKATO UHF Wireless Guitar System: Transmitter and Receiver for Wireless Guitar Performance

Manny: The sound quality is awesome. I can play from 3 rooms away and it still works great. Very easy to use! Just turn both on and you are in business. Also, it is great that it comes with a Y USB charging cable that allows you to charge both at the same time.

United States on Nov 06, 2023

DJ GojabeanDJ Gojabean: Purchased this to help sett up my sound system a lot easier. I place one speaker on one side of the room and place the transmitter on the opposite side and boom works like a charm. All djs should Invest in this it is a life saver.

United States on Oct 29, 2023

Vincent DiBona: I purchased a Lekato 5.8ghz wireless system earlier. I’ve been very happy with that one. I was thinking about getting a back up and someone suggested that I try the UHF version. Unfortunately, with my set up, I found the UHF version that is clear as the original system that I own. I did end up returning the UHF wireless system.

Just a note for those guitar or bass players that want to go wireless without breaking the bank. The lake auto 5.8 GHz system, while it works beautifully don’t believe the stated range. In my experience, the 5.8 GHz system is good up to about 20 or 30 feet, but no further. Perhaps the UHF version would work better for you? It just didn’t work for me. But if you need to be further away from the receiver, you might want to cough up the money for a real professional system. But if you just want to be free from cables, and the transmitter and receiver, are within that 10 or 20 foot range, you should be good.

United States on Oct 22, 2023

Pedro: Muy buena opción para tocar en vivo sin cables, el único detalle es que le quita sustain al instrumento, por lo demás, excelente

Mexico on Sep 13, 2023

Omar V.: Muy buen producto, en el tiempo que lo llevo usando ha superado mis expectativas

Mexico on Sep 23, 2022

ASGM: Estoy haciendo una nueva reseña después de utilizar estos transmisores LEKATO.

Para los que están preocupados de si estos transmisores funcionan con pastillas ACTIVAS, les comento que SÍ FUNCIONAN con pastillas ACTIVAS.

Yo uso un bajo eléctrico de 5 cuerdas YAMAHA con pastillas activas y estos transmisores inalámbricos funcionan perfectamente.

No tengo más que un juego de estos LEKATO, pero la publicidad dice que puedes conectar varios equipos al mismo tiempo y lo creo, pero no me ha tocado probar eso.

Algunos de mis puntos (a favor y en contra) se mantienen.

A Favor:
* Son económicos (comparados con otras marcas).
* Son compactos y robustos.
* No interfieren con equipos de WiFi (por trabajar en rango de frecuencias UHF)
* Son muy fáciles de usar. Solo oprimes el botón de encendido en ambos y automáticamente se identifican entre sí.
* No he detectado caídas en la señal. Los he utilizado por 2 ó más horas, en movimiento sin una sola pérdida de señal.
* Los agudos/graves se escuchan igual que con el cable físico. Es decir, no sentí que los transmisores añadan ningún tipo de coloración en la señal
*...

Mexico on Sep 10, 2022

Hernan CastillonHernan Castillon: ACTUALIZACION:
El transmisor ya no retiene carga, osea que ya no hay forma de que lo pueda usar, y eso que apenas tengo 3 meses con el.
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Excelente construcción y duración de batería. Lo que no me gustó tanto es que al bajar el volumen de la guitarra un poco para limpiar la ganancia de la distorsión, pierde señal y el sonido se desvanece cómo si estuviera usando un Noise Gaite con los parámetros muy altos.
Este sistema es UHF, y lo comparé con un sistema joyo de 2.4 GHz y este no presenta el problema de perdida de señal.
Es bueno pero me quedó a deber con eso.

Mexico on Aug 07, 2022

S. Bob Banerjee: All you string player musicians need to give this unit some cred. I use it on my violin and on my mandolin and it is sooooooo easy. I gave it a full night charge when I first got it. Very simple to charge as it comes with a USB split cable that you plug into a USB port (I used my Samsung phone charger) and then take the two leads to each of the wireless units.

I was smiling that one of the little units has a picture of a guitar (for the transmitter) and the other a picture of a soundboard (I think?) as the receiver that plugs into an amp or the PA board. When plugging into my instruments there was absolutely no weight difference unlike some of the bulky bodypacks from desktop units. I use a violin with a Fishman bridge pickup (V300) and a 1/4" Carpenter Jack. One little thing to make sure is when you plug in the transmitter, make sure you hear it click into its final place. The same goes with plugging into an amp. Make sure the receiver is completely in and connected.

When you push the circular "on" button on each of the units it comes up with a comfortable little green LED that flashes as they find each other (love at first switch!) and then steady green when they...

United States on Feb 28, 2022

LearningRx Fort Collins: First, i have to say, at $40 this is a great deal. You need to buy this one. The question then becomes, which one do you want for your second wireless system?

First impression is good with a few reservations... i bought the Swiff WS50 UHF and the Lakato WS70 UHF wireless systems. These products represent the two most common and well reviewed designs (WS50 and WS70) sold under many brand names on Amazon. Both designs are great choices. You can't go wrong.

Both designs introduce a hiss into the sound. The hiss from the WS50 is higher pitched and louder than the hiss from the WS70 design. The output of the Ws50 is a little louder than the WS70 (which may be why the hiss is louder), but both designs are lower output than a short cable. Both designs have less high frequency roll off than happens with a cable with the tone of the WS50 being very balanced. The ws70 tone was closer to the tone of the cable. I like the tone i get with both designs for different reasons. The WS50 clear tone gives more clean tone options while the WS70 seems to break up overdrives earlier with more harmonics. Both are awesome sound options.

Both designs have had about 3 drop outs in 3...

United States on Apr 24, 2021