Wireless Guitar System, Kmise 2.4GHZ Transmitter Receiver for Electric Bass Guitars Accessories W/ 100 Feet Transmission Distance & over Working 10h Rechargeable Lithium Battery

I highly recommend for price and quality. I've bought and used Kmise music gear before and have not been disappointed yet. These Work flawlessly. No sound loss or interference. Easy and quick to setup.I also like the packaging. They come safely packed and fit snugly in the box which can be used for storage when not in use. The box fits well iny guitar case. With the quality, price and nice packaging, this would make a great gift for any guitarist/ musician advanced or beginner.

I am extremely happy with these wireless pickups. I bought 2 and both of them work extremely well and I was able to walk away from the Amp (receiver end) approximately 80 feet before I started noticing it delaying or cutting signal.They look evert bit as expensive and are built as solid as some of the higher end units but they are priced very reasonable.Definitely recommend these to others.As I said, I bought 2 sets and both work equally as well as the other one and are extremely easy to turn and set up.One is marked transmitter and the other is marked receiver.Your guitar is the transmitter. The Amp is the receiver.

I purchased the Kmise 2.4ghz system so that I could run both my electric and acoustic guitars wirelessly, thru an A/B switch into a multi-FX modeling pedal. I already had an inexpensive Getaria wireless setup and was curious if a different brand wireless would work okay. Answer: YEP :-) The receivers are sitting within inches of each other and I can run them both simultaneously with no dropouts, buzzes, or any other gremlins. Not super crazy about the little "connection alert" tone, but I suppose it does provide a non-visual confirmation of the device pairing up. Final analysis: the Kmise 2.4ghz wireless system appears to be a solid, inexpensive way to get into wireless guitar connectivity. I charged up both systems yesterday and ran thru a 4 hour practice just last night - both systems preformed perfectly with good tone, no dropouts, and no observable latency - this wireless setup is on the lower end of the price scale, and IMO definitely worth the money, though I cannot speak to durability and longevity - JM2C

I bought them cause it looked ok for the price and I wanted to test them out, and I’m pleasantly surprised.Not only they work great, but the range is excellent, I’ve tested it around my house, I can’t say the range is super long, but long enough to be a good 70 feet away from the receiver without any issues.The only possible con I’ve noticed is that there is a tiny delay, and I mean tiny, it’s a fraction of a second, I noticed it coming from a wired setup, I’ve been used it for about 2 weeks and I honestly heard it for like a day or two, I’m used to it now, it’s almost imperceptible.

When you use this you forget you are not using a cable the sound is really good and the battery is good too. I own two pairs the horse and this one wich are the same just different brands I got a lekato too but this outperforms it by sound and battery. This one sounds more natural the lekato sounds sterile when compared to this and the battery las way longer.

I'm a DJ and uses these to send signal to speakers wirelessly. It worked flawlessly for my last event and I recommend these for the price.

Would barely pick up signal

Worked OK for the price for about 1.5 years, then konked out. No connection or latency issues. Sound not as good as a cord, but again as expected for the price.