AKLOT Wireless Guitar System Transmitter Receiver Set 2.4GHz Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery Digital for Electric Guitar Bass

The media could not be loaded. I bought this and the Joyo JW-06 5.8 ghz unit. I really liked the little docking station for the Joyo. The Joyo had a few features that really made it look like the clear winner. But this unit is just as clear and it actually has LESS signal loss than the Joyo. So, I couldn’t bring myself to spend more than double on the Joyo. This unit is the clear winner. One thing you should know is I am using this in my bedroom. So I am really close to the receiver. I didn’t get a chance to test the range. And I don’t think my room has much interference. If you need a bunch of range or if you contend with a lot of interference, then the 5.8 ghz Joyo might be a better choice. But for basic use, I think this little $30 unit is the clear winner for my needs.I really like the hinge. The hinge allows it to bend. I had a different cheap wireless a while back that didn’t have the little hinge. I plugged it into a Strat and I layed the Strat down on my bed on the face of the guitar. The unit snapped because it put too much weight on it. If I’d had the hinge, it would have been just fine. I particularly like using this with the Eart GW2 I just bought. If you want the best $350 Chinese guitar you have ever seen, get the Eart GW2. That thing beats out guitars 5x the price. Unbelievable. I included a little video of me playing the Eart thru this wireless system. I recorded the rhythm part thru the wireless into a cheap looper pedal and then I played the lead part over the looper. I have the wireless plugged into the looper and then the looper is run to the amp using a typical cable. I think the sound quality is unchanged. Really a good cheap little wireless.

Works great and takes the buzz out of our budget amp

Works as advertised. Long battery power. Does add a little hiss... but overall really good.

Finally got to use this system for a full set. Church music, twelve string guitar. I pop the transmitter in my jack and the receiver in the mixer and the thing performed flawlessly. Zero latency that I could tell. No drop out or interference. There was a slight hum when volume was increased but I was able to mix it out. No cords frees me up, I love it. I have yet to charge it, right out of the box I have played for at least an hour and going strong. Itst a great day to be a musician! Best use of 30 bucks that I can think of for a guitar player.

Reliable, good sound quality, good range, and no noticeable latency. Plus it’s super easy to set up and use. Very much plug and play. I only experience intermittent dropouts when the battery gets really low. That said, the battery life is solid.I’m sure there are plenty of pro-level hardware equivalents that would beat this one on those metrics, but for the price this is a fantastic product.Also fwiw I’m a gigging musician and can confirm so far it works well out in the wild. Now I only plug in my guitar with a real cable when I’m in the studio. Freedom!!

These work great. Charge lasts a long time. Love that I dont need to replace batteries. Cones with a charging cord that you use with a usb charging block. So much better than being connected to a wire. With a wired set uo I never could seem to avoid getting excess noise as the connectors moved slightly. With these it’s pure clean, noise free sound

This is a great wireless system. I use this for a violin. The batteries last up to 6 hrs. The battery on your instrument will need charging before the amp device, but I charge both at the same time. Easy to use, plug in and turn on, connection is quick, I don’t hear any noise from these. Lights indicate function, blue connected, blue blinking, connecting, green fully charged, red flashing needs charging. Swivel for fitting multiple instruments and amps.

These are worth the price. Works really well.