Wireless Guitar System 2.4 GHz with 6 Channels Rechargeable Audio Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver
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About Wireless Guitar System 2.4 GHz with 6 Channels Rechargeable Audio Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver
Overall Feedback:
92% positive
87% liked the long battery life
The battery life of the transmitter and receiver is pretty decent, with the transmitter battery draining faster than the receiver. However, it charges within 2 hours to get 6 hours of play time out of it.
The New Bee System has an extended battery life of up to 4 hours.
The battery life lasts for days before going dead and is good.
I easily paired the device and it has good battery life.
92% found it easy to set up and use
I found the setup process easy and the syncing of the transmitter and receiver straightforward.
The setup was quick and easy with no noticeable delay from transmission to reception.
I was able to double the time I spent playing my guitar by easily pairing the wireless microphone transmitters and receivers.
Setting up is simple, just charge it with the included dual power USB-C cord and it pairs automatically.
86% praised for its reliable signal strength
I have not faced any problem with interference from other wireless devices.
I can use the manual to handle 6 different connections without interference or transmit the signal from one transmitter to 6 different receivers.
87% appreciated the clear sound quality
I experienced accurate sound quality with no latency.
I bought these wireless microphones because of their high rated sound quality and I am happy with their performance. I have used them on my Roland Ax Edge with its internal patches being sent to FOH, while having the Ax Bluetooth function as a backup. Playing VH Jump with a fat OBX bass on the left hand comes through perfectly! Of course highs are no problem. Full 88 key piano sounds great with NO added noise or interference.
My guitar's sound quality is not affected and there are no strange sounds from the amp.
