Getaria Wireless Guitar System Rechargeable Digital Transmitter Receiver for Electric Guitar Bass

Great price compared to some other systems. Perfect for a novice like me. Worked straight out of the box with my electric and electro acoustic guitars. I could even use it to transmit from IRig HD2 output for amp.

My biggest concern was battery life. I use it for gigging once a week and it lasts for ages. No apparent loss in sound quality either.

I'm using this for wireless monitors of my soundboard, but this unit works brilliantly for this purpose.

Perfect for my needs items as described had no problems with them!

Excellent product , sound quality brilliant..

I purchased this wireless guitar system to replace an older wireless system. I really didn't need it, but I liked its size and how easy it is to to operate. The kit is small and very easy to get set up. Simply plug the transmitter into the guitar jack and the receiver was plugged into my amp input. Turn it on, wait for about two seconds to pair up and play.I expected it to have a drop in sound quality and there was almost none compared to playing with the cord. This does sound much better than my older unit. Battery life seems good so far. Range is good also, but the farther away from the receiver, there started to be a split second delay from compared to close up. Very minor and adjusted my timing easily.I play bass guitar and I still get the full sound range with this wireless system. I wish you made a stereo transmitter kit with two receivers to work with my Rickenbacker Ric-O-Sound output jack to twin amps.

Gute Sache.

One issue is that the output signal is a little higher than when plugging the guitar in directly, so you need to adjust your volume a bit to make things match. But overall it works well. Battery life seems good enough for use in practice settings, but I'm not sure how long it would last running continuously in a gig setting.

The media could not be loaded.  Getaria WS-20 Wireless guitar trans/receiverThe unit arrived at my house in perfect condition, it even had a charge left in the battery. I immediately synced the units and started playing guitar. The reception distance is more than fine for stage usage or just running around the house with my guitar on, then later at my band room. I got the idea to record some Direct tracks. So I first recorded with a regular quality instrument cable then switched to the wireless Getaria unit and made a 2nd recording. Then I did the same with with a distorted track. I think they sound pretty even, but I feel like the Getaria is just a bit clearer.Pros- light weight, 3+ hour battery life, fits really any body of guitar, can be used with the AUX in and Speaker out to play music or your guitar to headphones or another device some distance away. See the pictures or video.Cons-I would like to have maybe an input gain control or volume control.Summary- I have had the unit for about 3 days now, Ill be buying one for every instrument in my band. Simple to use, built well, and cheaper than other options which have equal quality. Save your money and buy 2 or 3 sets of these for your instruments. Its my new favorite gadget that lets me run around the house and play guitar.

The system works well with most of my basses, but has issues with both of my Peavey Cirrus basses. It intermittently cuts out, I replaced the jack with a new Switchcraft stereo jack and it still cuts out. I found that pulling the receiver out just a little bit, it makes a better connection. I used a small O-ring as a spacer and it seems OK for now.*** update, I haven't used this unit but a few times and now I realize that the reason it cuts out is the receiver has play in it and that's why it cuts out when using a Bass with a stereo jack***