LEKATO Wireless Guitar System UHF Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver Rechargeable Audio Bass Cable with 70 Channels for Bass Electric Instruments(Pink)

Had trouble with other wireless working with my bass this one works great !

This little wireless gem is perfect for gigging and being able to freely roam the stage. I simply plug the receiver into my first effects box and away I go without being teathered to one location. This a secondry to my SWIFF 70. This insures back up battery capacity if the show runs long…

For the price, these were pretty impressive. Fantastic packaging and presentation. These don't look or feel cheap at all.I let them charge for a few hours before I tried them out. They connected without any issues... just hold the button until the light comes on... easy as it can be.Didn't notice any latency. No interference problems at all. I have used more expensive systems that don't sound near as good as these do.The transmitter will fit in any input jack you throw at it, including a strat.I only bought this system for writing and noodling at home. I can't say how well it would do in a live setting, but I'm guessing it would work if you needed it.It's a good buy!

Great wireless for the money. Works great for a singer/guitarist who stays at the mic at local gigs.

ok first off, if your doing something like 70's rock, this is "Perfect"!! the signal is good! and it is "Clean"if doing anything say? more Overdriven like say? Molly Hatchet? you may be Disappointed?it has a tendency to like many, to "Over Clean the Signal"so if doing a say? Metallica or Megadeth or a distortion that is for lack of a better word? that Sizzle/buzzmany seek, which is great for more the Modern Metal and Megadeth,Mettalica(before Injustice etc.)or Dream theater, Judas Priest etc. etc. then you many wonder where that top end went?as well, because it will clean up signal a bit more? the sound gets a bit "Muddy"EQ'ing will help but getting the "Distortion Drive" back might find needing a Pedal on Front of Amp needed? if doing say? more Prog type Metal? or something like King Diamond etc. etc.but! general Practice? fiddling around it is Good!! would i use it "Live" no!the Sure DX systems are great! and the systems that seem to be around the $400+ mark? saddly? though more expensive? of the ones i have tried? the NUX C 5RC is Pretty darn Close!!! hitting a hair extra "Gain" will help on that one, and the B-8 is about the same, with more Options, but again this is a GOOD system! for the Money! and Starting out! at the Price it is DARN HARD to beat!! and if as mentioned doing say Country, jazz, mellow MELLOW rock, or something like ZZ-Top would be "Pushing it", your Gain will be really REALLY good!! doing harder Metal harder rock if very Picky on "Gain"(ie. Distortion/Overdive etc.)you may find the something like your Solos will sound "Less" Gain'y and somewhat "Cleaner" in a bad way.oddly? the OLDER systems from past seem to have worked better! for Instance? in Practice i still use an OLDER NADY UHF system! for Live smaller gigs i use a SURE GLXD+ series and seems to add a Hair of Gain! so added Bonus! and for Bigger Venues short of Touring out of state, i use Sure GLX-D14R+ systems.so if your very "Picky" for some sounds AKA "Tones" etc. this may not be for you?but in general? it is a 6 star! for the Budget!! a good 3 star for general "Tone" and a 6 star if doing "Clean" type guitar work or Gain (Distortion/Overdrive) is not a Critical thing? this is a 5 star!

Was a gift for my husband. He loves it!!

A musician friend extremely recommended these Lekato WS70's to me. He LOVES his and exuded such positively about them that as soon as I hung up, I ordered pair. I know he meant well but in a live situation, these just don't cut it... LITERALLY. They choke every note off and make, for me, a very unpleasant sound. I guess this is another " You get what you pay for scenario"! At $34.01... I should have known!!! They will be going back to the Seller tomorrow.I believe if you played cocktail shows or bedroom rehearsing, where your volume is low and your sound is clean, they may suit your needs.

I purchased this item (LEKATO Wireless Guitar System UHF Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver) in April of 2024. I generally do not do reviews within the first few months of a purchase because reliability is important to me and I believe it's important to others. The only way we can know if something's reliable is to use it for a while before reviewing it.I've used wireless guitar systems for years. They've always been traditional systems that are often plagued with problems that gigs if there are Wi-Fi systems nearby, or other forms of interference. But they work okay in many cases. I decided to try this system because it is a UHF system which I thought might offer better quality sound at longer distance.I was happy with the system the first few days, but I started noticing that as tone trailed off after strumming an instrument, that at some point, it just dropped off completely, and way too quickly. Some people call this a noise gate issue. I do not know if that's true or not, I just know that it's bothersome and destroys the impact of the fade outs or soft passages. For that reason I can't recommend this system. It's inexpensive, and seems to be dependable, but I would much rather use the older systems, or just use wires which, as far as I know, provide the ultimate clarity and response.