5.8 GHz Wireless Guitar System - Rechargeable Electric Digital Audio Guitar System Transmitter Receiver Set for Electric Guitar Bass(USB Cable Included) by WINGO

QUICK UPDATE 1/27/2020... It seems like the need to pair every time was an illusion. Seems to be a non-issue now. I'm also bumping up to 5 stars from 4 because I just did my first four hour gig with it and it performed flawlessly.**********************************************************This is my second wireless unit of the new generation of portable rechargeables. So far, so good. The unit works well and sounds great, with no detectable latency. I really like the Y-adapted USB charger wire that they included. Little stuff like that makes life easier.But a few nit-picky points that compel me to confer four stars rather than five...First, the units are fairly large relative to the last one I had (Donner). Some of that might be the batteries -- and if that's the case, it's worth it. The reason I chose this unit is it advertises charge times that will get me comfortably through a whole four set gig. I will trade some size for not having to worry about losing power in the third or fourth set. We're not talking "huge", but it is a little larger and clunkier than the Donner.Second, the input jack on the transmitter did not fit snugly into the output jack on my bass -- it wiggled a little. Some of this was probably the jack on my bass, which I adjusted and now it works fine. But other units and patch cords did not have this issue pre-adjustment. This, and the fact that they include double-sided tape in case you care to secure the unit, suggests to me that the jacks on these things might be on the lower end of spec. But they work, no worries.Finally, I'm finding that I need to pair the transmitter and receiver every time I turn them on. This might not be totally true -- I have not used them enough yet to know for sure. But so far, that seems to be the case. Since I rarely if ever need to switch channels, it would be nice if it would just remember the last setting and pair automatically. Maybe there's a way to do that, I'm not sure. But no big deal either way -- it only takes a few seconds to pair them.

This doesn't work for me. I've set it up several times and I just can't get it to sink. Sad, I was really looking forward to using it. I waited to long, can't send it back. UPDATE 12/11/19 The good people at Wingo Music sent me a new set after reading my review. Thank you. Right out of the box this transmitter worked like a charm. I haven't run the battery yet after two hours of use. The sound is as clear or sweet as using a cord. As far as range? I was about thirty feet from my amp (widest area of my room), and the wasn't any distortion, sounded good. The product is sound & very reasonably priced. One more thing! I have to mention the excellent service I recieved from the vendor (Wingo Music). Those people bent over backwards to make my wrong a right.

The battery on the receiver lasted one year. Tried to replace but there are no markings at all on it, impossible to know what to repair it with.

They said 7 hrs of battery life but it’s less because if I use for 3 hrs and come back next day after being turned off maybe I get an hr b4 it needs charge 7 hrs should be 7 hrs on or at least 6...other than this they’re great!

I recently purchased the Wingo 5.8 GHz Wireless Guitar System and have to say I was most pleased with this product. I haven't dove much into the world of wireless guitar systems. But like most products, they vary in price. I saw that this one was on sale for $79.99 down from $99.99 and figured $100 would be the starting point for a reliable one. The product is Prime eligible and arrived in about 2 days. I first used this product on my Martin DXAE1 through a Boss AD-10 Board. I was very pleased with the tone and the signal strength throughout the show. I moved around quite a bit on a stage about 50 feet wide including going behind the drum riser (It advertises a 150 foot range) and out into the crowd actually. There was never a disturbance in the signal. My main concern would be when I used the tuner on the AD-10 because the slightest signal interference would not give me an accurate tune, but it remained perfect. I spoke with the soundman after the show and he said the signal strength was consistent during the show. The next night I used it with a Fender Telecaster and Strat through a TC Electronic Poly Tune 3, with a Wampler Compressor into a Vox VT 20 Amp. The stage was about the same size but this time with some fog and a lot more people on it. Same result. A solid, consistent signal. The transmitter can "fold" at a 200 degree angle so it doesn't stick out of the input jack and look odd. It folds nicely to the acoustic and electric guitars. It comes with a transmitter and receiver both with USB charging and a dual USB charger so you can charge both at once . It advertises a 6 hour battery charge. I used it for about 5 hours and it still had some charge in it so that appears to be accurate. I am extremely pleased with this product and give it 5 stars, especially for the price. Even if you have a more expensive set up, I would still pick up 1 or 2 of these to have on hand. It's a fantastic introduction to Wingo and am looking into more of their products.

Great and very affordable, professional wireless system, since it is operating at 5.8GHz this will cut down on drop outs with other wireless users on stage. It does indeed have a very long range and battery life exceeded 5 hrs. I am extremely happy with this unit and would buy it again if need be.

This wireless unit is ok...ok for rehearsal or solo practice.The tone loss and added hiss was too great for me.Not good enough for stage IMOSent it back.

I bought these after trying several other, far more expensive systems in the 2.4 gHz range which were plagued with problems. So far these have performed flawlessly.

Restituiti in quanto i bassi sono eccessivamente tagliati nelle frequenze.

Don't know how I managed without these, excellent quality, brilliant sound