LEKATO Wireless Guitar System,Bass Wireless Transmitter Receiver, Rechargeable Digital Instrument System Cordless Electric Guitar Cable Bass Jack Lead For Guitars Bass (WS80)

Does what it says on the tin, simple to use works straight out the box, no noticeable latency.

I recently got the LEKATO Wireless Guitar System for my bass and electric guitar, and it has been working really well for practice and small gigs. The setup is simple: plug the transmitter into your instrument, pair it with the receiver, and you’re ready to go. There’s no complicated software or drivers required. The signal is strong and stable within about 30 feet. I didn’t experience any dropouts while moving around on stage or in the room. The latency is low enough to feel natural—I didn’t have to change my playing style at all. The battery life is decent. The units come with rechargeable batteries, and a full charge lasts for several hours of continuous play. Pros: • Easy plug-and-play setup • Reliable signal with low latency • Compact, lightweight, and portable • Works with both guitar and bass • Rechargeable battery with good runtime Cons: • Range is good but may dip slightly in very large venues with interference • A small learning curve if you want to fine-tune output levels Verdict: If you’re looking for a wireless guitar or bass system that’s reliable, easy to use, and portable, this LEKATO kit is a great choice. It may not be ideal for large stages, but it’s excellent for home, rehearsals, or small gigs. It’s definitely worth considering for players who want freedom of movement without spending too much money.

Seems OK, but definitely a loss in sound quality compared to a cable, but still sounds good and certainly good enough to gig with. I'd recommen - this is a cheap system but is very good value for money

These are an excellent replacement for trailing leads. They worked straight out of the box to connect my bass to my amp. They are very easy to use. The sound quality is good. They are small and lightweight. I've not used them enough to vouch for their durability but they feel well made and do the job. I'm delighted with them.

I only use at home so this is not a review for the stage. I never imagined that a wireless system could be so cheap, I've only ever seen the ones professionals use. When shopping for a new practice amp I noticed the Boss Katana has something like this. When I saw these were available at an affordable price I couldn't resist. To be honest I didn't expect much, but am really shocked. This is one of those things where you wonder why you did so long without one. The convenience of being wire free can not be underestimated. Now I only use these for home noodling on a practice amp but it's just so much nicer not having cables trailing everywhere. I notice no drop in quality. Setup is a breeze and they are rechargeable. Every home noodler should have these and I wouldn't be surprised is people are using them to gig with too. The folding jack means I can position on the amo so I can clearly see and on the guitar end I can fold it into the body. There is also a nice pad on the back to avoid damaging the guitar finish. With the sudden influx of mini/micro amps a heavy guitar cable can easily cause the amp to tip over, this completely erases this issue. Literally a game changer for me. A proper Ah-ha moment at an affordable price. I'm sure there's better quality/range devices out there, but I don't need that. One downside is the charging port is the ancient microUSB. You can charge both transmitter & receiver at the same time using the included Y-split cable, but if you missplace that you may struggle to get a replacement due to it being an older plug. I would have preferred USB-C as most devices come with this now, meaning you could charge with a phone/tablet charger etc. should the need arise.

Works much better than I expected, not tested the range. USB charge lasts long so far, very impressed.

Works very well especially for the price. I first used someone else’s set and was so impressed by them I bought my own. Good enough to gig with in my opinion. Low latency over an average size venue room dependant on receiver distance.

Produit de très bonne qualité. Pratique. Emploi aisé.

Jätte bra och enkel trådlös lösning, tappar väl en smula styrka jämfört med kabel men det kan man leva med. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Premier essai sur une répète générale de 6h sans recharge (mis sur off pendant les pause) 2 ème essai en concert sur une scène plein air d environ 90m2 et d autres musiciens utilisant des sans fil (Public environ 800 personnes) J ai pu me déplacer sans encombres a une 15aine de mètres de mon pédal board. Résultats aucun problème, ça marche bien, pas de latences, pas d interférences m, pas de bruit chelou, ni de coupures. C est mon premier dispositif sans fil, j ai pas voulu mettre trop cher pour tester un sans fil avant d investir dans un "vrai HF" Bah je ne vais pas investir, je vais garder ce LEKATO il convient parfaitement à mon utilisation. (1 répète par semaine et une 10aines de concerts par ans).

Was soll ich sagen? Ich amche mir normalerweise nicht oft die Mühe, eine Rezension zu schreiben, aber dieses Drahtlossystem hat es wirklich verdient! Es gibt keine Übertragungsverzögerungen bzw wenn, dann liegen sie in einem Bereich, der nicht wahrnehmbar ist. Man merkt, dass die Qualität nicht ganz zu gut ist, wie vom Kabel - aber so ist das immer: Kein Drahtlossystem kommt ohne leichten Fall der Qualität aus. Wenn man in einem Mix spielt (etwa mit Playback) hört man das aber nicht heraus. Ich konnte sowohl E-Bass als auch E-Gitarre damit betreiben. Das Drahtlossystem eignet sich also für beide Frequenzbereiche sehr gut. Außerdem gibt es keinerlei Interferenzprobleme. Ich spiele sowohl E-Gitarre als auch E-Bass gelegentlich laut und lasse dann im Hintergrund eine JBL Box laufen, die mit Bluetooth mit dem Computer verbunden ist. Meine Sorge war, dass es deshalb mit den Drahtlossignalen zu Überscheidungen/Interferenzen kommen könnte, aber Fehlanzeigen. Funktioniert alles Bestens. Manche Geräte kann man laden, auch wenn sie an sind. Dieses hier nicht. Man muss darauf achten, dass Sender und Empfänger ausgeschaltet sind, bevor man sie lädt, sonst findet keine Ladung statt. Einziges Manko wäre ansonsten, dass die Ladezeit relativ lange ist, es dauert bestimmt drei, vier Stunden. Allerdings ist die Laufzeit auch sehr gut, wenn man jeden Tag etwas spielt, halten die Akkus zwischen ein bis zwei Wochen. Ich kann's jedem empfehlen. Keine Verkotungen mehr mit Kabeln, auch mit Kopfhörern.

Très pratique pour la mobilité avec la guitare (pas de câble qui gène le mouvement). Très bonne réactivité (aucun délai audible pour le son). Pas de problème d'interférence avec d'autres. Fiable dans le temps