Sondery Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver System 5.8GHz, 24-bit High-Quality Audio, Ultra-Low Latency, Rechargeable with 4 Channels for Electric Instruments

It works great.

I'm not sure about the quality of this system. I've had it for about 18 months and used it about a dozen times when I played at my church. It has never really been dependable for me. It turns off on it's own and seems to start 'stuttering' when the battery charge gets below half. I've used it at different places and also at my home.... does it all the same. Changing the channels doesn't seem to help. I'm kinda disappointed as I was liking the wireless option. I have to pretty much use a cable if I really need to make sure I'm gonna be on all the time I need to be. I'll be looking for a different brand.

War eine schnelle Lieferung,spiele die Teile im Proberaum und sind einfach Super!Danke an den Verkäufer,MfG!

This Sondery A4 instrument wireless system works perfect. Very clear 24bit and no RF interference. No noticeable latency and battery life is as promised. I will buy again. Amazing customer service as well.

So… I bought this system a little over 2 years ago. After2 years of rehearsals and gigs there’s good and bad to report.First, the good:I did all the research for you.. I bought and tested systems by LEKATO, JOYO, Xvive, AKLOT, and a few others in UHF, 2.4Ghz and 5.8Ghz.This Sondery system blew them all away.The sound quality is excellent: It’s the closest sounding to being hard wired than the rest.Battery life is excellent, but I always carry a small portable power bank in my guitar case and give them a charge between sets… in any of these units the sound quality starts to diminish when the power is low.. so I like to keep them boosted.There’s no perceptible latency and the range is pretty good. I’ve gone about 75 to 100 feet from the receiver without issue.It’s very slim and one of the advantages is it fits nicely into the front jack on my Stratocaster. Some of the others either wouldn’t go in, or really stuck out. This one fits real nice… see the pictures.Overall, hands down, the best of the bunch that I tested… I went through about 10 different models.Ok that’s the good.Here’s the bad:They started working intermittently about a month ago… so I stopped using them for gigs and rehearsal, and only for practice at home… then they stopped altogether.I decided to open up the transmitter to inspect.. it turns out the wiring inside wore out where the jack pivots (see attached photos).Bummer. Doesn’t look fixable.They should reinforce the wire shielding there.That’s the bad… back to the good:I got over 2 years of practice at home, rehearsals with the band, and tons of live gigs out of them without ever having an issue before they died.I’ve got no problem with that.Bottom line: I like these so much, I just bought them again.They’re that good.