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Getaria Upgrade 2.4GHZ Wireless Guitar System Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Battery Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver for Electric Guitar Bass
Description
Wireless transmitter & receiver set designed for electronic music instruments like guitar, bass, etc.2.4G uncompressed wireless signal transmission, low noise and latency, effective range is about 30 meters.
Supports 6 sets of devices working at same time, one-to-one and no-interference; and one transmitter can transmit signal to several receivers at the same time also.
Built-in rechargeable lithium battery, long working hours, and comes with USB cable for convenient rec
Firsthand experiences
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Discussed in Thunderbird Club in the TalkBass community
dagrev
Another "decent" DA cable is acting up and I'm just going to buy a wireless system for home. (My Bayou Cables at church just won't die!) Question for those of you who've tried/have these kinds of wireless transmitters. Anything wrong with this that I may not notice? [link] ... more
Gaolee
Beware of latency. I have been using a Shure wireless for a number of years and it's been through the wars. I can't say enough good things about it. The bad thing is that you could buy a cable a week for a couple years for the same price, but it's tough as nails and doesn't seem to cause any signal problems or audible latency. ... ... more
Larry V
With Amazon, I always dive deep into the reviews and especially the 1 and 2 star ones to see what made the item so bad for that purchaser. But if there's 90% 4 and 5 star ratings, that eases any apprehension in regards to the low number of poor reviews. ... more
Discussed in Bad pickups or bad output jack? in the TalkBass community
Sicel1304
Hey Frankie, Thanks for the reply. I'm using an el cheapo wireless transmitter + receiver that I got off of Amazon. This one to be precise. [link] One thing I don't like about the barrel jack is that I have to pretty much force the receiver into the bass in order to make it snug, so I worry that it'll eventually screw up ... ... more
frankie5string
Oh interesting. That could be an issue. I'd suggest running with a wire to narrow down a fault with the wireless equipment. Some of those cheap wireless units are kinda quirky. ... more
S.F.Sorrow
You are right to be concerned about the finish. The finish on standard series SR-basses is often very brittle. I took a chip out of the finish on an SR the first time I inserted a Vox Amplug. Still, there are worse things that can happen. After all, lots of people pay extra money to let someone else damage the finish for ... ... more
Krizz
Like others said, the easiest way to eliminate the wireless is to just use a cable. I will tell you that I have had the Getaria set, and one other cheap set before that. Neither set lasted a full year, and they did do strange things like crackling, dropping in and out, and low volume,in the couple weeks before they died ... ... more
LoveThatBass
I have tried 3 sets and the Getaria wireless set is problematic. Flip mine up and down and crackling loss of signal. ... more
Discussed in Getaria GWS-8 2.4GHZ Wireless Guitar System 2020 Black/Silver in the TalkBass community
daveonbass
I bought two of these new from Amazon in 2020 and basically never used them. Still in box with manual. Buy here for like new product at half the price of new. Amazon link where I bought them: www.amzn.to/36g51AxIf you click the link above you'll get much more info on this product there as well. Price includes shipping CONUS ... ... more