When I'm at a good spot, it sounds just like I'm plugging straight in with my old monster cable. The quality sounds fantastic and I really love the wireless. However, at times when the signal is weak or I suppose "interfered" with, it will suck your tone and volume before eventually cutting out completely. Otherwise, sounds great.

It came with the receiver, transmitter, power supply, a 1/4" amp cord to connect the receiver to the amp (this cord is 1/4" on both ends) and it also came with a 1/8"-1/4" to connect the transmitter to the guitar. The transmitter in is a 1/8" jack, while guitar is obviously 1/4". So, it came with everything needed to plug and play. These receivers are all pre-set to a specific frequency or channel (I've seen different sites marketing up to 4 different frequencies/channels), unlike other brands or models that let you choose which frequency you're using. I haven't had any problems with another wireless interfering, but I imagine it could be a problem since this box is only set to one frequency. But I don't know, this is my first wireless, so I'm still learning the technical details of how all this works...

It's pretty basic and incredibly simple; pretty much plug and play. The receiver face has an on/off switch and gain knob. The rear has a 9v-in, 1/4" jack and the telescopic antenna. Pretty easy on this end; just plug the 1/4" into the back of the receiver and the input on your amp. The transmitter has a level, on-standby-off switch and an 1/8" jack with a locking collar that secures the cord to the transmitter. Level is pretty straightforward. The power switch is a 3-way that goes from the off-position to standby (with a single red flash of the LED to indicate good battery life) and then to the on position.

The receiver feels really light and almost kinds of cheap... but it's durable. I let a friend use it, they set it on their amp and it had fallen off while jamming and still worked just fine; hadn't even noticed it had fallen, it kept on going. The transmitter is a tank as well, it's been dropped a time or two (I haven't bought the pouch for it yet) but both times it fell the cover popped off, revealing the circuits inside, which made me nervous. But the cover pops right back on just fine and the transmitter still works as if nothing happened. So for a while I was nervous about it breaking. But after over a month and the little accidents it's had, it still works, so my confidence and faith in this product has drastically improved. The only issue I have with this is that after several weeks of using it is it's range... they market it as being able to pick up at so many feet, and it does have a far range... but if you're moving around, it seems sometimes you can hit spots where it cuts out, which is a problem. Also, if you stand to close to the receiver or at a weird angle or whatever the signal will cut in and out... I usually only have these issues when I'm bouncing back and forth from my pedal to the amp at practices. But actual performances when I stay at the front by the pedal, I have no issues with the signal cutting out. So, little moments aside, it's pretty good. But it's definitely NO WHERE near the best in wireless... it's good for the money.

Like I said in quality, it's good for the money. This was my first dip into wireless, and for the price it's good to see if this is something I can get into, and I love it. It's good to start out with; it's cheap and for what you pay it actually does a really good job and is awesome! I imagine the better brands are so much better, but this was a good, cheap investment to start experimenting with wireless...

I have no idea, haven't needed to contact them. Giving them a 10 for benefit of the doubt. zZounds however has always been so prompt and reliable whenever I've had inquiries or problems.

When I was looking for wirelesses and stumbled on this for the price, I wanted it soooo bad. A couple of the other guys who haven't dabbled in wireless either are drooling over it, especially for it's price (which I thing is the big draw with something like this).

Active Musician, Sound Tech/Engineer

Rock, Indie, Metal, Christian, Gospel

this thing just works great i went outside & it pick up just like i was right next to it

great wire less for guitar i have,t try a mic yet but i bet it would work great

just plug it up & start playing

just set it on top of your amp plug it in & play

can,t beat the price

have not had no problems

i really like mine

40 years guitar jam at home

rock & country little blues & christian

1yr, jam at home.

Jazz, Blues, R&B, Gospel,

I've been playing the guitar for over 40 years

Rock n country

Forever

Everything

It noticeably drained a lot of my tone out when I plugged it in. I play with a lot of pitch harmonics and they were next to impossible with the wireless system plugged in.

It's made of plastic. Not much in terms of amazing features.

It actually is quite easy to use. Simply plug and play. It comes with a manual but it's pretty self explanatory.

Again, it's made of plastic. It broke apart the first time I dropped it because it wouldn't hold on to the strap well. Luckily it fit back together again but it really is not made for durability at all.

For the price, it's worth it. It's cheap at the very least.

Never dealt with them. I'll give the benefit of the doubt.

You're not supposed to even see it but as far as shoddily made plastic boxes go I guess it's sexy enough.

Rock, Prog. Rock

I have been playing for 46 years, guitar, mostly play and jam friends

Rock, country

This is my first wireless system. seems to work just fine. Very different having all this mobility, but it is very cool. Keep a clean line of sight. Walls CAN interfere with the signal. Not tone suck, as some people say. Love it.

n/a

Simple to use. If you can read the words 'on' and 'off,' you can work this system.

Seems fine.

Worth the money.

n/a

n/a

hobbyist

rock

Lifetime vocal/multi-instrumentalist. Played with numerous band including Blacklight, Asher Flux, Tomato Flames and many more.

There is no limitation, but specialize in a classic/southern rock sound.

Playing guitar for 20 years

Rock, hard rock, metal.

Old hippie keyboardist long retired from traveling club circuit. Now just jamming with local friends/musicians for fun.

Classic/southern rock, Motown/soul, blues.

I've been playing guitar for 8 years. I play professionally in a band

Pop punk, punk, rock, blues, indie

Just starting out

none specific

over 38 years of playing bass and not as many in guitar but enough.

Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Metal, Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal

I've been playing guitar for four years

Pop Punk

Drums since 1969 guitar since 1978

Christian

Low cost but a very good sound.

Needs a little more range away from the amp.