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Sondery brand wireless guitar system
The system includes a transmitter and a receiver, using frequency 5.8G Hz. 4 sets of the guitar wireless system can be used at a same time in a group. Rechargeable battery inside, which lasts for 4 hours after 2 hours charging. Use distance within 35m / 115ft.
Easy to read and direct work statue show screen
High Quality Signal. Sondery wireless system uses 24-bit 48KHz high quality audio broadcasting. High frequency 5.8GHz is optimal for guitar wireless approved for use worldwide.
4 channels with LED color indicator and LCD screen easily to tell
4 units can be used simultaneously. The system utilizes latest 5.8G technology, high frequency which less than 5.6ms latency, no lag or signal loss. Effective range is about 115 feet without obstacles.
Mute function
Unique mute function at Transmitter. Not to make any noise when plug off the transmitter from your instrument.
Light function
Light Off button at Receiver. Save power by turing off the screen light.
Convenient charging
Built-in chargeable lithium battery works up to 4 hours after being fully charged, and comes with a double-USB cable for convenient, simultaneous charging of transmitter and receiver, which ensures good performance for every use.
Jimi G
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
Buy a different brand. Mine worked fine for 8 months, now it flakes out. It is undependable during live performances.
John Piercey
Reviewed in Canada on January 10, 2025
I would buy here again
Pedro Pablo Ruiz Martin
Reviewed in Spain on August 6, 2024
Lo compre en mayo de 2023, esperando que fuese otro mas, pero después de mas de un año de uso ininterrumpido, (esto incluye ensayos, todos los bolos de mas de un año y el uso particular en casa), tengo que quitarme el sombrero ya que funciona perfectamente como el primer día, con una duración de la batería de mas de 4h y una calidad de sonido igual que si tocase con cable. TOTALMENTE SATISFECHO Y MUY RECOMENDABLE. seguro que lo volvería a comprar.
Justin
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
I bought a pair of Lekato wireless transmitters originally. I'm moving on from them and onto these for a few reasons. The Lekato version is very cheaply made, the switches are not lined so they rattle depending on the amp which is very unpleasant during clean lower volume practice sessions. Also they very easily are interrupted by outside wireless signals from bluetooth and some other wireless devices... I literally can't use them with my scarlett because its next to bt monitors and even though they are physically plugged in I still get constant interruptions which destroys any recording potential. Also no battery indicators or alternate channels. These Sondery transmitters are much much better. I can plug them in and play, no interruptions. I did initially have a bad channel, but switching to a different channel fixed that & it also persisted in a good connection. Also they have light up screens, battery indicators, multiple channels, and put out a much much better signal. The other perk is instead of sliding switches that rattle they have press and hold buttons for power, 1 tap kill switch, and of course the channel selection. At this time I'm very happy with them and they were the same exact price as the aforementioned. I'm definitely not going back.
Spada
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 23, 2024
Two things make me enjoy these better than the Xvives that are (now) my back-up set, along with some Pogolabs:1) Excellent clear but smooth sound- I play several times a week in acoustic sets and the quality of the sound reduces the EQ required- the less you have to faff around, the easier the set-up. It's not too bright but still brighter than the, frankly, slightly muffled Xvive U2s I also have. YMMV...2) Auto pairing (on this device at least) means if I suddenly get interference from someone's phone, I just click the channel change button on the guitar transmitter and, usually, it's gone. No need to to go the amp and fiddle around with the two devices. That makes a huge difference as I may not be able to get to the amp very quickly/easily on the night. Many systems require you to access both devices, this one doesn't.3) Battery life: I play 4hr sessions and 2hr gigs- for the former, I have to switch off the transmitter when having a break or it wouldn't last the night, so, not quite the 4hrs promised by the advert (this after 1 year's use). The receiver would easily last 4hrs but it has less work to do obviously. This battery issue is why I also sometimes use the Xvive U2s as their battery life is better, but not enough to make me want to use them over the Sondery's better (to me, for acoustic guitar) sound quality.4) 5.8GHz: received wisdom is that the higher frequency has les interference than the 2.4GHz ones. This has not been my experience- it just seems to be getting worse on all frequencies- this may be down to increased wireless use or increase in devices that use 5.8GHz but mainly seems down to the quality of the unit involved: Xvive is best this way, followed by the Sonderys and worst on the cheap Pogolabs. Bear in mind that you have to hold both Xvives to changes channels, which can be either a pain or impossible depending on the situation you're in. Can't remember for the Pogolabs as I haven't used them for several months...sorry.Hope this helps someone!
Luciano Merighi
Reviewed in Italy on November 6, 2024
Rispetto ad uno dei soliti sistemi wireless a 2.4GHz che usavo prima, questo Sondery a 5Ghz, scelto tra gli altri perche la porta usb-c poteva essere indizio di progetto più recente, mostra un rumore molto più basso e una latenza più che dimezzata. Non ci sono differenze significative del timbro, rispetto al cavo e anche l'autonomia è soddisfacente, sicuranente almeno tre ore filate, oltre non ho provato.Per chi può intendere, allego immagini dello spettro del rumore, appena sopra a quello di fondo del mixer con cavo, della latenza (6msec contro i 14msec dell'altro sistema) e anche un'immagine del rumore dell'altro.Nota, la fase del segnale viene invertita di 180°, il vecchio non era invertente ma la cosa è totalmente ininfluente.Buona sensazione tattile di sufficiente robustezza.Consigliato sicuramente.
Jersey
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024
I purchased this item because some of my guitars have active pickups. Works excellent with active & passive pickups, and no noticeable latency whatsoever. Fast charging & long lasting battery, I can complete a full 3 hour gig and still have battery power afterwards.
Fabianini
Reviewed in Mexico on May 24, 2023
Es un muy buen producto, fácil de usar,le doy 4 estrellas porque no dura mucho la pila, solo 4hr entonces tengo que cargarlos en cada trabajo
fernando martinez
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2023
I tried 4 cheaper kinds and brands before these. Those cheaper ones gave me interference , horrible humming noise, etc. These guys OMG!! 4 channels to use, 5.8 Ghz freq, LCD screen...a MUTE Button! But most important...Quiet!! Besides, I don't know how or why my guitar tone sounds better!! I use active pickups and they tend to be noisy...they get along with this wireless guitar system so well. You will still get that regular natural humming noise that electric guitars produce no matter what but much much more subtle! Well worth the 20 extra dollars for sure! I hope this helps people that are exploring these new generation devices and avoids them many trials before finding the quality, functionality and price these ones have. I'm so happy. After 4 other products that disappointed me, these are the ones for me!
PaddyOh
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023
I'm using this with my "The Band" fiddle pickup. I wasn't sure if it would fit or not given the small area, but it fit perfectly. I finally had a chance to run it at a live show and everything worked well. No problem with pairing or interference and the sound quality was solid. I didn't listen critically with headphones, but I didn't detect anything that bothered me -- levels were virtually identical to wired, at least with the pickup I used. No issue with battery life, either, although I only ran it for about 1 hour for this particular event. I threw a USB charger in my bag so if I ever need an intermission charge, it'll be right there.I really like not having to compete with other 2.4 GHz stuff, too, which was one of the main reasons I wanted to try these units.I usually play multiple instruments, so I'll probably get another pair so I can be completely wireless.Other thoughts --Wish they supported more than 4 channels.Likewise, I'm somewhat dubious as to how durable they are, but we'll see. Hard to complain too much, given the price.I'll write more after I've given them some more rigorous workouts...
GOB PROGRAM Y/N
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2023
First: I paid full price for this, just a shopper like you.I have tried a different good wireless setup and meh didn’t sound good, it worked, but didn’t sound good.I tried this pair because it uses USB-C and UHF, and it’s the only one that does. This led me to believe it’s probably the newest technology since the million other ones all look the same and use mini usb.Anyways- WOW.No humming. No hiss. IT SOUNDS BETTER THAN A CABLE. there is no hollow sound, no interface and no noise gate.I am old school and run a Les Paul with p-90s into a Mesa Boogie. It’s always buzzing and hissing a little bit through the cables. I used this thing and could not believe it! No cable hiss!These are amazing. Oh yeah build quality is great, auto shutoff and mute button is also great. I even used it on active pickups with no issues.
priscilla vega
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2023
Perfect wireless transmitter. I bought the Xvive (2.4GHZ) for my G&L bass witch it has active pickup so when I switch it to active on my bass I could hear some huming through the sound system. when I conect the this one, the Sondery 5.8GHZ there is no huming at all. GREAT PRODUCT. And you also get a nice display on it!... FYI test the XVive before you by it at the store because once you buy any wireless transmitter you cannot return it that why I'm stuck with the XVIVE
Edward Marrone
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2022
I liked how easy they were to use. Not sure how well the charged unit will last on a gig.
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