2.4Ghz Stereo Wireless Guitar System with 1/4” & 1/8” Plugs for Musical Instruments Rechargeable Guitar Wireless Transmitter Receiver Cordless Electric Guiar Lead for Guitar Bass (Red)

These are fantastic. Been using them for will over a year. Never any drop out. Battery life is long and impressive. They fit all my guitars and my bass too. They're really cheap for what they are but they don't scrimp on quality. I've not noticed any lag whatsoever and the sound quality is great- better than a lot of leads over used.They fold over for easy storage, quick to charge and are just fab. Never had any problems connecting the two- just switch them on and off you go.

I bought this to link and old iPod, which is full of my old albums, to the Line In on my Sonos amplifier which is in a cupboard. It was very easy to set up the link and it works very well. My only (minor) issue is that I had hoped to leave it permanently on and plugged into the power. But the instructions warn that this will reduce the battery life. So a minor inconvenience is to switch on both the ends when I want to use the iPod. Other than that. Excellent sound, set up and value for money.

I've been playing many years, but I'm a complete novice when it comes to equipment. The Lekato WS60 is my first wireless system and what a pleasure it was to plug the transmitter into my Epiphone nighthawk, the receiver into my little Orange Crush 20 and play without cables.No noticeable latency, and I went into other rooms and it still played perfectly fine.However, the orange amp has a clean channel and a 'dirty' channel. The dirty channel provides fuzz and distortion. The wireless system works perfectly on the clean channel but not at all when I switch the amp to dirty.I dont know if it's something I'm unaware of, something I'm doing wrong or if the system just doesn't work on the dirty channel? I've withheld a star from my review until I find out.Other than that, it works well, is very simple to set up, and I have no issues with clean sound quality or latency.I'd appreciate if anyone has any answers for the issue re. Seemingly not working on the distortion setting on my amp.

I was a little unsure at first about the practical implications of this wireless system, but after a few days messing around with it in different scenarios, it's a great little bit of kit.I'd whole heartedly recommend this product for bedroom practice, rehearsal and small gigs at a push (naturally I've not been able to test this element with the current lockdown rules). It does exactly what it says on the tin, with zero latency in my experience. The design is nice and compact so it doesn't get in the way of anything and the clean aesthetics really help with differentiating between the transmitter and the reciever. It's only a small detail, but it works really well and looks cool too.Unscrew the 1/4" jack to reveal the 3.5mm headphone jack and the possibilities open up. Because this device is stereo I would see no reason why it couldn't be used as a quick fix for sound engineers if a cable goes down and you need to get some music to the front of house. I've used it from interface to speaker when recording at home and it just straight up works.If you're looking for a wireless that's budget friendly, rechargable and simple to use then look no further.

Initial impressions are very positive, having had possession less than 24HRS , these units , so far have exceeded expectations and delivered results beyond my imagination, Honey moon period defo , however based on my intense usage , 5-6 hours solid playng on both Bass and guitars,I’m quite confident that I’ve found precisely what I’ve been looking for , a truly wireless stereo system, that delivered in both terms of sound quality and delivery , I encountered raised eyebrows from band mates who were gobsmacked by my choice , as they were already wireless, albeit in mono mode ,to find out that the BASS player insisted on a Stereo wireless system , only to discover that a Rickenbacker 4003 owner has the capacity to enjoy a world of natural stereo that most guitarists would die for, is quite a smug feeling , not many bassists can enjoy that very rare stance, unless they own a truly stereo bass guitar such as is the 4003 RickenbackerUpdate :gave my lead guitar playingfriend a loan of these trans/receivers to find out whether or not they were suitable for his USA deluxe active Stratocaster:they were NOT suitable for that guitars output as he claimed that the 12ms latency added to the unacceptable, overall delay in output during performance using this system over conventional leads!As a bassist I had no such problems with that latency it has to be said !I am not a proficient enough lead guitarist to fully appreciate the specific problems he quickly identified as problematic, bear that in mind , if your using a very specific pedal rig for lead guitar!

I used these to connect a steamdeck to a pair of sennheiser rs180 headphones and it has worked a treat. Much lower latency and better sound quality than bluetooth

Great product. Gave only 4 because it does not hold battery power long. No noticeable lag.Additional benefit I noticed is when I plug in my Guitar directly with wire I get lot of interference noice but when I connect with these ones , it gets filtered mostly that way I love this product.

Seems like an absolute bargain for the price (got them on the Spring offer). Stereo 2.4Ghz wireless guitar system. Not only useable with a guitar but the transmitters 3.5mm jack can be plugged into any stereo source like my MacBooks 3.5mm output. Turn your guitar amp into a music receiver.Battery life is impressive lasting more than 4 hours playing music from a laptop.I like the articulated head, and found an angle to plug into my recessed Ibanez SR bass. The Ibanez recessed socket can be a pain to plug into, but these work with ease.I'd never heard of the Legato brand before. But now I've also bought a leather guitar strap from them. Very nice quality products.