I bought this based on the reviews I read and some Youtube videos. I've used in two gigs, a couple of rehearsals, and in my studio. So far I've been very happy. It's very easy to set up and use. Power up the transmitter and the receiver, hold them together, and you're done! A guitarist in one of the bands I work with has the same system and there were no conflicts during the two gigs. It has some range, and sounds very good. It's advertised to work with active pickups and it works as advertised on my Fender EC Strat and Takamine TAN15 acoustic. It doesn't work with my Ovation acoustic though. Not exactly sure why. Not a game changer. So I'd actually give it 4.5 stars if that rating existed. I'd recommend this system. Read more

Although cheaper products are availaible, if you want something reliable, then this is the absolute best product. Read more

This is THE class of wireless hookups in this price range.THey have a backup charger in the carrying case as a backup and it's a total lifesaver. Pairing is a snap and the ease of operation is great! I detect ZERO latency. THere MAY be some but it's not detectable. Only drawback is they might be a bit fragile. I say that because I broke mine and it stopped functionality. I wrote the company to get a replacement and they sent me one FOR FREE without even asking. You can't beat that level of support. GO with this one! Read more

After a few tries with different brands, this one is the one. As described, this works with active pickups (it may require that you use a 1/4” TS extender to move the transmitter away from the internal electronics) Purchased on 8/7 and used the same day at a gig, (Thanks Amazon Overnight!) and it worked flawlessly with no noise and strong signal. Very easy to setup, as it hunts for a clean channel on its own, and pairs itself. I currently use with two Ibanez basses (4 and 5 string) as well as a Sire Marcus Miller 5 string. All have active pickups. The Marcus Miller has humbuckers with a toggle switch. All were completely noise free. The charging case is awesome, as I can just put the tx and rx units in the case during the band break, and never have to worry about not having enough juice to last the night. This alone justifies the additional cost. I use a 1 foot male to male 1/4” patch cable along with a 1/4” female to female “gender changer” to move the transmitter off the body (see picture). I used a little gaff tape to secure the transmitter to my guitar strap. This is definitely the more expensive option of the inexpensive wireless systems, but this seems to be the best performer in my opinion. Read more

This has absolutely no noticeable latency; I've tested it to a distance of at least 7m. The indicators are really useful (blinking if the receiver receives no signal from a transmitter, for example). The charging box is extremely sturdy and I've not had any issues with charging. The Nux website also has a decent blog post with technical details of the system that this is built upon, which shows that they've done their research and aren't simply repackaging some low-quality bulk product. Read more