Simply connect it to your guitar or bass and you're ready to go with this wireless system. It delivers high-quality, stable connection with ultra-low latency of 2.3 ms, allowing for more dynamic live performances than ever before.
The Xvive XV-U2 wireless system is very popular among guitarists and bassists, allowing dynamic performance as desired without worrying about cables. The XV-U2 is rechargeable, making it ideal for everyday use, such as a short practice session at home.
This cable is made of OYAIDE's original precision conductor "102SSC" for wireless musical instruments. This material is known for its high resolution and wide dynamic range, and is highly suitable for flat, distortion-free transmission with wireless devices.
A system designed for incorporation into pedal boards. A wireless system that can be used immediately by simply connecting it to a guitar or bass. Achieves high-quality, stable connection with ultra-low latency of 2.3 ms. Allows for more dynamic live performances than ever before.
Simply connect it to your guitar or bass and you're ready to go with this wireless system. It delivers high-quality, stable connection with ultra-low latency of 2.3 ms, allowing for more dynamic live performances than ever before.
The GLX-D16+ guitar pedal wireless system supports the 2.4 GHz band. The GLX-D16+ Guitar Pedal Wireless System supports the 2.4 GHz band, allowing wireless operation without complicating setup or compromising sound quality. The guitar pedal wireless system consists of a WA305 premium guitar cable, GLX-D1+ bodypack transmitter, and GLX-D6+ guitar pedal receiver.
Wireless transmitter that easily delivers a liberating wireless experience when combined with THR-II wireless models and compatible Line 6 products. High-quality 24-bit digital wide-range audio (10 Hz – 20 kHz). Produces uncompromising sound that captures every fine nuance of your guitar in full range.
Wireless transmitter for guitar. Battery lasts for 8 hours with a single charge. You can charge battery by just plugging it into the input jack of the amplifier.