In the past I use to use the Getaria 2.4 hz transmitters and the latency was awful! They seem to be ok with harmonica playing, but not with string playing. So, I went with the Lekato 5.8 hz transmitters and been happy with them ever since. I will check out this new product! Michael, I really appreciate the new products and tutorials you share!
Thanks Michael! Great price for these. I already have getaria brand and they are nice. I like the green lights I could see those at least 75 feet away! LOL I will recommend and come to think of it, I might NEED a new set for my garage workspace. HMMMM, ya, I like the thought of that.
I bought this unit from a local shop and it does well in the aspect of latency and transmission range. But, I found out that my ¼jack to jack cord gives a louder signal than the xtuga. I expected the wireless signal to be louder because I have used other units before and radio waves usually sounded louder than cables. Is there a way to boost the signal coming from the transmitter?
The rooster also approved; that seals the deal as far as I'm concerned. For the benefit of anyone who's unfamiliar with the metric system, 30 centimetres (300 millimetres) equals 12 inches.
In the past I use to use the Getaria 2.4 hz transmitters and the latency was awful! They seem to be ok with harmonica playing, but not with string playing. So, I went with the Lekato 5.8 hz transmitters and been happy with them ever since. I will check out this new product! Michael, I really appreciate the new products and tutorials you share!
Thanks Chuck. 😎
Thanks for the shoutout! Great range demo. It gives the walking blues a whole new meaning!
Your welcome, Thanks again. Yes, it does. lol 😎
Sounds good !
Thanks Michael! Great price for these. I already have getaria brand and they are nice. I like the green lights I could see those at least 75 feet away! LOL I will recommend and come to think of it, I might NEED a new set for my garage workspace. HMMMM, ya, I like the thought of that.
Thanks Stetson, That would work, 😎
Works great, I have a wireless one from Temu. Never tested it but it works great for me. Thanks for the video Michael.
Thanks Michael, Same here, Works perfect for me. 😎
great demo.
165 feet! That's impressive. I was expecting it might be good for about 50 feet or so. Sounds good too!
It is, Thanks. M~
Now I know where you get all of your marvelous toys!
Thank you!
Thanks John. M~
Thank you for this brother i wanna buy this 😊
I bought this unit from a local shop and it does well in the aspect of latency and transmission range. But, I found out that my ¼jack to jack cord gives a louder signal than the xtuga. I expected the wireless signal to be louder because I have used other units before and radio waves usually sounded louder than cables. Is there a way to boost the signal coming from the transmitter?
Thanks Samuel. I don't know a way to boost the signal. M~
The rooster also approved; that seals the deal as far as I'm concerned. For the benefit of anyone who's unfamiliar with the metric system, 30 centimetres (300 millimetres) equals 12 inches.
Thanks Geoff. I obviously wasn't paying attention when they were going over the metric system in school. lol
Me too,
Will this work with any amp. I just have a cheap $50 sivertone.
Yes, they will. 😀
Ok thanks
I won't buy off of Amazon anymore!