Buy Audio-Technica ATW251/G-T3 VHF 170.245 MHz VHF Wireless Guitar SystemAudio-Technica ATW251/G-T3 VHF 170.245 MHz VHF Wireless Guitar System Product Description:
- Wireless guitar system
- VHF high band operating frequency 170.245 MHz
- Easy operation and clear, natural sound quality
- Advanced dipole antenna system for extended operating range
- Power, RF, and AF Peak indicators
Product Description
Audio-Technica’s ATW251/G-T3 VHF 170.245 MHz Wireless Guitar System includes the ATW-R250 receiver, ATW-T201 transmitter and Hi-Z instrument cable. The system is designed to provide reliable performance, easy setup and clear, natural sound quality. It features easily accessible on/standby/off switch on the transmitter. The ATW-R250 is a non-diversity, single-channel receiver with advanced dipole antenna design for extended operating range, which improves operation by providing a ground element in addition to the usual signal element. The receiver also offers volume control along with AF peak, RF and power indicator lights. Rock out onstage without the hassle of wires using this guitar system that wirelessly connects your guitar to an amplifier.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Superb
By Getfiddle
I'm very impressed. i thought it would have a ton of feedback or some other thing wrong with it, but no. nothing. Its plastic and cheaply made but its just as good (functionally) as a $300 system.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.Better than Expected
By Krakissi
The receiver unit was significantly smaller than I was expecting, which was a pleasant surprise. The transmitter is reasonably sized and well constructed, but I would probably tape the battery cover on if I were using it in a show. The belt clip works well, and the cable from the transmitter is about the right length. You would do well to get a strap-based holder for the transmitter.Adjusting the volume on the receiver is smooth, and there is no distortion, even if you max out the volume. Turn down your pickups on the guitar itself and turn up the receiver for the best quality transmission. If your guitar is too loud the transmitter will send some static.This device is fantastic for the price, works well even without a line of sight, and seems durable enough to bring on the road if you're gentle.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful.Wireless Hookup
By Steve Gillaspie
The wireless hook-up works great on my Guitar. No more stumbling on wires. I love it.
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