Best cheapy wireless guitar to amp.....

[Turn7]

No gigging, but properly fed up with tangled guitar to amp lead.....

best economical suggestion please.....

[Spantney]

Probably something like this;

https://www.dv247.com/en_GB/GBP/AKG-WMS-40-Mini-In...

AKG are a brand I personally stick by. You might be able to get a similar Line 6 or Behringer system for around the same money/cheaper but one of the guitar players in my band seems to have issues with his Line 6 wireless kit.

[Grrbang]

Anything less than the ones used by professionals are sometimes finicky, so I’d buy it from somewhere with easy returns/swaps.

[gazza285]

Spantney said:

Probably something like this;

https://www.dv247.com/en_GB/GBP/AKG-WMS-40-Mini-In...

AKG are a brand I personally stick by. You might be able to get a similar Line 6 or Behringer system for around the same money/cheaper but one of the guitar players in my band seems to have issues with his Line 6 wireless kit.

I have one of these, had no trouble with it at all, and battery life is good.

[OldSkoolRS]

There's a bunch of us that go to Rock Project and we've all been using £30 ones off Amazon. You can have up to 6 in use at a time (we've had about 4-5 on the go at once I think). Played the odd small gig or open mic with them too, so I'm sure would be fine for home use as well and not break the bank. Mine lasts over 3 hours on a charge too (our typical rehearsal length when we used to be able to go to the local studio). I've even used mine for my electronic drum kit too when the mixing desk was a long way from my kit.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07H2J6J7Y/ref...

Price has crept up a little since I bought mine, but still can't grumble for £34.

[Turn7]

OldSkoolRS said:

There's a bunch of us that go to Rock Project and we've all been using £30 ones off Amazon. You can have up to 6 in use at a time (we've had about 4-5 on the go at once I think). Played the odd small gig or open mic with them too, so I'm sure would be fine for home use as well and not break the bank. Mine lasts over 3 hours on a charge too (our typical rehearsal length when we used to be able to go to the local studio). I've even used mine for my electronic drum kit too when the mixing desk was a long way from my kit.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07H2J6J7Y/ref...

Price has crept up a little since I bought mine, but still can't grumble for £34.

That looks perfect, thanks....

[Turn7]

Just to update ,I now have a set of the ones mentioned above.

For the money and my use,I would say they are nigh on
Perfect .

It’s sooo nice not having a cable tangling around your feet....

[OldSkoolRS]

Glad they worked out. I was using mine last night to play my Roland E drums though at a socially distanced rehearsal.

[Turn7]

OldSkoolRS said:

Glad they worked out. I was using mine last night to play my Roland E drums though at a socially distanced rehearsal.

well happy cheers !

[Chicken Chaser]

What's the difference between these and the 5ghz ones that seem to pop up on Amazon?

[Turn7]

Chicken Chaser said:

What's the difference between these and the 5ghz ones that seem to pop up on Amazon?

I cant answer that IM afraid......

[OldSkoolRS]

Chicken Chaser said:

What's the difference between these and the 5ghz ones that seem to pop up on Amazon?

About 2.6Ghz difference.
These ones are 2.4Ghz so may be slightly more likely to suffer interference from a microwave or certain other devices, but not had any issues in the last year I've had mine.