Mooer GTRS GWU4 Wireless Plug Green

Itsellä ei ollut aiempaa kokemusta langattomuudesta kitaralle. Päätin kokeilla edullisemmasta päästä. Mutta ei jää vain kokeiluksi vaan pysyvään käyttöön. Eikä näemmä tarvitse kalliimpia hankkiakaan kun nämä tuntuvat täyttävän paikkansa ihan hyvin. Pitkäaikaista kokemusta ei vielä ole laitteen kestosta. Mutta ainakin ensimmäiset treenit sujuivat ongelmitta ja akun kestokin oli suurin piirtein lupausten mukainen.
Laitteen nettirekisteröitymisen kautta saa vielä 4 vuoden takuun !
Mitään kohinoita tms. ylimääräisiä ääniä ei ilmaantunut. Enkä minä ainakaan huomannut mitään viiveitä.
Hyvää oli myös se, että toimii aktiivi- ja passiivimikeillä.
Hyvä ostos ja suosittelen !

I'll update this review in a few week's time when I have used them for longer. I have an AKG wireless system, one with a receiver box that sits on the amp, but I wanted a more portable system for rehearsals. These are superb IMO. I've used them with active basses and passive guitars. They feel really well made, are very easy to use, and although I cannot yet speak for the battery life I have used them for 3 hour rehearsals and occasional use in between before recharging. Later - I have now established that the battery life for me exceeds 6 hours. More than enough. I plug the receiver unit into the input of my multi effects pedal and then cable to the amplifier. So even though the receiver is on the floor I haven't had any dropouts. The sound is to my ears indistinguishable from using a cable. The fact that the unit has an external aerial and that it can be angled as desired probably helps a lot. I'm thinking of buying another set.

All the low-budget ones looked very similar, but these ones stood out - they had a frequency different from 2.4 kHz, which means they won't conflict with Wi-Fi, and they also use a Type-C connector for charging, which is much more modern than the micro-USB (or even mini-USB) of most others.
I use them with a bass guitar at rehearsals and concerts for 9 month.

Pros:
- The sound quality is very decent. I'm not sure I can tell the difference even with headphones, let alone concerts. No interference from other devices.
- The battery life surprises me - I haven't measured it, but it feels like it's about 5 hours. Most often, it's enough for 2 rehearsals of 2 hours, but they usually run out on the third one. And the unit that's plugged into the guitar always runs out first. I also haven't measured how long it takes to charge, I think it's about 1 hour.
- It has an interesting function when you can use 1 transmitter for several receivers - for example, output sound to several amplifiers without unnecessary switching, or record sound to an audio card in parallel with the sound output. I did not use this, but it is better to have such a function than not to have it. Most other transmitters do not have this.

Cons:
- Color. The color itself is beautiful, but I would prefer to use black blocks, which are available in China, but here you can only buy white and green.
- The bending point is quite mobile, so when connecting from the side, it will go down and this does not look very aesthetic. Fortunately, I came up with the idea of ​​hooking the wire to the bridge of my headless bass - it is convenient. Otherwise, I do not know what I would do.
- The connection can be lost for a couple of seconds, but this happens rarely, literally once every few hours. It is not critical, since this is a fairly cheap device, and not a professional one, so I cannot demand much from it.

As I wrote in the title - I am very pleased with this device. I don't see any alternatives to it even for twice the price. If I were to change it, it would only be for a black version of the device.