the t.bone GigA Pro Pedal Set

perfect systeem voor een betaalbare prijs, doet wat het beloofd.
Na veel info her en der vergaard te hebben over een perfect werkbaar draadloos systeem voor een Fender Jazzbas passief, ben ik uiteindelijk uitgekomen bij Thomann en heb ik gekozen voor de t.bone GiGaPro eigen merk. Alle reviews over dit apparaat zijn vwb prestaties niet gelogen. Heb hem op de fabrieksinstelling gestart en zonder een enkel probleem plug &play, en perfecte sound, op afstand van 10 mtr, gescheiden door muren en deuren. Voor wat ik hem gebruik (kleine gigs en middelgrote stages) voldoet hij naar volle verwachting en tevredenheid. Echt een aanrader gelet op de vele mogelijkheden die dit robuust stalen kastje en zender teweeg brengt. Een klein detail wat beter zou kunnen is de riembevestiging. Deze is wat fragile en moet telkenmale van zender verwijderd worden alvorens hem te kunnen opladen. Dit komt het gebruik niet ten goede. ik gebruik hem dan ook direct op de plugin van Bass.

Real plug and play deal.
No challenges to get started at all.

Was doubtful between this and the True Diversity GigA pro Body pack set and could not be happier I chose the Pedal one due to size and my actual-personal needs and space available. There is always time to get the separate body pack which also looks amazing and compatible!

Small transmitter, hardly any weight but sturdy quality product
The exchangeable battery was mainly a must when I was searching for a wireless system and this one has it. Best way to bypass inbuilt batteries that lose capacity with time. Also the small size is a big plus.

Five stars in handling could not be given partly due to the metal clip to hold the transmitter to strap. You need to match the clip location to the upper part of transmitter to be able to still charge unit with the clip on, but then, the clip can partly cover screen with battery indicator and on/off button. Still you can get away with it. Got myself a strap holder so I don't have to use the metal clip. Another solution is to just buy a couple of batteries and charger and just not use the included charger.....

The Receiver is even better quality with metal housing and this pedal style is just a great way to experience wireless playing

Settings are still to be tweaked with a bit more so that is also reason for only 4 stars on handling, need to really play around with settings later on.
It already sounds quite well out of the box and actually surprised the humming and buzzing on distortion channels on amp is hardly noticeable. Multiple settings will help get THE SOUND and the led indicators are just a lovely shiny detail since you can change colors and actually see the unit quickly.

Overall another winner from Thomann
Last but not least the compatibility with other T.Bone transmitters under same frequencies is also a big plus.

Only strolling up and down the flat and stairs so my feedback on lag or loses of signal is something I can't really help you with but if it is Thomann, it works as it should. No challenges nor drops of signal during the battery and a half usage I made of unit, battery also seems to last longer than expected so only plus points here.

Will update hopefully this review once I have more time to play around with the settings.

Thanks to PA dept. for a nice chat we had some week ago! Was very, very close as you see to get the Bodypack but this one suits my needs much better, thanks for your time and help

I bought this pedal after considering all the lower-end wireless transmitters for instruments, as it seemed the best compromise - a bit more expensive than the XVive system (which a friend is really happy with) but more features.

It does not disappoint! First thing I noticed was the weight of the pedal - it's built really well. Then the transmitter has a cable and belt clip if you don't want to hook it straight to the instrument - handy! Mainly, the transmitter has a *replaceable* lithium-ion battery, so you're not chucking the unit in 5 years time because the built-in battery is shagged. This is excellent!

Plugged in and played, the pedal receiver detected the transmitter immediately, no issue there. For me it's completely indiscernable from using a cable, quality wise - certainly in a practice/gig setting, I'd probably cable up to record anyway. No issues, no cutting out, no interference, just works.

The pedal itself is a tiny bit complicated, just because it's packed with options and has a limited interface (it's a pedal!) but it was still dead easy to figure out. I really can't fault this pedal set, I'm delighted with it.