Best Guitar Wireless System

January 20, 2010
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In today’s entertainment market, being closer to, or even in the middle of your audience is in many cases, taken for granted. Spectators assume that you are free to roam as needed in a relentless effort to provide top-shelf entertainment. You would need to roam far to find a performer that does not utilize wireless technology. For guitarists, there are a few challenges; signal diversity and battery life are just to of the big ones. Fortunately, we have assembled the best wireless guitar systems available. I have not had singers carry me on their shoulders lately like Bonn Scott
used to do with Angus Young, but when I do, I will know which unit to buy. If you read on, so will you. Minimize
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AKG WMS450 Wireless Guitar Set

Why it's best: If you tend to take advantage of your wireless status by struttin’ your stuff out in the audience, you’ll love the fact that the WMS450 Wireless Guitar Set from AKG boasts up to 8 hours of operation using only one AA battery. Not only are you warned when batter c...read full review



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American Musical Supply    $399.00
Amazon.com    $399.00

Why it's a best pick: Imagine this; you step out into the audience, begin your solo, the hoots and hollers of the crowd greet you as your shredding escalates, and then suddenly, your signal is dead. On top of the total vibe-killing embarrassment of the moment, your troubleshooting leads you to re... read full review

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Amazon.com    $291.00

Why it's a best pick: Have you ever had a police radio come blaring through your wireless receiver during a break between sets? I have. Well, the ATW-701’s Tone Lock squelch system eliminates this embarrassing scenario by shutting down the output signal when the transmitter is off. Primo. T... read full review

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PCNation.com    $190.04
Amazon.com    $399.95

Apparently Mr. Chisholm based his review of these products from the descriptions on the box and NOT real world testing and use. Did you even touch any of these devices? Based on your reviews, you did not. This review is a joke. Especially when you didn't even include any of the Sennheiser systems which in my real world use, are superior to the three chosen here.

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