Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

[Justice4all]

Im thinking about getting a VHF wireless system for my guitar.
Now which models in particular should i look at.
Shure, Nady and AKG, would they be good option?
Looking to spend $1000 New Zealand.
Thats about $700 US .

Cheers for the help guys.

 

[Number One]

Re: Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

Shure. Great sound quality. The belt clip can come loose if you move around too much, but that holds true for many wireless systems.

 

[Robert S.]

Re: Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

I have the Shure ULX system. It retails at $599 USC but it works as advertized. I've used it in some fairly harsh environments for RF gear and I've never had a drop out or anything else from it, just killer tone coming out of the speakers.

 

[lastwinj]

Re: Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

in wireless, you do get what you pay for. spend the bucks, you wont be sorry.

good luck!

germ

 

[TwilightOdyssey]

Re: Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

in wireless, you do get what you pay for. spend the bucks, you wont be sorry.
good luck!
germ

I agree w/germ.

I have the AKG SR60, which costs a staggering $800, but it's only wireless that doesn't destroy my tone live!

 

[Justice4all]

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THanks guys, the local shop has both brands, Shure and AKG so this weekend its off to spend sum dolleros!!!!

Has anyone tryed the AKG SR40 with the guitar bug???

 

[TwilightOdyssey]

Re: Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

THanks guys, the local shop has both brands, Shure and AKG so this weekend its off to spend sum dolleros!!!!

Has anyone tryed the AKG SR40 with the guitar bug???

I have. It's very, very good. My singer uses it, as well, with a Sennheiser mic.

 

[Justice4all]

Re: Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

I have. It's very, very good. My singer uses it, as well, with a Sennheiser mic.

I have one question about the "Bug", it only has a aa battery inside 1.5v, does it lose any signal strength compared to the usual 9 volt transmitters??

 

[TwilightOdyssey]

Re: Wireless Guitar Systems..... help please.

I have one question about the "Bug", it only has a aa battery inside 1.5v, does it lose any signal strength compared to the usual 9 volt transmitters??

No, no signal strength loss, but the battery dies fast!! Expect to change it out after 2 hrs of practice ... and always put a fresh one in right before a gig!!!