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WENTELMUSIC A12 Wireless Guitar System
Choose Your Right Wireless Guitar Transmitter and Receiver!
decalex
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
Pleasantly surprised with this solid wireless system. No noticeable latency while using, clean audio, and extremely easy to set up— literally plug and play. I’ve used this with both guitar and bass and it has held up well-- haven't had issues with the range, walking about the room. The battery life has been fine, but I generally keep it charged, and haven't used it for longer than a couple hours at this point. It hasn't quit on me yet!There are lots of these on Amazon and I own a few others; so far this has been more reliable than another that was double the price. I can't speak to its longevity, but for the current price, this could be either a great backup or even a main setup to avoid wading through a sea of cables while practicing.
AG
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025
This wireless pair give you a bit more freedom to do what you want. The sound quality seems very good, although when I got really far away there were some issues. I like that they are rechargeable and have a volume control. Of course you can see the unit on the guitar, but it's lightweight so not really noticeable.
Jeff
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
I recently got this wireless guitar system and I am extremely impressed with its performance. The 2.4GHz rechargeable transmitter and receiver provide crystal clear 24-bit 48KHz audio quality with no latency, allowing me to play without any disruptions. The 100ft range is perfect for moving around on stage without losing signal. The plug and play feature makes setup a breeze, and I love that I don't have to deal with messy cables anymore. Overall, I highly recommend this wireless guitar system to any electric guitar player looking for a reliable and high-quality solution.
Tony
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025
A few months ago I bought the Feasley transmitter/receiver. But, since I own two guitars (a Gibson SG Standard with humbuckers and a Les Paul Special with P90s), I was happy to order this one so I'd have a wireless transmitter/receiver for each guitar. I tested it with my SG connected to a Marshall amp. Here is my list of pros and cons for this particular set:Pros = (1) Easy to pair. (2) Took less then 30 minutes to fully charge out of the box -- so it comes mostly charged. (3) The jack plugs rotates about 240 degrees. (4) It has a volume button on both the transmitter and the receiver. (5) They charge with a very common USB-C connector. And (6) it comes with a connector that allows you to charge both the transmitter and the receiver at the same time.Cons = (1) It is a little bigger than the other model that I own -- this is not a big deal, but bigger footprint is noticeable so I wanted to mention it. (2) The sound was a bit different than when plugged in using an actual cable. I can't quite describe the difference (maybe a little dirtier or muffled?). The good news is it is very subtle (maybe 95+% the same). But, again, since it was noticeable I wanted to mention it.All things considered I'm happy I got this. I'll only play in my house and it works and it's perfect for that (especially since the cost seems to be below average compared to many of its competitors).
BG
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025
I ordered this wireless transmitter/receiver pair for playing guitar. It does a decent enough job of providing wire-free operation, but the sound quality is not a match for wired play. This is in part due to it having a slightly lower output than a wired signal and in part due to there being some noticable delay once you move away from the transmitter's immediate vicinity. There were also intermittent interference and drop-outs...nothing terrible, but I did notice them. I don't pretend to fully understand the technology specifics, but I suspect it has to do with these units operating on a lower frequency (2.4GHz) than other transmitter/receiver devices I've tried in the past (which have been north of 5GHz). My limited understanding is that lower frequencies have higher chances for interference from competing radio signals (cell, bluetooth, TV, walkie-talkies, etc.) and solid objects (like studs in walls) than higher frequencies. They are adequate if you're just standing around a basement or spare room playing guitar in your house, which is probably all you'd need or expect at this price point, but I wouldn't try to play an actual gig with them.
CS
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2025
I tested this A10 Wireless Guitar System in my house and I have to admit, I was pretty impressed!The setup was very simple. One piece is clearly labeled Transmitter, while the other is clearly labeled Receiver - so it is very easy to tell which one goes on the guitar vs. amp.I appreciate that the Transmitter and Receiver both have rechargeable batteries in them, and the USB charging cable that’s included in the package is a single, split cable so you can charge both at the same time via a single USB charging port.I used this on my electric guitar and it worked great! The sound was crisp and clear, there was no delay, and the range is great. I live in a ranch style house. I had my amp setup on one end of my house, I walked all the way down to the opposite end of my house, and it was still working with no problems.I haven’t fully tested the battery life yet, but the product page says the batteries last up to 5 hours. I have no reason to doubt that yet (haven’t seen any signs of the batteries dying quickly).Overall, this is a great product for a very fair price. I would highly recommend this to others. 5 stars!
Kenneth A. Lampkins
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2025
Value for your money 💰 without breaking the bank 🏦. They're easy to pair up and use. No issues so far.
Wildlife/sports photographer
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
This wireless system works well with my acoustic guitar and Marshall acoustic amp. There is no noticeable delay and the sound is good. I don't know how long the batteries will hold up, but I'll be using it at a larger venue this weekend to see how it holds up for 45 minutes of playing time. If anything changes, I'll update the review.
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