Wireless Bass Guitar Transmitter For Sale (2024 Update)

Very happy with this set- it met all expectations, despite a few snags: Most importantly, it works quite well with my Martin acous/elec w Fishman p/up. No noise from the preamp is picked up by the set. The sound is very good – no coloration of sound. I havent experienced the lag/latency some have complained about; although Im not a professional and maybe it just isnt bad enough to bother me. Also noteworthy – I use it at extremely close range – I dont move very far from the receiver, so Ive had no trouble with interference, dropouts, or signal degradation. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5: 1- the instruction manual is laughable. You basically have to figure everything out yourself. Clearly written by someone to whom English is a 3rd 4th language, at least. 2- the shape of the receiver limits ability to use in certain pedal layouts. Its bulky and oddly shaped. 3- an auto-shutdown function after no signal present after x minutes would save a dead battery when user forgets to shut off one or both units. Overall – good set and well worth it for me. If youre a serious pro, move up.shredd

Pros: Excellent piece of kit. No noticable difference from using a standard quitar lead. Except there is nothing to step on or trip over. Good battery life. Only used at home for practice so cannot comment on how well they function with other equipment used simultaneously but so far extremely pleased. Cons: Have not found anything yet.Chris

I originally picked these up to use as a temporary replacement when my shure wireless was damaged. They performed great at home and have a fairly decent range. They also performed great at rehearsal. They failed miserably in a live setting. These run on a digital signal and will pick up interference from other digital signals. I tried using these live at several venues and while they would work fine during a sound check as soon as crowds came into the mix they became unreliable. Latency, distortion of signal, and an almost underwater sound are the most common issues I experienced. It was not range related as I stayed within 15 feet of the receiver. While I found these to be useless for live performances I use them all the time at home and at rehearsals. That is where these have shined for me. They're very convenient and I can throw them into a guitar case and go to rehearsal. They'll last an average of 3 to 3 1/2 hours on a charge and perform adequately in those scenarios. After 3 1/2 hours a noticeable loss in signal occurs and has since I first purchased them. These are durable and as long as you don't intentionally abuse them they should hold up well. I've had mine for about 3 years as of this review. For what they cost they perform well. These are convenient for practice and rehearsal. They are not reliable for live or studio.Mike

I've been gigging with the G50 combo for a little more than 2 1/2 years now. To say the least I am more than satisfied, I've learned that leaving the trans and receiver at Channel 1 cuts down most of the co-channel interference issues. As more clubs move to 5 Ghz Access Points for their WiFi, I'm also finding less issues getting a clean channel vs the old 2.4 Ghz APs I mounted my G50 base unit to my pedal board, so I'm never more than a few feet from it. That provides even more reliability. Battery life is outstanding. At rehearsal I use Tenergy Centura rechargeable batteries, I get about 5 to 6 hours on a charge, With daily use, I get about a year of overall useful life out of a set 4. For reliability I use regular Energizer MAX AAs at gigs. I can plug in the transmitter into my Dingwall ABZ 3x at the beginning of the gig and don't touch the transmitter until it's time to pack up at the end of the night. Battery level is still at 3 hours to go!. Set and forget it. There were some comments by others regarding the physical durability of the transmitter and stuff like the door and cable. Absolutely buy Neotech cover and mount it to your strap. Don't even think of using the belt clip. I use Lucid Audio Project custom premium cables for the transmitter to bass connection.. A little pricey, but worth it in quality. The G50 system is awesome!!!ustabawannab

Solid compact construction, great signal quality with no loss or interference, great range of distance. Multiple channels and mute switch are a great addition from what I'm used to. The cable simulator/high-end rolloff is a nice touch. I have no real complaints with this unit although The transmitter cable is a bit flimsy as they unfortunately usually are with most wireless systems in my experience. So typically I'm having a slightly difficult time finding a good spot to clip the transmitter on my strap or belt, to keep my movements from breaking the plug to jack connection in an angled strat style jack without putting undue stress on the cable by wrapping it around the strap-pin or anything like that. This is more a jack problem than the transmitter cable problem but a sturdier one would help. So far I'm still enjoying wireless feeedom with my guitar and basses with minimal jack connection cut-out.Jim

The product is great for use. The only issue I have, is that the unit defaults to the 1st setting each time it is turned on. If you are using more than 1 (has 1-4 settings), one has to change the transmitter and receiver to the desired setting when turned on.augerunl

Great value for the money, works perfect for a small venues, battery life good and built quality good, I recommend it 100% I've used in my regular gigs and is a very good option.Diego J.B.A.

THe product came fast. Charge time was about 4 hours. the led lights on the receiver are bad, so no lit. it was hard to find out but when i connected the guitar and it start to sound, its when I realize it was a led issue, not a device functionality. While is fully charge, it works perfect. once it goes half of power, you will start noticing interference on the signal. I would say, this device will work great for performance not longer than 2 hours. Try to stay away of multiple wireless signals…balvanete

I use the BTA30 as a Bluetooth transmitter and a USB DAC. It works great with Bluetooth headphones on Zoom, and the music playback from my computer is wonderful. I also use the DAC mode to send digital data to my desktop DAC/amp and speakers, and to another device (a Sennheiser wireless headphone that uses a proprietary wireless connection rather than Bluetooth). The device does everything well. Connecting on Bluetooth can take a few seconds, and the mode switch is a bit fiddly to move it to the Transmit setting. But I love the sound and the range it gives me on my Bluetooth headphones.Ray

Using Spotify thru Wi-Fi streaming in the "Very High" setting, to a older (cheap) Samsung Galaxy J2 phone, which has LDAC and Dolby Atmos, out via Bluetooth v4.2, into the FiiO BTA300 then RCA cables to the AUX inputs of my vintage 1974 Yamaha CR-1000 receiver and listening on Polk RTA 11t speakers. For under $100 for the FiiO and $79 for the Galaxy J2 (refurbed). you can get sound that Audiophiles of the world would snub their noses at but everyone else on planet Earth would enjoy immensely.prach1000

Works better than I expected. No wires to get tangled up in. Easy to use. Has 4 channels so other instruments can be amplified simultaneously.fatpigs_r_us

Great product works very well. Very good battery life, will easily get through a gig on full charge. I’ve run mine for about 5 hours before a charge and it was still going strong even thenReviewed by Andertons Music Co.

Even better quality than I was expecting. Quality construction, awesome performance, and super simple to use! Love them!R.K

The Aluratek ABT05F Bluetooth Transmitter is a very inexpensive and effective way to upgrade your pre-Bluetooth equipment to today’s technology standards. It provides a reliable Bluetooth 5.0 transmission function to any audio output on any device. Here are the key features: • Aluratek Model ABT05F universal Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter • Bluetooth 5.0 transmission range up to 50 feet • Can connect to two devices simultaneously • Rechargeable internal lithium ion power source: 3 hours to fully charge with included micro USB connection cable • Device will transmit 10 to 12 hours continuously from a full charge • Automatic shutoff 5 minutes after disconnection • Remembers last two devices paired and automatically pairs with either when powered on • 3.5 mm (headphone) male-to-male connection cable included • Stereo RCA (left and right male)-to-female 3.5 mm connection cable included • Full easy to follow illustrated instructions • Very compact: 1.1 inch by 2.5 inches • One year warranty Simply attach the appropriate provided connector (RCA stereo plugs or 3.5 mm headphone jack) to the Aluratek transmitter, connect the other end to the device you want to use as a source and you have added Bluetooth 5.0 capability to that device! To pair it with Bluetooth speakers or headphones just enter pairing mode on that device, then press one button on the side of the Aluratek, watch for alternating red and blue flashing lights and wait until the light changes to blue. In a couple of seconds, Boom! – you are now paired! Connections were solid and provided a very clean data stream from all devices I tested. The 50 foot range claimed for Bluetooth 5.0 assumes essentially line-of-sight but you can safely expect that the device will work perfectly in most home situations, reliably covering multiple rooms. I cannot over-emphasize how easy the pairing process was – push the connection button and it just works! Once you have performed the connection process on a device/speaker combination it will remember that connection and automatically connect the next time you power it up. If you use more than one device and/or speaker it will also remember the second combination. Beyond two combinations you will have to use the connection button but again, that is a very simple process. The included instructions are very easy to follow (unlike many instructions included with products made in China!) and should answer any question you might have. Aluratek even includes tech support contacts by email and phone in the very unlikely event that you need assistance. The device is very compact and lightweight so it can be attached to any port on the source and just hang unobtrusively next to that source device without straining the wiring. It has a micro USB connection on one end (for charging the internal battery), a female 3.5 mm connection on the other end, an on/off switch and a connection button with LED indicator light. What can you do with it? Here are just a few suggestions that occurred to me: • Connect a non-Bluetooth stereo receiver to Bluetooth speakers • Upgrade the sound of compact HD TVs by linking to a Bluetooth speaker • Enable wireless Bluetooth headphone use for any TV • Bring your old non-Bluetooth iPod back to life by pairing it with a Bluetooth speaker or headphone • Link any audio device to your Bluetooth-enabled car stereo system • Add Bluetooth 5.0 capability to older laptops and PCs. I am delighted to give this great device my full and enthusiastic recommendation! Buy it (in fact, buy several!) and you will be very happy with its performance and the many uses you will find for it.JimC

I use this to watch sports on my TV that doesn't have bluetooth built-in and to not have the TV blasting while my partner studies. It works well with my Sony bluetooth headphones and I am even able to adjust the volume via the built in controls on my headphones. I also used it with my Anker bluetooth earbuds, but the sound control was not available with them, so keep in mind that the volume control is going to depend on the type of headphones/earbuds you are using. Other than that, the connection takes a couple of tries sometimes, but mostly works as it should on the first try. For $20, this is a steal as I even contemplated buying a newer TV since my TV is from 2014, but this little gadget works most of the time and saves me from having to replace a perfectly working TV. Thanks Best Buy!rshak

I was looking for a cheap solution…and that’s what we got. Most of the time, it works well. Our biggest gripe is the rapid dropouts. Very annoying if you’re listening to music. We’ve used this thing for months. The dropouts aren’t all the time but they might be getting worse. (My wife listens to music overnight with Sennheiser headphones. Not cheap ones at $150. As a Sennheiser owner for 40+ years, I strongly doubt the problem is with the headphones!) I’m upgrading to a different brand but if you just need a cheap solution, this will work.JoeSubie

They're really easy to use, just turn on both units once they're plugged in and then turn on your amp and you're good to go! These sound good too, with less noise than others. While they don't work with pedals, the convenience factor really can't be beat and I love this product.Barbara

Works well as usual. 2 issues – the range didn’t seem as good as the original version – particularly if you were between the transmitter and the amplifier. The battery life doesn’t seem as long as the old version either – though haven’t properly measured it. It ran out of charge a couple of times, which didn’t happen with the old one with my playing usageReviewed by Andertons Music Co.

Works well. No latency. Charges via the Spider V amp. No need to pair, the amp and transmitter connected automatically. The only thing to watch out for is that if you leave the transmitter plugged into the amp, and turn off the amp, the transmitter battery will drain. If you remove the transmitter or leave it plugged into your guitar, it shuts down and the battery is preserved.Reviewed by Andertons Music Co.

So, I am very happy with this unit. It seems to work fine for me. In electrical storms, you hear a click, but legacy devices produce a lot a static. When using more than one pair of ammoons, there will be static heard on one or both sets. Three pairs are unusable.John

So far works good. After a 2hour charge, it's still going strong with 3hours of use before me getting tired. Going from front room to bedroom with walls in between and doors shut the signal was still strong. Distance was about 50+ feet.(more distance than I'll ever need). Also, I own the Stingray bass so as far as the active issue goes; no problems here.CrazyJW

Was worried at first after reading reviews. But arrived in perfect brand new condition. Sounds awesome and got a fantastic price with free 4 day shipping. Beat every store price and online price I found.lemur4112