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AKG WMS40 Mini Dual Instrumental Set Guitar Bass UHF Wireless System
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The compact AKG mini is a must

By: Chris Turner      Submitted: 7/1/2019

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Product Rating Product Review The AKG WSM40 mini is a great plug and play. Works great with a keytar, Guitar or Bass. You can leave the cables behind and walk around freely. No cut out, strong signal.
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Well worth the money

By: Wayne      Submitted: 2/4/2019

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Product Review It works great My lead guitarist and my bass player use it at the same time. Works great.
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Occasional hissing and popping. Not comfortable with this product. Most likely returning

By: Brian "PNut" Moss      Submitted: 7/17/2018

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Product Review Not the quality I was hoping for. I will most likely upgrade with a single unit at same price point
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Disappointed

By: Steve in Jenks from Jenks, OK, US      Submitted: 6/25/2012

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Both transmitters and receiver SEEMED well made. Upon powering up, one channel was garbage right out of the box. Interference so bad it was unusable. This was obviously defective out of the box. The other transmitter worked OK. Range was good, but it did introduce some significant white noise. Tolerable. The best feature is the price. 2 Channels of wireless is a bargain. If you can stand a little noise, and need a 2 transmitter/receiver setup go for it. Just keep in mind, it is entry level. I'm sure for the price, the quality is competitive. Very easy to use. Plug in the instrument, set the gain on the transmitter, set the volume on the receiver. GO. Overall, I did not notice any degradation of the tone (on the channel that worked)... only the white noise hiss that was added. Your general opinion of this product. If both channels worked out of the box, I'd call it a pretty decent deal. Again, it's entry level so keep that in mind. I will say again that the components really had a decent feel to them, and the AKG name gave me the confidence to try it out. Mine is going back and I'm jumping up to a Line6 digital.