Cheap wireless for garage band

[Patzag]

A good friend of mine is in a garage band and wants to buy an inexpensive wireless. Around $100.00. Can anyone recommend a clean sounding solution? Anything I've heard so far in that price range sucked. But maybe there's something decent now?

 

[unix-guy]

I tried the Xvive and had issues.

I tried the Carvin and it worked fine... But I don't think that's an option anymore.

I still use a cable

 

[Rock Chalk]

Try the Lakato WS-70.....is it perfect?....no. But with a small bump of the 7500Hz band with the global eq, it sounds really close to me......

Especially for the price....

 

[bradlake]

https://carvinaudio.com/products/wg5-wireless-guitar-and-bass-system
Apparently still available…..worked well for me

 

[Rock Chalk]

Just as an FYI......I also have a Carvin wg5, which worked great, right up until I got my 5G mesh router.....it played havoc with the Carvin......that's why I tried the Lakato....it's UHF and works flawlessly beside the mesh router.

 

[Riccardo Ros]

A good friend of mine is in a garage band and wants to buy an inexpensive wireless. Around $100.00. Can anyone recommend a clean sounding solution? Anything I've heard so far in that price range sucked. But maybe there's something decent now?

I strongly suggest this one https://www.amazon.com/SWIFF-Rechargeable-Wireless-Transmitter-Transmission/dp/B07KRTYX5G
I tried almost every cheap solution from Boss, Line6, Xvive, Getaria, Lekato.

In terms of clear sound + latency + price... this is a winner!
You get UHF in a uncommon range (no problems with routers, mobiles, other devices), 5 hours and a TOP latency of 2ms.
I had the Boss (200€) hoping that the more you spend the more you have but it appears to be inferior to this one... I guess you need to spend a lot more to have a "professional" device