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product_id: 253173460
title: "Wireless Guitar System,LEKATO Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver with 70 Channels,<3ms Low Latency Rechargeable Digital Audio Guitar Cable Cordless Bass Jack Lead for Electric Guitars,Bass,KeyBoard"
brand: "lekato"
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# <3ms ultra-low latency 70 channels for multi-instrument gigs 6+ hours rechargeable battery life Wireless Guitar System,LEKATO Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver with 70 Channels,<3ms Low Latency Rechargeable Digital Audio Guitar Cable Cordless Bass Jack Lead for Electric Guitars,Bass,KeyBoard

**Brand:** lekato
**Price:** S$103
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Cut the cords, not the vibe — wireless freedom for the modern musician!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Wireless Guitar System,LEKATO Wireless Guitar Transmitter Receiver with 70 Channels,<3ms Low Latency Rechargeable Digital Audio Guitar Cable Cordless Bass Jack Lead for Electric Guitars,Bass,KeyBoard by lekato
- **How much does it cost?** S$103 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- lekato enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted lekato brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Plug & Play Freedom:** Effortless pairing with a long-press button—no tech headaches, just pure wireless performance.
- • **Gig-Ready Battery Life:** Rechargeable lithium battery powers your set for over 6 hours, keeping you unplugged and unstoppable.
- • **Latency? What Latency?:** Experience near-instant sound transmission with less than 3ms delay, ensuring your riffs stay tight and on point.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Crystal-clear 20Hz-20kHz frequency response works flawlessly with electric guitars, basses, keyboards, and more.
- • **Seamless Multi-Instrument Jams:** Supports up to 70 channels and connects 1 transmitter to 4 receivers simultaneously—perfect for live band synergy.

## Overview

The LEKATO WS70 Wireless Guitar System delivers professional-grade wireless audio with 70 selectable channels and ultra-low latency under 3ms. Designed for electric guitars, basses, and keyboards, it offers stable, interference-resistant transmission up to 131 feet. Featuring a rechargeable battery with 6+ hours runtime and simple plug-and-play setup, this system empowers musicians to perform wire-free with pristine sound quality.

## Description

Product Description If you meet these issues after receiving our item,please refer to the following instructions Q1:When playing,the sound comes with a great deal of hiss. A1:Please try to short press the button to change channels. Q2:The transmitter can't be switched off A2:Keep the transmitter on ,till the power is dead.Then recharge the transmitter ,and it can be used normally. Q3:Both transmitter and receiver are power on ,but no sound from amp. A3:Fisrt,please check the transmitter and receiver have paired successfully.The green light keeps on ,indicating it has paied successfully.If green light flashes,indicating the failed pair,please press the button to rematch. If the issue still can't be solved after you tried these ways,please do not hesitate to email our customer services to reach out for additional assistance. LEKATO values our customers' shopping experience ,we will try our best to solve your issue. Thanks for your kindly understanding.

Review: SUPERB VALUE - As with most purchases, I always do a wee bit of research and try to determine the best available product at an affordable price point. I have been a songwriter for around 40 years and I can remember when a " budget friendly " musical instrument was just another term for " cheap rubbish " Fortunately, times have radically changed and now we are blessed with a market full of excellent quality items which are far kinder on the wallet. With this in mind, I recently bought the excellent Positive Grid Spark 2 amplifier which comes with a superb app that brings to us every conceivable sound we could wish for in a lovely wee package. I have a dedicated iPad just for this app. I also bought the available battery and foot switch and decided to complete my portable practice rig ( which is good enough to gig with along with a small cab. ) by investing in a wireless guitar system. Positive Grid have their own option ( which I am sure is very good ) but at over £100 it seemed a little excessive when there are other, far more affordable, options on the market. I decided to opt for the LEKATO WS-70 which had great spec.'s and superb reviews. I have felt totally justified in my decision as this is a wonderful wee system with no noticeable latency and no discernible loss of tone. I can highly recommend this option to anyone looking for excellent quality at a very affordable price point.
Review: UPDATED: Good But Only For Passive Guitar Pickups, Active Pickups Cause Noise Problems. - They work and connect well. Slight processing hiss as guitar being played which disappears when no longer playing. Noticed this same effect with compressors and multi-effects pedals; so think it is signal processing noise that gates. I don't know if more expensive ones like Positive Grid Link or Boss' product would avoid this problem at nearly three times the price. UPDATE: I mostly have active pickups on acoustic guitars. I recently revisited these and tried it on my electric guitar that has passive pickups, after reading that wireless units like these often don't work well with active pickups. Well, I'm pleased to say that they work fine with passive pickups. Just thought it would be fair to adjust my review and upgrade to 5 stars. Apparently, it can affect wireless transmitter/receiver guitar units in general. Hope this information helps.

## Features

- 🎸70 Channels Supported:LEKATO wireless audio transmission system with a updated 70 channels,can support up to 70 sets of music instruments working at the same time(Each instrument connect to corresponding speaker). One transmitter can connect to Four receivers simultaneously,a perfect transmitter receiver for live performance.
- 🎸< 3 ms Latency:LEKATO WS70 wireless guitar system adopts advanced UHF technology, high frequency which less than 3ms latency, no lag or no signal loss. effective range is about 80-131 feet. Strong anti-interference ability delivers great audio quality and stable signal.
- 🎸Plug & Play:Only need to long press the signal key to match transmitter and receiver at the same time, no other operation is required.Professional Wireless System applicable for electric guitar and bass .No wires,more freedom,less than 3ms’ latency, you can get the clear and high quality sound from your guitar without any delay.
- 🎸Rechargeable Guitar System: Built-in rechargeable lithium battery, working time is above 6 hours(circumstantial)after fully charged, and comes with a dual-ended USB cable for convenient recharging, which ensures good performance for your every show.
- 🎸Widespread Use :A wireless guitar system delivers a full 20 Hz-20 kHz frequency response,clear signal transmission,available for most electric guitars, bass, electric-acoustic guitars, even most popular electric music instruments, Bakelite guitar and other musical instruments with pickups.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08MTMSZCQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | 4,476 in Musical Instruments & DJ ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments & DJ ) 163 in Wireless Microphones & Receiver |
| Body Material | Plastic |
| Body material | Plastic |
| Brand | LEKATO |
| Brand Name | LEKATO |
| Colour | Pink |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,514 Reviews |
| Included Components | USB cable |
| Item Type Name | Wireless Guitar System |
| Item Weight | 0.16 Kilograms |
| Item weight | 0.16 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | LEKATO |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | WS70 |
| Model Number | WS70 |
| Model name | WS70 |
| Product Warranty | 1 year warranty. |
| UPC | 793811872248 |

## Product Details

- **Colour:** Pink
- **Brand:** LEKATO
- **Model name:** WS70
- **Item weight:** 0.16 Kilograms
- **Body material:** Plastic

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is anybody experiencing "noise" or "hum" with this unit? While I play, it is ok, but the moment in which the sound fades out, there's a noticeable hum**
A: Yes, absolutely.

In my experience - and I know there are plenty of YouTube reviewers who swear blind to have no issues with hum or hiss at all and I'm certainly not going to call their 'ear' into question - these are simply unusable as anything other than a home practice unit for pure convenience for people who really cannot hear what we're talking about.

I'm aware also that some people are more sensitive to certain frequencies of sound or 'noise' but that doesn't change the fact that these things hiss like a snake and there's really no excuse or mitigation for that.

They are a thoroughly lovely set, well designed, well made, and look like they should represent great value for money. But like all 'digital connectivity' devices the convenience of a concept isn't enough to cover over the lack of fidelity in the transmission they conduct.

In the tests that I ran it was my impression that they were not only generating their own hiss (and/or electronic noise) but that the signal was unnaturally attenuated in respect of reduced volume and, my instinct suggests, in some way over-compressed resulting in the clipping of the signal. I also believe there's an aggressive noise-gate effect at work which is trying to compensate for the fizzing, hiss or 'noise' by trying to gate the signal at low output which in practice, for me, meant that any attempts to play with a range of sensitivities resulted in more subtle playing being lost and simply not transmitted through the wireless connection.

I know that the two units are chalk and cheese and entirely different price ranges, but I also have a Line6 Relay G75 to hand and my primary interest in the Lekato GS70 was for the convenience and portability of a pair of micro-units that don't require cabling up a receiver or transmitter like the more 'pro' Relay G75 - thus making for an easier home practice rig which I genuinely hoped to be able to scale (like the mini Boss units, purportedly) to a live/stage setting as a seamless 'throw it in the kit bag and go' kind of experience, or as a back up for the Relay.

The Relay G75 was like night and day to the Lekato. Virtually silent. Clear. No clipping. No nasty gating. No unwanted compression. Sensistive. Fluid. Gorgeous to play. I also found it less picky entirely as to how it would perform with a variety of guitars from a Taylor T5 which has an active (powered) pickup array and a Taylor 814ce electro-acoustic to a straight up Fender Strat HSS. The Lekato was a real noisy cow when it came to the Taylor T5.

So I returned the Lekato GS70 and I'm still on the quest for a good value home/portable unit and have currently moved on to the NUX B-5RC which is a really stunning little offering as a concept, much like the Lekato GS70, but with much higher quality transmission altogether. I'm not fully tested to satisfaction though because I also noticed on the NUX that while noise is much lower, there's still an electronic hum which appears to be rooted in poor magnetic shielding or something - if I physically make connection between my hand and the transmitter unit, it goes much quieter, but then releasing the contact very audibly reintroduces a modest amount of hum or noise.

I'm starting to fear that this is just a common feature of this form factor of wireless units. I don't think it's an inevitable thing - just note that there are a vast number of seemingly identical units under various brands with various distinct 'sets' of features creating differential models and varieties in head-spinning numbers that just screams 'cheap generic chipsets' and rebadged, drop-shipped non-brands trying to establish some credibility by offering the same tired gadgets as everyone else with absolutely zero R&D, tech support or QA.

The Lekato GS70 fits in this pattern. It looks better than most others and feels like it should be delivering something more, but really doesn't in my experience.

**Q: Do these things work with 88 key electric pianos? Or is there one somebody can recommend? A stereo transmitter/receiver  would be optimal.**
A: Dont know about piano. Works on my guitars but wouldn't recommend as the latency is noticeable. I don't use mine anymore.

**Q: What frequency are the ws 70 units**
A: In the manual the frequency response is quoted as 20-20KHz... However on YouTube there is an excellent review by a guitarist who has used this particular model as well as many others he has reviewed... his reviews contain in depth technical information, especially with regard to freqencies, for instance I thought my WS-70s were UHF technology which is a different frequency range?

**Q: Will this work in active bass guitars?**
A: I have used this on my Cort and Sexton basses, with active pickups. Both work fine, either direct to amp or via foot-pedals.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ SUPERB VALUE
*by P***S on 19 September 2025*

As with most purchases, I always do a wee bit of research and try to determine the best available product at an affordable price point. I have been a songwriter for around 40 years and I can remember when a " budget friendly " musical instrument was just another term for " cheap rubbish " Fortunately, times have radically changed and now we are blessed with a market full of excellent quality items which are far kinder on the wallet. With this in mind, I recently bought the excellent Positive Grid Spark 2 amplifier which comes with a superb app that brings to us every conceivable sound we could wish for in a lovely wee package. I have a dedicated iPad just for this app. I also bought the available battery and foot switch and decided to complete my portable practice rig ( which is good enough to gig with along with a small cab. ) by investing in a wireless guitar system. Positive Grid have their own option ( which I am sure is very good ) but at over £100 it seemed a little excessive when there are other, far more affordable, options on the market. I decided to opt for the LEKATO WS-70 which had great spec.'s and superb reviews. I have felt totally justified in my decision as this is a wonderful wee system with no noticeable latency and no discernible loss of tone. I can highly recommend this option to anyone looking for excellent quality at a very affordable price point.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ UPDATED: Good But Only For Passive Guitar Pickups, Active Pickups Cause Noise Problems.
*by G***2 on 18 February 2024*

They work and connect well. Slight processing hiss as guitar being played which disappears when no longer playing. Noticed this same effect with compressors and multi-effects pedals; so think it is signal processing noise that gates. I don't know if more expensive ones like Positive Grid Link or Boss' product would avoid this problem at nearly three times the price. UPDATE: I mostly have active pickups on acoustic guitars. I recently revisited these and tried it on my electric guitar that has passive pickups, after reading that wireless units like these often don't work well with active pickups. Well, I'm pleased to say that they work fine with passive pickups. Just thought it would be fair to adjust my review and upgrade to 5 stars. Apparently, it can affect wireless transmitter/receiver guitar units in general. Hope this information helps.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well Pleased!
*by S***Y on 4 June 2024*

Not long owned these, so far so good. Used them on a gig and they worked great, they do slightly compress the sound but as a bass player I find (for me anyway) I don’t mind this as it tightens up the lows.. after a 2 hr show the battery level never moved and the signal never dropped out at all. There was no interference caused from any other equipment,ie radio mics etc (also used) I think these represent great value for money and would recommend them especially for bass, our guitarist tried them and was also impressed, but he uses a. pedal board and never strays too far from it, but he did like them and said any slight alteration to the tone can be EQ’d anyway, overall so far, I’m well pleased!. It wasn’t so long ago these would have been 10x the price!!

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