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Samson AirLine 77 UHF TD Wireless Guitar System with AF1 Transmitter, Channel N2 Review

Samson AirLine 77 UHF TD Wireless Guitar System with AF1 Transmitter, Channel N2
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Works as advertized, no tone loss, "well I can't hear it" cable free, belt pack free, and I was able to go outside at least 25' from the door. 40' through walls.

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Shure PG14 Wireless Guitar System, K7 Review

Shure PG14 Wireless Guitar System, K7
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I play guitar in a 3-piece rock band that plays weekend bar gigs. Have been playing for decades, and worked as a recording studio engineer for over 10 years. I bought this to replace a cheap 10-year-old Nady that had a glass of water dumped on it (bar hazard)
The good news is that this unit has very little effect on the tone of the guitar. Maybe a SLIGHT bass roll-off, maybe not. The range is great, and I've never had dropouts.
The bad news is that the bottom half of the dynamic range gets choked off by an expander. Sustained notes die WAY too soon...and not smoothly, but with a tremolo kind of in-and-out. Playing softly? FORGET IT. It takes so much signal to get through the expander that softly strummed notes sound like palm-mutes. Soft palm mute notes sound like....mistakes.
so, if you play full-pick all the time (metal) this is very good. If you use any kind of dynamics, buy something else.

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Samson AirLine 77 UHF TD Wireless Guitar System with AG1 Transmitter, Channel N2 Review

Samson AirLine 77 UHF TD Wireless Guitar System with AG1 Transmitter, Channel N2
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I have used this transmitter on my electric violin for over a year and am so happy I bought it. I thought I would like the freedom of being wireless but now that I'm used to it could never see myself going back to using a cord. It's like thinking about using a corded landline telephone.
The sound quality is very good. I even use it in the studio to produce albums. You can hear samples on my website by listening to "Remember" or "Here and Now" which were both recorded using the wireless unit.
There is likely a slight increase in noise but I am willing to accept that to gain the freedom of movement that allows for clearer artistic expression. I'll never go back.
Peace to you,
Jimmy Free
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