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WG5 Wireless Demo Video: Acoustic Guitar with Active Pickup

June 28, 2019

 

The WG5 Wireless Guitar/Bass System is demoed in this video with an acoustic guitar with an active pickup. The benefits of the system are also discussed here.

The WG5 Wireless Guitar/Bass System is designed to give you the wireless freedom you have been looking for and the simplicity to make your life as a working musician easier. Compact design coupled with an intuitive, easy set up makes going wireless an enjoyable process. The WG5 works with both active and passive instruments.

Click here to order your WG5 Wireless Guitar/Bass System today



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