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MOOER
MOOER Air P05 Wireless Instrument System
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Order arrived july 6. I try to test today july 9. Transmitter was no blink. They send me broken one.
Adam Chandley
Underwhelmed compared to others
I have 3x wireless setups, these are my most recent. They’re very susceptible for radio noise, regardless of channel. I also find them to be incredibly noisy; so noisy that it has a negative impact on instrument effects/pedals. By noise I mean static, general radio hiss. Mine also tend to get interrupted, signal issues less than 10’ away. I no longer use mine unless one of my other (cheaper!) units are charging and I don’t want to just use a cable.
BeefyCarnivore
If you've ever been curious about wireless for guitar, snag this
I was a bit skeptical when I saw how much cheaper this is than wireless systems from the major brands, but I've been really pleased. This is perfect for the home player.
I can't attest to how clean a Line6, Positive Grid, Sure, Fender, Boss etc are, but this thing is nice and clear with no noticeable latency. There is some noise when playing really high gain stuff, but a cable does that too. It could also be that I'm playing right next to a PC, have wireless and bluetooth devices all around me, etc. I think to record for an album, I'd still plug in, but having this thing to be able to play without cables getting run over under my chair and give me the option to stand up and move around a bit (to practice getting comfortable playing standing up if I ever get the nerve to get back into a band again) is GREAT.
Having a charging base like some of the others out there would be convenient, but the USB-C charging is fast and easy, and the battery lasts a really long time anyway.
Seth M
Great wireless system for guitar!
These wireless adapters work great for jamming at home, and stages with limited wireless congestion. Charging and setup is super simple, and switching through channels is easy. The cases are plastic but strong, but I wouldn’t recommend being rough on them. The sound quality is great, and they tuck neatly alongside the guitar. When they are in an environment with other wireless signals(Wireless in ear packs/other wireless guitar transmitters) it can be difficult to find a channel without interference or dropouts. If you don’t have to fight for space in the 2ghz range, they work great though. Overall great value for the money, and a nice upgrade for convenience.
Val
A Good Cordless Option For Guitarists on a Budget
Testing this on everything from a pedal and expensive amp to an inexpensive practice amp it has produced clean signal, good sound quality, and very little in the way of interference. Would I perform publically with this, it would depend on the venue. Coffee shop, open mic at a café, it would be fine. On larger stages where there’s more opportunity for issues – sound systems, other Bluetooth items, Frequency overlaps – and there are systems that are designed for those venues. If you play guitar and don’t feel like lugging out the cords, doing the hook up, and would prefer to just Plug-and-Play your electric guitar then this could be exactly what you are looking for. Out of the box it took about two hours to come up to full charge. With regular use – 30 to 45 minutes a day – I was able to get by on 1 charge a week. The transmitter and receiver can lay flat against the guitar and speaker or they can be angled out to improve transmission.
Good for a weekend performer, an absolute beginner, or an accomplished guitarist. These are small enough they can be stored in your guitar’s case, they have a long enough battery life that you can cut loose and not worry about sudden interruptions.
Alejandro Nicolas
Gets the job done at a very affordable price
Super easy and intuitive to connect, only has 1 button (other pairs I tried before had switched that ended up breaking), battery so far is great and accurate as advertised, super easy to change channels with the helpful color coding. I would just miss some more accurate battery indicator (only has green or red light when it’s low) but for this price Is an awesome purchase. I have only used it for home practice so far but works great, delay is not an issue unless you walk very far away with obstacles in the middle, plus it has a cool design!
NorthEast User
Clear transmission, plug and play
OK, first off no roasting me for misreading the name of the product in the Video, lol. It's a Air P05. Anyway I finally got to plug it in and there are no issues. Clear transmission and sure connection all around the house. Admittedly I do not play for anyone but myself so I am not on a stage but I like to walk around sometimes playing and getting stuff done at the same time.. Five stars.
HM
LOVE IT!
This MOOER Air PO5 Wireless System isn't just for guitars! It is a game-changer for me with my electric harp. Instead of having to run cables that can be tripped on across rooms or performance stages, I can just plug the transmitter into my harp's pick-up jack and plug the receiver into an input jack on my PA. The connection between them is really clear without any funny noises and the signal goes a long way, giving me freedom to remove the harp's legs and strap it on so I can walk around while playing. I charted the battery life/use and one charge really does last a very long time (several practice sessions for me), so no worries about the system dying during a performance as long as you've charged the transmitter and receiver beforehand. This system has made it so much more convenient and fun to use my electric harp with which I can dial in cool sound effects courtesy of my PA, that I've been choosing to play that instrument much more than other instruments lately. I also tried this system out on a hammered dulcimer that has a pick-up and the sounds coming out of my PA were amazing! So...this wireless system is not just for guitars, baby!
Mitchell M.
Great little units with some nice features.
I got these as an upgrade to my old wireless system and I'm really very pleased with the performance and ease of use.
First and foremost, they have some visual features that make them a standout for me.
The main power buttons on the transmitter and receiver are visually color coded for channels, easy to find by feel, and they're easy to see when in use.
It's also a simple thing, but the printed icons at the ends of the units signifying Send and Receive (that familiar WiFi icon) eliminate my need for reading glasses when connecting the units to my guitar and amp. That's a plus for me on stage where it's often dimly lit.
The pairing is simple and fast, the channel indicators are clearly visible, and they flash if they're not matched or paired properly (please see video).
As far as sound quality, they're flawless. No interference, hiss, or rumble.
The distance pairing on these is also very good.
I tested the range by plugging in and walking around the house, around corners, in other rooms, etc. and they didn't fail.
The power cable is sturdy and long, and I appreciate the USB-C connections.
My old system has micro USB power connections and they were often unreliable when charging.
These lock in solidly, and the power indicator LED is right next to the connector.
They fit all my guitars, including my solid body electrics with the angled jack on the face.
They also swivel and lay flat against my side/bottom jack instruments.
I also appreciate the simple rubber pad on the backside for keeping my guitars from getting damaged during use.
Battery life and charging: They held a charge for more than 4 continuous hours of use, and they charged up fairly quickly afterwards (less than 40 minutes).
Overall, I'm really VERY pleased with these.
They're compact, slim, well-built, and all the connections are solid.
Above all, the ease of use is a real winner for me, and I'm considering a second pair for stereo amping with one guitar, as well as for gigs where I'm using multiple acoustic-electric guitars.
As far as value, I'd say these are outstanding, and I'm confident using them due to my good experience with the Mooer pedals I've been using for years now.
loki
Untethered Yourself
I have a home recording studio and didn't really think I had a need for a wireless setup. I liked the idea but figured I was so close to my recording set up that it wasn't going to really have an impact.
I regularly use a small compact effects amplifier, and that is where I plugged in the receiver and transmitter straight from electric guitar. It has been a godsend. The obvious, I don't have a wire across my lap or up an over a chair. Small but noticeably improvement in freedom. I also found that I enjoy playing standing from the middle of the room, or take my guitar and portable effects amplifier, and get up and jamming instantly . I find sometimes setting up sounds like more of a hassle than it's worth, especially if I just want to noodle around or practice. More fun, I have drum Maschine and being able to plop it down anywhere anytime is a blast and I wind up using much more often.
The receiver and transmitter both have a hinged 1/4 jack so you can angle it out of your way both on instrument or any strange fit you have for audio device or computer. To prevent, or add more, bluetooth interference you turn on each one they have 4 signal options. All the means is you press on the button and it shows up a color, turn on the other and it displays a color - simply press the buttons so the two colors are the same and that's their dedicated bluetooth signal.
The devices are lightweight, cool looking design, aethtecially it looks very cool.
Free yourself from he patchcord!
Chris2Inferno
Pretty decent
This is a decent little wireless system. I usually use an Xvive and wanted to see how this stands up to it. It worked really well on my spark amp, because I have a noise gate active in that setting. I allowed my son to use it also on his analogue amp, with no gate, and he was getting a lot of noise. So, if you’re on a budget and you have something to help eliminate the hum, these are pretty good. Outside of this, they are really easy to use. Plug and play. They will make a great back up set, but will not be replacing my Xvive. Happy overall.
Stephanie H.
Quiet/ Colored channels
This wireless system is quiet and has good audio quality. There are four different channels and each one has its own color which makes for easy syncing. It comes with a Y charging cable so that you can charge both at the same time from the same output which is nice! Good system for the money.
Brent Hinson
Wireless System Works But Doesn't Live Up To Potential
I've been playing guitar and bass for over 30 years now. I love the idea of not having to deal with cables so utilizing a wireless system was attractive to me.
The wireless transmitter plugs into your instrument and the receiver plugs into a mixer or amp. Basically, the receiver goes into whatever you want your sound outputted to.
The transmitter and receiver paired up quickly and easily as soon as I turned them on. The set up process isn't difficult at all.
However, there are a couple drawbacks for me. First, I'm not 100% pleased with the sound that is produced out of my amplifier. I could hear some distinct noise when playing. In that respect, the overall sound wasn't fully clear.
Also, including a bag or case would have been helpful. With a transmitter, receiver and charger, having something to house all of the items would be beneficial.
I'm not entirely displeased with this wireless system. It does work and getting the two devices paired up isn't difficult at all.
I like the idea of playing with a wireless system ... but I wished this one provided just a little bit of a clearer output.
John Markelewicz
Cable Free Wireless For Your Guitar
This MOOER Air P05 wireless is a very nice cable-free system for guitar. The system has 4 different frequencies to choose from as not to interfere with other systems. I love that it has a very clean sound and it's low latency response works very well. In addition, it uses 2.4GhZ transmission with a long 20 meter range. The fact of not having a cable between your guitar and amplifier is worth every penny. It comes with a dual USB-C cable that can recharge both the transmitter and receiver at the same time from any 5V phone charger (not Included). I've included a short video demo how this wireless system hooks up and how well it sounds. I highly recommend this system.
