For a guitarist, few things feel as liberating as going wireless. A guitar wireless system not only increases your mobility, but it also gives your stage a cleaner look and can sometimes eliminate ground loops. So what is a guitar wireless system? Simply put, it carries your guitar’s signal from the stage to the PA without a cable. From small entry-level setups to full-blown professional rigs, Sweetwater stocks quality wireless systems from top brands such as Line 6, Audio-Technica, Sennheiser, Shure, and more. So what is the best guitar wireless system for you? Read on and find out!

Line 6 Relay Series

Relay G10

Line 6’s Relay Series is a top seller here at Sweetwater because of its practical features and excellent sound. If affordability and ease of use are important to you, you can’t go wrong with the Line 6 Relay G10. This guitar wireless system gives you a 50-foot operating range, along with plug-and-play simplicity and up to eight hours of continuous use, and it pairs seamlessly with Line 6 Spider V amplifiers. If you need more, the Relay G30 increases your range to 100 feet and features Line 6’s Virtual Wire Transmission technology, which delivers the full-frequency sound and response you’d expect from a high-quality guitar cable. You also get a Cable Tone Simulator that matches your Relay system to the sound of your favorite cable. The Relay G50 increases your range to 200 feet and doubles its compatible channels. The Relay G70 increases your range to 300 feet and fits on your pedalboard. And for a pro-quality rackmount wireless guitar system, look no further than the Relay G90.

Shure GLX-D Series

GLXD16

Shure has been in the wireless game for a long time. Their GLX-D Series is extremely popular, thanks to its exceptional audio clarity, amazing ease of use, and huge bang for your buck. The GLXD14 features Shure’s sophisticated LINKFREQ automatic frequency management and bidirectional communication, which links your transmitter and receiver and prevents dropouts by automatically jumping to a clear channel when you encounter interference. You also get a 200-foot operating range and up to 16 hours of continuous use. The GLXD16 packs the same performance into a pedalboard-friendly enclosure.

Shure Axient Series

AD4DUS

If you’re reaching for a guitar wireless system with unbeatable sound quality and heavy-duty protection against interference, the Shure Axient Series is an excellent choice. Consisting of an AD1 transmitter and AD4DUS receiver, this cutting-edge system features a Frequency Diversity mode that yields unparalleled signal reliability, and employs a wide tuning range up to 184MHz for maximum spectrum coverage. Axient’s Spectrum Manager provides advanced frequency scanning of your entire venue, supplying you with optimal performance in every corner of the room. Smart batteries and networked charging ensure that you’ll always know the status of your batteries. You get an impressive 11 hours of continuous use and a 330-foot operating range. Armed with comprehensive remote capabilities, Shure’s Axient Series is top-shelf all the way.

Sennheiser EW 172 G3

EW 172 G3

For a pro-quality, road-tested system, many guitarists swear by the Sennheiser EW 172 G3. This guitar wireless system employs an impressive 25Hz–18kHz frequency range for a clear, natural sound that retains the tone you’ve worked so hard to perfect. The onboard cable emulator dials in your virtual cable length to achieve the sound that you’re shooting for. A built-in 5-band EQ fine-tunes things even further. High-quality true diversity reception guards against dropouts, while pilot tone squelch eliminates FR interference when the transmitter is off. On top of that, the EW 172 G3 is easy to set up, thanks to its automatic frequency scan feature. Beyond that, 20 frequency banks with 12 preset frequencies each — plus a user-programmable bank — mean you can run multiple channels of G3 wireless simultaneously.

Audio-Technica System 10 Series

ATW-1101/G

Audio-Technica’s System 10 Series is acclaimed for its bulletproof performance. Take the ATW-1101/G, for example. Frequency Diversity sends the signal on two dynamically allocated frequencies for clear, interference-free performance. Time Diversity sends the signal in multiple time slots, which maximizes immunity to multipath interference. And Space Diversity employs two antennas on each transmitter and receiver, providing the utmost in signal integrity. You can also put the same quality wireless performance on your pedalboard with the ATW-1501. With the tap of your foot, you’ll be able to toggle between different outputs and amplifiers and mute or unmute each output independently. And you can pair your receiver with up to eight transmitters, making it easy to switch between instruments without moving a bodypack from one instrument to the next.

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