WIRELESS GUITAR SYSTEM for sale

ArchFlameTera · 18th June 2006, 03:41 PM

Im selling my wireless as the guitar plug in doesnt fit properly on my new guitar. Was bought just over a year ago for about £170

you can get hold of it for around £150 now but will sell for £80

only been gigged a few times (less than 10) and always seemed very reliable, never had any problem with it.

here it is:

best for a guitar with a gibson style input, as it wont fit on a fender style input.

Heres what it says on the website:

SAMSON AIRLINE AF1/AP1 STRAT GUITAR UHF WIRELESS SYSTEM

The revolutionary Samson AirLine "plug-in" guitar transmitters come in two versions: the Samson AF1 for Strat-style inputs and the Samson AG1 for traditional Gibson-style end-mount inputs and all others. This is the Samson Airline AF1 strat style UHF transmitter. Both the AF1 and AG1 transmitters match with the AP1 receiver. Less than half the size of conventional body packs, the AF1 transmitter runs on a tiny triple-A battery (not supplied) with 14-hour battery life. The Samson AP1 receiver is stompbox sized, powered either by a standard 9V alkaline battery (not supplied) or an optional 12 volt adapter, has a standard unbalanced high impedance (5-10k ohm) 1/4" TS jack output to your mixer or amplifier, and a Squelch control to remove spurious noise from the AP1 receiver's output. Unplug the output from the AP1 receiver and the battery is disabled to conserve power.

The Samson Airline wirless guitar system operates in the UHF frequency band. UHF operates in a higher frequency range than VHF systems. The VHF range is very highly populated with traffic, and because the VHF signal has a longer wave length, VHF radio signals pass through non-metallic walls easier than a UHF signal, making VHF wireless systems more prone to radio interference. Though more expensive than VHF wirelss, UHF is well worth the extra cost.

The Samson AirLine uses a diversity receiver. A diversity receiver contains two seperate antennaes, each antennae has an independent receiver and the signals are demodulated seperately. The main unit scans these two outputs and seamlessly selects the output with the strongest signal for processing. The result is a wireless system with fewer drop outs, less interference and more reliable reception.

http://www.samsontech.com/products/p...cfm?prodID=145

http://www.imuso.co.uk/ProductDetail...ckCode=EG00389

cheers.

tappingthevein · 18th June 2006, 09:05 PM

i'll see how good my old dear is to me on my birthdat

James_QBT · 29th June 2006, 01:53 PM

Just out of interest, how would you work that with stompboxes? Would you just run a lead from the wireless receiver to the front of the pedals?...

Satori · 29th June 2006, 02:25 PM

you just treat the wee reciever as your guitar

tartanriot · 29th June 2006, 02:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by James_QBT

Just out of interest, how would you work that with stompboxes? Would you just run a lead from the wireless receiver to the front of the pedals?...

amp >>> stomp boxes >>> reciever === Transmitter >>> guitar

James_QBT · 3rd July 2006, 07:13 PM

Ah right cool. Thought so but wasnt sure

ArchFlameTera · 21st July 2006, 01:50 PM

this has been sold btw

18th June 2006, 03:41 PM	#1 (permalink)
ArchFlameTera Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Dundonia!!!!!!!!! Posts: 4,708 Band: A Parting Shot (erratic grind madness) + Vulsellum (old school death metal)	WIRELESS GUITAR SYSTEM for sale Im selling my wireless as the guitar plug in doesnt fit properly on my new guitar. Was bought just over a year ago for about £170 you can get hold of it for around £150 now but will sell for £80 only been gigged a few times (less than 10) and always seemed very reliable, never had any problem with it. here it is: best for a guitar with a gibson style input, as it wont fit on a fender style input. Heres what it says on the website: SAMSON AIRLINE AF1/AP1 STRAT GUITAR UHF WIRELESS SYSTEM The revolutionary Samson AirLine "plug-in" guitar transmitters come in two versions: the Samson AF1 for Strat-style inputs and the Samson AG1 for traditional Gibson-style end-mount inputs and all others. This is the Samson Airline AF1 strat style UHF transmitter. Both the AF1 and AG1 transmitters match with the AP1 receiver. Less than half the size of conventional body packs, the AF1 transmitter runs on a tiny triple-A battery (not supplied) with 14-hour battery life. The Samson AP1 receiver is stompbox sized, powered either by a standard 9V alkaline battery (not supplied) or an optional 12 volt adapter, has a standard unbalanced high impedance (5-10k ohm) 1/4" TS jack output to your mixer or amplifier, and a Squelch control to remove spurious noise from the AP1 receiver's output. Unplug the output from the AP1 receiver and the battery is disabled to conserve power. The Samson Airline wirless guitar system operates in the UHF frequency band. UHF operates in a higher frequency range than VHF systems. The VHF range is very highly populated with traffic, and because the VHF signal has a longer wave length, VHF radio signals pass through non-metallic walls easier than a UHF signal, making VHF wireless systems more prone to radio interference. Though more expensive than VHF wirelss, UHF is well worth the extra cost. The Samson AirLine uses a diversity receiver. A diversity receiver contains two seperate antennaes, each antennae has an independent receiver and the signals are demodulated seperately. The main unit scans these two outputs and seamlessly selects the output with the strongest signal for processing. The result is a wireless system with fewer drop outs, less interference and more reliable reception. http://www.samsontech.com/products/p...cfm?prodID=145 http://www.imuso.co.uk/ProductDetail...ckCode=EG00389 cheers.

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18th June 2006, 09:05 PM	#2 (permalink)
tappingthevein Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Dundee Posts: 86 Band: ex-kondemned	i'll see how good my old dear is to me on my birthdat

29th June 2006, 01:53 PM	#3 (permalink)
James_QBT Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Dundee/Accrington Posts: 340 Band: Catharist, Leprosy	Just out of interest, how would you work that with stompboxes? Would you just run a lead from the wireless receiver to the front of the pedals?...

29th June 2006, 02:25 PM	#4 (permalink)
Satori Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 477	you just treat the wee reciever as your guitar

3rd July 2006, 07:13 PM	#6 (permalink)
James_QBT Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Dundee/Accrington Posts: 340 Band: Catharist, Leprosy	Ah right cool. Thought so but wasnt sure

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ArchFlameTera Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Dundonia!!!!!!!!! Posts: 4,708 Band: A Parting Shot (erratic grind madness) + Vulsellum (old school death metal)	this has been sold btw