VocoPro UDX-GT3 Digital PLL Wireless Guitar Transmitter with 30-Degree Angle Plug

VocoPro's UDX wireless microphone series is a top - notch professional digital PLL wireless system featuring 'Mic on chip' technology. With this system, you can mix and match a two - person or eight - person receiver with six different types of transmitters, including handheld, headset, conference, instrument mics, and 30 - degree or 90 - degree guitar transmitters. It can scan hundreds of available frequencies and synchronize with any combination of microphones. The receiver has separate displays showing important info like RF, audio, and battery levels for each transmitter. You can get professional - feature wireless microphones with great sound at a much lower cost compared to competitors. Key features include a 30 - degree plug that fits guitars with boat cup input jacks, a 15 dB pad switch for use with various instruments and sources, up to 8 hours of performance on a single charge. Note that this is not a complete system and requires an UDX - OCTO Receiver or UDX - DUAL receiver to work.

Using the VocoPro UDX - GT3 wireless guitar transmitter is easy. First, make sure you have an UDX - OCTO Receiver or UDX - DUAL receiver as this transmitter won't work on its own. Connect the transmitter to your guitar using the 30 - degree plug, which is designed to fit guitars with boat cup input jacks. You can adjust the settings using the 15 dB pad switch to work with different instruments and sources. Once connected, turn on the receiver and the transmitter. The system will automatically scan for available frequencies and synchronize. Keep an eye on the receiver's display for RF, audio, and battery levels. The transmitter can last up to 8 hours on a single charge. When it's time to recharge, use the appropriate charger. For maintenance, keep the transmitter clean and dry. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you have any issues, check the connections and make sure the receiver and transmitter are properly synchronized.