the t.bone GigA Pro Pedal Set

This set gives good natural sound with very little colouration. Easy to set up and gives you the ability to store programs and route each program to either A, B or C outputs or combinations thereof. I chatted with someone at Thomann and asked if I could use two signals simultaneously. I was told I could so I bought the set with two transmitters. I set it up to have my guitar linked to program 1 coming out of A and my other guitarist linked to program 2 coming out of B. Turns out this does not work as the system will only output on one program and you can't have two transmitters linked to one program (using the same frequency). Shame as it would have been really useful. It has a very useful scanning function which in a live situation will show you any used frequencies to avoid. It is very simple to change the frequency. You pair the transmitter to the new frequency just by hitting the ACT button and pointing the transmitter. Battery life is good - about 5 hours before going into red (nice touch is the battery display on the transmitter) and sound does not deteriorate. Distance is really good and will go through thick walls. Overall a good system and would have given it 5 but for the mis-information.

I bought it and unfortunately have not been able to test it in a live gig (thanks Covid).

However, tested the wireless at home, going up and down the building and works fine.

Also recorded in Cubase directly, no different signal than my regular cable!

The battery lasts about 2-3 hours playing at home.

The only "issue" is that the little "strap" to put on your guitar strap might be a bit difficult to attach on a thicker guitar strap/belt.

Overall, I am happy, but cannot give it 5 stars as I have to test it live first.