Fender FWG 1010 (Band D: 863 - 865 MHz) wireless guitar system

General

Are you aiming for a great-sounding wireless system that is easy to use? Then the Fender FWG 1010 hits the mark. This wireless guitar system is amazingly quick to set up with just a few pushes of a few buttons. Also, this system has an extremely low noise level and a broad frequency range that also makes the FWG 1010 suitable for low-frequency instruments like bass guitars, for instance. The analogue wireless system comprises a compact belt pack transmitter and a receiver that communicate with one another via frequency band D that leads from 863 to 865 MHz. This frequency range can be used in the whole of Europe.

FWG 1010: setting up

Controlling the Fender FWG 1010 is remarkably easy, just press the button on the sender and receiver to set the desired channel. There's choice between eight pre-programmed channels and the chosen channel is displayed on both the receiver and the transmitter. Additionally, the LED indicators on the receiver show you the quality of the signal and whether or not it's distorted.

In collaboration with AKG

While designing the FWG1010, Fender collaborated with AKG, a renowned brand that is known for its solid, reliable wireless systems. The FWG 1010 was developed with guitarists in mind, so you don't need to be a sound technician to set the signal.

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