Top 10 best-selling Wireless Guitar System

The Fazley StreamTone Wireless Play is a wireless guitar system with a 5.8 GHz frequency band, 4 channels, low latency and easy charging options. Suitable for guitar, bass and other instruments with 6.35 mm jack plug.

The Fazley StreamTone Wireless Home is a wireless guitar system with a transmitter and receiver, both rechargeable via USB. Suitable for a variety of instruments, with a signal range of 35 metres and 4 adjustable channels.

Want to play your electric guitar without having to faff with cables? The NUX C-5RC wireless guitar system is basically plug-and-play and operates on the 5.8GHz frequency band to avoid interference.

The Xvive A58 Wireless Guitar System has been specifically designed for guitars, basses and other instruments and features six channels and smart channel scanning technology so you're always assured of optimum signal transmission.

Xvive's U2 is one of the most compact wireless guitar systems on the market. It consists of a transmitter that plugs into your guitar and a receiver that plugs into your amplifier. Both devices are rechargeable.

Made to ensure wireless performance and fuss-free set-ups, the Shure GLXD16+ wireless guitar pedal system comes with a WA305 premium guitar cable, a GLXD1+ bodypack and a GLXD6+ guitar pedal receiver.

Xvive's A58 Bundle is a set that consists of an A58 Wireless Guitar System 5.8 GHz and an accompanying BCA58 charging case. The digital wireless system uses the 5.8 GHz band.

BOSS' WL-50 is a wireless system for electronic instruments that can be easily integrated with your pedalboard and gives you complete freedom. The newly-developed technology ensures superior audio quality and ultra-low latency.

Professional and reliable, the NUX B-8 wireless system supports electric guitars, basses and electro-acoustic guitars, operates over the 2.4 GHz band and guarantees supreme quality, 24-bit audio.

The BOSS WL-20 is a simple and reliable wireless system for guitar, bass and other electronic instruments. After plugging in the transmitter and the receiver, they'll automatically connect to each other in about 10 seconds.