I received the system and it took about five minutes to hook it up between my Fender Strat® and amp. The body pack transmitter clipped to my strap and uses a 24-bit analog to digital converter and transmits my guitar signal out on two separate frequencies. For running multiple systems at the same time, there are five different channel choices. I liked that the transmitter's nine-volt battery level is monitored (via a separately transmitted telemetry signal) back at the receiver so your sound mixer will know when it's time to change it. (Very Cool!)

I placed the tabletop X2 XDS-Plus dual-diversity receiver right on top of my amp and plug it in with a short 1/4-inch cable. It is actually two receivers and antennas housed in a rugged metal chassis that provide signal redundancy to clear out dead spots that cause loss of sound. I got about 300 feet of range (the system is rated at 200 feet) and the same sound and feel as using a 20-ft guitar cord. I liked that no pops or thumps occurred when turning on/off either the transmitter or receiver. About as simple, clean and reliable as wireless can be, this is great sounding system.