Been using this for 2 years. Sound and durability are top notch. Having the 2 channels is plus. Great for anyone using 2 instruments. The biggest con is the lack of a rechargeable battery for the transmitter. You go through a lot of batteries with this. I thought by now AT would have come out with a rechargeable battery pack that would not only extend the life of the transmitter but also reduce the need to have batteries handy. If you happen to run out at a show and can't get more, you are screwed. Lithiums work great but there is no indicator the power is going down. It just stops working. Regular alkaline gives you a meter, but shorter life. With newer options coming out, this lack of a chargeable battery will make these obsolete. Not having a 9v option on the receiver might be a big deal in some cases. The range on this is long enough where the receiver will be near your amp and a power supply and you won't miss a beat.

Corb

Alabama

It works more or less as advertised. However, I would say that it works better for guitarists who like a good clean (as opposed to dirty) tone. Country and blues players should like this. However, I play classic hard rock and metal, and the system doesn't jive well with my rig being that I use 2 Peavey XXX half stacks run stereo. I'm getting tone and gain loss from the system despite getting a strong signal from the transmitter to the receiver. It almost sounds like I'm playing a guitar with single coil pickups instead of humbuckers.

Pat

Monroe, NC

I love it. I used a Sennheiser analog wireless for years with my bass playing and when checking out digital systems, this one wins hands down. Better than Line-6 and Sennheiser

Mr Earl

Cicero, I;

I use it live onstage for my gigs. Great sound quality, Clean, precise. I use channel A for my acoustic guitar into Ch 1 of my amp, and channel B for my electric into Ch2. I play very clean thru a Quilter amp, so sonic quality is important. Right out of the box the level/gain was perfect and receiver and transmitter were already paired. Easy to set up and use. Mute button a big plus when changing guitars. Its wonderful NOT having a guitar cord getting all tangled up anymore! And no compromise on sound quality. And a great price. AND a nice rebate (although I didn't know that til after the purchase!) AND..it's an A/B box!!! PERFECT!!! After 2 three-hour gigs my AA batteries were done. So it's a battery eater, but that's the price of admission.

Steve

Los Angeles, Ca

I was switching from acoustic to electric in the middle of shows. Use the System 10 in combination with my Carvin AE185. Set outputs on stomp box to be separate sends. Use one send direct to mixing board via TRS balanced 1/4 inch jack. Use one output to effects processor and amp. Switch guitar from acoustic sounds going through A output to board. Set electric sound to B output to amp. EASY. Never change guitars. Hit stomp box switch and select the acoustic or electric on the guitar. Excellent system. Crystal clear. Built tough.

BillSeitz

PA

I play guitars full time in a worship band. Our radio environment is very saturated with 11 UHF wireless mic systems, as well as 6 UHF IEM in use. The church also has a 2.4GHz access point in the worship space. After doing some research, I ordered a System 10 / Stomp box. Having the receiver so close to my pedal board setup made it mad easy. And with the constant frequency scan, I know its just going to work. Thanks AT. Dennis from ICT

Crash

Wichita, KS, USA

Guitarists who busk need true stompbox flexibility. Guitarists on tour need flexibility and redundancy. The receiver MUST take a 9v, or it's just not a pro device. It's a well established Industry standard. For now, at least include a battery pack accessory. In V2, internal 9V option. Thanks!

sadawala

New York, NY, USA