Fishman - AirLock Wireless GT

Have you ever recorded a perfect riff, only to discover that the wireless connection has added weird compression or dragging latency, that's exactly the problem the Fishman AirLock Wireless GT eradicates. This system isn't just another toy on the wireless market. It has the precision of a cable. It simply cuts the cord without ever affecting the integrity of your signal.

How does Fishman achieve this feat? It's a question of numbers and acoustic architecture. With a latency as low as 3.3 ms and a dynamic range of 118 dB, the system doesn't just transmit your sound; it preserves it. It processes audio in 32 bits and uses the 2.4 GHz band to intelligently navigate 80 channels, automatically adjusting its frequency to avoid interference. The result? You can move freely over a range of 46 metres with sound as clear and present as with a high-quality wired connection.

The real flexibility lies in the details of use, which you'll love. You can use the USB-C receiver to record directly in 24-bit in your DAW, or plug it into your 9V pedalboard. The Li-Po battery lasts for nine hours, and a five-minute quick charge gives you a further three hours of play. It's the antithesis of panicking in the middle of a solo. With eight possible pairs, it's just as suited to group rehearsals as it is to complex scenes with several instruments.

This system becomes a transparent extension of your setup. It simply removes an element of stress, so you can concentrate on the only thing that matters: the music.