Fender Telepath Wireless System 5.8GHz
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- 5.8 GHz band: digital transmission designed to reduce interference compared with 2.4 GHz systems, with full-range sound and sparkling clarity.
- Preserved playing feel: 4 ms of latency and built-in cable tone simulation to recreate the natural feel of a wired connection.
- Ready in seconds: automatic transmitter/receiver pairing, with up to 4 systems able to operate simultaneously.
- Ultra-compatible: swivel plug and active/passive switch for guitars, basses, acoustic-electric instruments and instruments with a preamp.
Manufacturer Information
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Historical context and positioning within the range
With the Telepath Wireless System, Fender offers a compact, straightforward wireless solution focused on reliability in real-world stage conditions: digital transmission at 5.8 GHz, simplified setup via automatic pairing, and a "plug-and-play" approach. Within the Fender range, it is positioned as a system designed to replace the cable without any hassle, while preserving the touch and dynamics guitarists and bassists are used to.
Who is this system for
The Telepath is aimed at guitarists and bassists (from beginners to advanced players) who want greater freedom of movement without sacrificing their sound: rehearsals, home studios, club stages, event performances, places of worship, cover bands... Its 21-meter range (under optimal conditions) and low latency make it an excellent choice for styles where rhythmic precision and attack matter (pop, funk, rock, blues, country, modern metal), as well as for dynamic clean tones and touch-sensitive crunch sounds.
Technical specifications
| Category | Complete system | Frequency band | 5,8 Ghz |
| Number of channels | 4 | Color | Blue |
| Transmission | wireless digital | Transmitter connector | 6.35 mm TS male jack |
| Range | up to 21 m (under optimal conditions / line of sight) | Receiver format | plug-on |
| Latency | 4 ms | Receiver output | 6.35 mm TS male jack |
| Multi-system use | up to 4 systems simultaneously | Output impedance | 10k ohms |
| Multi-pairing | yes | Battery | USB-C rechargeable |
| Compatibility | active and passive instruments | Battery life | up to 8 hours |
| Switch | active / passive | Charging time | 2 hours |
| Input plug | articulated | Material | molded ABS |
| Cable tone simulation | integrated | Colors | Mystic Ice Blue and Black |
| Transmitter format | plug-on | ||
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Solid plastic, zero perceptible latency, no parasites, yet next to a wifi box (2m away). Much stronger than Lekato-style models whose charge does not last very long and which pale in terms of quality in comparison. It's more expensive, but worth it.
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Instant pairing, just turn it on. Can be removed silently without muting the sound Works great, see it on stage now.
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Great product that is easy to use
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Extremely cool!
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Fender Telepath Wireless System 5.8GHz compatible with an active guitar or a passive bass?
The active/passive switch allows the system to be adapted to instruments with passive pickups, active preamps, and electro-acoustic instruments. The transmitter connects to a 6.35 mm TS jack output.
What is the range and latency of the Fender Telepath wireless system?
The range reaches up to 21 m line of sight under optimal conditions. The specified latency is 4 ms, providing a response suitable for rhythmic playing and precise attack.
Does the Telepath alter the guitar tone?
The built-in cable tone simulation reproduces the capacitance characteristics of a cable, especially in the high-frequency range. The digital transmission aims for full-frequency reproduction while preserving a familiar balance on clean and crunch sounds.
Can multiple Fender Telepath systems be used simultaneously?
Up to 4 systems can operate simultaneously. The multi-pairing feature facilitates the setup of several instruments or a stage equipped with multiple wireless links.
What battery life does the Fender Telepath system offer and how is it recharged?
Power is supplied by rechargeable USB-C batteries, providing up to 8 hours of autonomy. The stated charging time is 2 hours. Both the transmitter and receiver feature a molded ABS plug-on format.



