Fender Telepath Wireless Transmitter
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Essential Information About the Telepath Transmitter
Essential Information About the Telepath Transmitter
- Add an instrument in one move: a Telepath receiver can be synced with up to three transmitters to chain changes without cables.
- Full bandwidth and great clarity: transmission designed to preserve the tone and harmonics of your guitar or bass.
- Less interference on stage: operates at 5.8 GHz, avoiding the often congested 2.4 GHz band.
- Extended compatibility: angled jack + active/passive switch to accommodate various output levels.
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An Extension Module Designed for the Telepath Range
The Telepath Transmitter is the ideal additional transmitter to expand your Telepath wireless system. It allows you to prepare multiple instruments (electric, bass, electro-acoustic, active) and switch between them quickly: simply turn off one transmitter and turn on the next to automatically get your signal on the same receiver.For Guitarists and Bassists Who Switch Instruments Without Breaking the Flow
On stage, in the studio, or during rehearsals, this transmitter is aimed at musicians who want to keep a clean pedalboard, minimize handling, and avoid "cable stress" during instrument changes. The advertised range of up to 70 feet (approximately 21 m) provides real freedom of movement while maintaining a natural playing feel.A Stable Signal, a Familiar Feel
Transmission at 5.8 GHz helps reduce the risk of interference caused by many devices using 2.4 GHz. Practically, the angled 6.35mm Jack connector fits a wide variety of jack placements, including tight access points (pickguard, side, jack plate). The active/passive switch facilitates adaptation to different output levels, while the built-in cable tone simulation preserves a more "familiar" response, close to what you experience with a traditional cable. Finally, multi-unit synchronization allows pairing the transmitter to your receiver in seconds for quick setup.Technical specifications
| Category | transmitter | Frequency band | 5,8 Ghz |
| Number of channels | 3 | Color | Black |
| Category | wireless guitar system | ||
| Compatibility | Telepath receiver | Latency | low latency |
| Synchronization | up to 3 transmitters per receiver | Connector | angled 6.35mm instrument Jack |
| Instrument switching | automatic connection by alternating transmitter power | Level adaptation | active/passive switch |
| Radio objective | interference reduction vs. 2.4 GHz band | Processing | built-in cable tone simulation |
| Range | up to 70 feet (approximately 21 m) | Usage | guitars, basses, electro-acoustics, active and passive instruments |
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Questions frequently asked
Does the Fender Telepath Wireless Transmitter work with all wireless receivers?
This transmitter is compatible with the Telepath receiver. It is an expansion module designed specifically for this system.
Can multiple guitars be used with a single Telepath receiver?
It is possible to pair multiple transmitters to the same Telepath receiver. To switch instruments, simply turn off the current transmitter and turn on the one connected to the other instrument.
What is the range of the Telepath transmitter?
The advertised range reaches up to 70 feet, approximately 21 m. It depends on usage conditions and the radio environment.
Is this transmitter compatible with an active bass or an electro-acoustic guitar?
The active/passive switch allows for level adjustment to suit both active and passive instruments. This model can therefore be used with an electric guitar, a bass, or an electro-acoustic guitar.
Why does the Telepath use the 5.8 GHz frequency?
The transmission operates in the 5.8 GHz band to reduce interference from devices using 2.4 GHz. A cable tone simulation is integrated to maintain a response close to that of an instrument cable.
