Xvive has launched a new wireless guitar system, the U2, which allows guitarists to do away with cables and - wait for it - move in mysterious ways.
Composed of a compact 1/4-jack transmitter and receiver, the U2 packs a rechargeable lithium battery, which offers up to four/five hours at full charge.
It also includes Bluetooth to connect to other devices, using 24-bit resolution at a range of up to 300ft/90m.
The U2 Wireless Guitar System is available now for £119.
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