wireless input

[CorySCline]

So..I would like to have a wireless input option for my mono lm3886 build. Any suggestions on hi fi schematic for receivers and transmitters?

[!]

I feel you could do that better, more cost and time effectively by buying something ready made... but I don't know which ready made are the best value.

[CorySCline]

Originally Posted by !

I feel you could do that better, more cost and time effectively by buying something ready made... but I don't know which ready made are the best value.

The only decent ones are like 400 bucks I have tested quite a few at the guitar center.

[Frank Berry]

What are you trying to do? Is this for wireless guitar?

[CorySCline]

Correct ... though I may occasionally plug other music sources into it

[Frank Berry]

NADY-PRO Sound MGT-16R UHF Wireless System 16 Channel
$140 online

This is one of many. Google "wireless guitar"

[CorySCline]

Unfortunately my price range is like 30 to 60 bucks since its just gonna be an addition to my an amp instead of the main need. I really kinda wanted to make it myself though to keep it all made by me . I was thinking it would not be too difficult to make a radio transmitter and reciever though...

[CharlieLaub]

Originally Posted by CorySCline

The only decent ones are like 400 bucks I have tested quite a few at the guitar center.

Take a look at the Amphony model 1500 transmitter+receiver. I think the pair is only $90 from Amphony:
Wireless music throughout your home with Amphony's Wireless Audio Transmitters

It transmits 24-bit uncompressed audio. I have one and it is very nice. Check out the specs tab on the product page for full info.

-Charlie

[Frank Berry]

Another one for you.
Nady DKW-1 VHF Wireless Guitar System 10420-50
$48 online

Building a transmitter/receiver is not an easy task.

[CorySCline]

Well I did not exactly ask for easy. I am well aware that it will require research, time, and work. I am OK with that . I just need a pointer in the right direction. Maybe more details will help direct what I need. I need something with a high bandwidth, low noise signal. It does not need to transmit more than about 20 feet. It need only work on 1 frequency. Preferably a frequency that other devices in my area are unlikely to use . If it would transmit with a 9V DC power that would be awesome, but other low voltage plans would suffice. The receiver can be any voltage, as I will just wire it in with my amp and use a voltage regulator accordingly.