A wireless transmitter and receiver pair with a small adapter, both in black with gold lettering and blue/green LED accents, photographed on a clean white background.

Sistema sem fio ToneLink™ WS-5

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A wireless transmitter and receiver pair with a small adapter, both in black with gold lettering and blue/green LED accents, photographed on a clean white background.

Sistema sem fio ToneLink™ WS-5


5.8GHz Band, Above WiFi Traffic
About 6ms Latency, Feels Like Your Cable
Up to 7 Hours Per Charge
Auto-Pairs in Seconds
How It Works

Setup is simple, and the results are immediate.

  • Plug and Play. Connect the transmitter to your guitar or bass, and the receiver to your amp or pedal.
  • Automatic Sync. Turn them on and they pair instantly. No apps, no menus.
  • 5.8GHz Transmission. Your signal travels above the crowded 2.4GHz band where WiFi and most wireless gear operate.
  • Rechargeable Battery. Up to 7 hours per charge, enough for a rehearsal and a gig.

The WS-5 holds your signal steady so you can focus on playing, not on your rig.

Compatibility

Works seamlessly with any guitar or bass, including electric and acoustic-electric models.

1/4" (6.35mm) output1/8" (3.5mm) output

Connect to amps, pedals, headphones and other audio devices. A fit for practice, recording and live performance.

The WS-5 is designed for stringed instruments and standard audio devices. Need wireless for a microphone? The WS-X is the XLR system built for that.

Our Guarantee
Zero Risk

Every WS-5 comes with a 60-day risk-free trial and a 2-year warranty. Try it in your own rig, at real rehearsals and real gigs.

  • Not right for you? Return it within 60 days for a full refund.
  • No restocking fees, no questions.
Why 5.8GHz

Built for Rooms That Eat Wireless

Every gigging musician has the story. The venue where three other bands run wireless. The bar with a router behind the stage. The festival where the RF space is a traffic jam. Mid-chorus, a 2.4GHz system hiccups, and for one long second you are the only person in the room making no sound.

The WS-5 transmits at 5.8GHz, above the band where WiFi, Bluetooth, and most budget wireless systems fight for space. Less traffic means fewer collisions, which means your signal holds in exactly the rooms that kill other systems. Add roughly 6ms of latency and 48kHz/24-bit uncompressed audio, and it plays like the cable you left at home.

The WS-4 made wireless sound like wired. The WS-5 makes it hold up in the worst room you will ever play.

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WS-5 or WS-4? An Honest Answer

WS-5 or WS-4? An Honest Answer
Feature WS-5 WS-4
Frequency band 5.8GHz, above WiFi traffic 2.4GHz, shared with WiFi
RF-crowded venues Built for them Fine in most rooms
Audio quality 48kHz/24-bit uncompressed 48kHz/16-bit uncompressed
Latency 6ms <10 ms
Battery per charge Up to 7 hours Up to 10 hours
Trial and warranty 60 days, 2 years 60 days, 2 years
Price $149 $119

Players Who Made the Switch

From 1,000+ verified ToneLink reviews

★★★★★

I play a monthly residency at a bar with four other bands running their own wireless gear. Every other system I tried would drop out at least once a set. The WS-5 has not cut out once in three months. That 5.8GHz band actually matters in a room like that.

Derek HollowayGigging guitarist
★★★★★

I am the guy who A/B tests everything before I trust it. I ran the WS-5 next to my usual cable through the same amp and could not tell them apart, not on cleans, not on high gain. That's the only test that matters to me and it passed.

John JohnsonBassist
★★★★★

No manual, no app, just turned both units on and they paired in about two seconds. Did a full four hour wedding gig on one charge with battery to spare. This is the least I have had to think about my rig in fifteen years of playing out.

Marcus WebbWeekend player

WS-5 FAQ

Questions Players Ask

WS-4 or WS-5?

Same uncompressed sound and cable-like latency. The difference is the frequency and the battery.

  • The WS-5 runs on 5.8GHz instead of 2.4GHz, which keeps your signal above WiFi and most wireless traffic.
  • The WS-5 lasts up to 7 hours. The WS-4 lasts up to 10.
  • Mostly playing at home or in small venues? The WS-4 is all you need.
  • Gigging in RF-crowded rooms? The WS-5 is built for that.
Is there any delay?

No. The WS-5 runs at about 6 milliseconds, so your playing feels natural and perfectly in sync.

How far can I move?

Play wirelessly from your amp with room to spare.

  • Up to 131 ft (40 m) outdoors
  • About 66 ft (20 m) indoors, even through walls
How long does the battery last?

Up to 7 hours per charge.

  • About 2 hours to recharge
  • USB-C charging cable included
  • Need longer runtime? The WS-4 gives you up to 10 hours.
What does it work with?

If it has a standard 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) output jack, it works.

  • Electric guitars and basses, active or passive
  • Effects pedals and pedalboards, plugged in like a regular cable
  • The same clear, lag-free sound whatever you play
Is setup easy?

Plug in and play.

  • Auto-pairs in seconds
  • No menus, no apps, no extra setup
What is in the box?

Everything you need to go wireless.

  • Wireless transmitter
  • Wireless receiver
  • USB-C charging cable
  • Simple user manual

Still have questions? info@tonelink.co

60 Days

Holds Up in Any Room, Or Send It Back

Take the WS-5 to your worst-case venue for 60 days. Real rehearsals, real gigs, real RF chaos. If it does not hold your signal like a cable would, return it for a full refund. No restocking fees, no forms, no questions. And it is covered by a 2-year warranty after that.

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Zane H.

I am satisfied with the WS-5 Tone Links, I used them in an area where the internet was not good, but the signal was great as I played. I am planning to test them with my ten string bass.