Is SonikSphere NEO built for reliable live guitar and bass use?
Yes. SonikSphere NEO is CFG’s second-generation 5.8 GHz wireless system for guitarists and bassists who want dependable performance, over 10 hours of battery life, under 2.5 ms latency, and 24-bit / 48 kHz audio.
It runs outside the crowded 2.4 GHz band and adds 6 color-coded channels, battery-level bars on both units, and a built-in -10 dB PAD for active, piezo, and other high-output instruments.
Plug the transmitter into your instrument and the receiver into your amp or pedalboard, choose a channel, and play without the cable under your feet.

Why choose SonikSphere NEO?
SonikSphere NEO is built for players who want dependable 5.8 GHz wireless, long battery life, very low latency, and clean 24-bit / 48 kHz audio.
- Designed for dependable live use: 5.8 GHz operation keeps your instrument signal outside the crowded 2.4 GHz band used by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and plenty of everyday wireless gear.
- Over 10 hours per charge: Enough battery life for long rehearsals, gigs, worship sets, and practice sessions without constantly watching the clock.
- Under 2.5 ms latency: Keeps the response fast and natural while you play.
- 24-bit / 48 kHz audio: Wide 10 Hz-22 kHz frequency response for clear, full-range guitar and bass sound.
- Built-in -10 dB PAD: Helps control hotter signals from active, piezo, and high-output instruments before they overload the wireless input.
- Easy to manage on stage: 6 color-coded channels, battery bars on both units, and black-transmitter / silver-receiver identification make setup quicker and clearer.
How does SonikSphere NEO sound compared to a guitar cable?
SonikSphere NEO uses 24-bit / 48 kHz digital audio with a 10 Hz-22 kHz frequency response, designed to keep your guitar or bass sounding natural while you play wirelessly.
The frequency-response comparison and cable-vs-NEO video below let you see and hear the difference for yourself.

How do SonikSphere NEO’s channels and -10dB PAD work?
NEO gives you 6 color-coded wireless channels plus a built-in -10dB PAD for hotter active, piezo, or high-output instruments.
Switching channels
Press the Action Oval button on the transmitter to cycle through red, green, blue, yellow, purple, and cyan. Once paired, the receiver follows the transmitter’s selected channel.
When using multiple NEO systems in the same room, give each pair a different channel.

Using the -10dB PAD
Start with the PAD off. Turn it on if an active, piezo, or high-output instrument sounds overloaded, harsh, or digitally distorted.
The PAD lowers the transmitter input level by 10dB before the signal is processed. It is not a tone control and does not boost quiet instruments.
What are the key SonikSphere NEO specs?
Wireless & Audio
- Wireless band: 5.725-5.825 GHz (5.8 GHz ISM band)
- Audio quality: 24-bit/48kHz digital audio
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Latency: less than 2.5ms
- Signal-to-noise ratio: over 110dB
- Total harmonic distortion: less than 0.02%
- FHSS interference mitigation
Range & Channels
- Range: up to 100 ft / 30 m with clear line of sight
- 6 color-coded channels
- Channel colors: red, green, blue, yellow, purple, and cyan
- Channel selection is controlled from the transmitter
- The receiver follows the transmitter channel after pairing
- Up to 6 NEO pairs can be used on separate channels
Power & Charging
- Built-in 3.7V / 600mAh rechargeable lithium battery
- Battery life: over 10 hours of continuous use
- Charging time: approximately 2-3 hours
- USB-C charging ports on both units
- USB-A to dual USB-C charging cable included
- Use only a 5V / 1A, 5W maximum USB power source
- Avoid high-wattage fast chargers
Controls & Indicators
- Action Oval button controls pairing, channels, and the PAD
- Built-in -10dB PAD controlled from the transmitter
- Dedicated PAD indicator light
- Visual battery bar on both transmitter and receiver
- Black transmitter and silver receiver for quicker identification
Connections & Fit
- Standard 1/4-inch mono TS instrument connection
- 270-degree swivel plug
- Designed for guitar, bass, and standard 1/4-inch instrument-level connections to amps, pedalboards, modelers, and audio interfaces
- Size of each unit: 2.7 x 1.4 x 1.2 in / 68 x 35 x 30 mm
- Durable ABS housing
Compatibility & Limits
- Works with passive, active, piezo, and magnetic pickup systems
- One receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time
- Not for speaker-level outputs, stereo TRS outputs, microphones, or in-ear monitors
Will SonikSphere NEO work with my guitar, bass, amp, or pedalboard?
Yes. SonikSphere NEO works with guitars, basses, and other gear using standard 1/4-inch mono instrument-level connections. Plug the black transmitter into your instrument and the silver receiver into your amp, pedalboard, modeler, or audio interface instrument input.
Works with
- Electric guitars
- Electric basses
- Acoustic-electric instruments
- Passive, active, magnetic, and piezo pickups
- Keyboards or e-drums with a suitable 1/4-inch instrument-level output
Receiver connections
- Guitar or bass amp input
- Pedalboard input
- Amp modeler input
- Audio interface instrument input
- Other standard 1/4-inch instrument-level inputs
Jack fit
- The 270-degree swivel plug fits most straight, side, angled, and many recessed guitar and bass jacks
- Check clearance when using an acoustic-electric endpin jack
- Deeply recessed or crowded jacks may need a short 1/4-inch TS extension cable or the Air Pocket transmitter holster
Do not use it with
- Speaker outputs
- Stereo TRS headphone outputs
- XLR microphones
- Bluetooth headphones
- In-ear monitoring systems
- Any connection that is not a standard instrument-level output or input

What comes with SonikSphere NEO?
Each SonikSphere NEO system includes everything needed to connect one instrument wirelessly to an amp, pedalboard, modeler, or audio interface instrument input.
- 1 black SonikSphere NEO transmitter
- 1 silver SonikSphere NEO receiver
- 1 USB-A to dual USB-C charging cable
- 1 owner’s manual

⬇️ Download the SonikSphere NEO Owner’s Manual (PDF) ⬇️
What charger should I use with SonikSphere NEO?
Use a standard 5V / 1A USB power source rated at no more than 5W. The included USB-A to dual USB-C cable charges the transmitter and receiver at the same time.
⚠️ Do not use high-wattage fast chargers. Using an unsupported charger may damage the transmitter or receiver and void the warranty.
Which CFG wireless guitar system fits your setup?
Choose SonikSphere NEO if you want longer battery life, very low latency, and built-in input control for hot active or piezo instruments. Choose UHF NEXUS for stage-focused UHF operation, longer open-air range, and fast instrument swaps. Original SonikSphere is CFG’s straightforward 5.8GHz 24-bit / 48kHz option, while CF-80 is the budget-friendly 2.4GHz choice.
| Feature | CF-80 | Original SonikSphere | SonikSphere NEO | UHF NEXUS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Budget-friendly everyday wireless for practice, rehearsals, and general use | Straightforward 5.8GHz wireless with 24-bit / 48kHz audio | Longer battery life, very low latency, and hot active or piezo instruments needing input-level control | Live gigs, busy wireless environments, longer open-air range, and fast instrument swaps |
| Wireless band | 2.4GHz | 5.8GHz | 5.8GHz | UHF 657-663MHz |
| Audio | 16-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz |
| Latency | Under 4ms | Under 4ms | Under 2.5ms | Under 2ms |
| Battery life | Up to 8 hours | Up to 8 hours | Over 10 hours | Up to 6 hours |
| Open-space range | Up to 100 ft | Up to 100 ft | Up to 100 ft | Up to 165 ft |
| Channels | 4 banks | 6 channels | 6 color-coded channels | 7 color-coded channels |
| Input control for hot active or piezo signals | No dedicated PAD | No dedicated PAD | Built-in -10dB PAD | No dedicated PAD |
| Fast guitar swaps | New pairing may be required | New pairing may be required | One transmitter pairs with one receiver at a time | Yes. Multiple transmitters can be prepared for one receiver, with only one transmitter powered on at a time |
SonikSphere NEO
The upgraded 5.8GHz choice
UHF NEXUS
The stage-focused UHF choice
Original SonikSphere
The original 5.8GHz choice
CF-80
The everyday value choice
Quick SonikSphere NEO setup & troubleshooting
Need a hand? These short videos cover the three things NEO owners are most likely to need: changing channels, re-pairing the system, and using the -10dB PAD.
How to switch channels
See how to move your NEO system to another color-coded channel.
How to re-pair SonikSphere NEO
Use this if the transmitter and receiver are no longer connecting properly.
How and when to use the -10dB PAD
See when the PAD can help with active, piezo, or other high-output instruments.
SonikSphere NEO FAQ
Does SonikSphere NEO work with guitars and basses?
Yes. SonikSphere NEO works with electric guitars, electric basses, and acoustic-electric instruments that use a standard 1/4-inch mono instrument output.
Does SonikSphere NEO work with active pickups and piezo systems?
Yes. It works with passive, active, magnetic, and piezo pickup systems. Use the built-in -10dB PAD if an active, piezo, or high-output instrument sounds overloaded or digitally distorted.
What frequency band does SonikSphere NEO use?
SonikSphere NEO operates at 5.725-5.825 GHz in the 5.8 GHz ISM band, keeping your instrument signal outside the crowded 2.4 GHz band used by many Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other everyday wireless devices. NEO also uses FHSS interference mitigation.
Is there noticeable delay while playing?
SonikSphere NEO has under 2.5 ms latency, designed to keep the response fast and natural while playing guitar or bass.
Will SonikSphere NEO change my tone?
SonikSphere NEO uses 24-bit / 48 kHz digital audio with a 10 Hz-22 kHz frequency response, designed to keep your guitar or bass sounding natural while you play wirelessly. The frequency-response comparison and cable-vs-NEO video above let you hear the difference for yourself.
How long does the battery last?
SonikSphere NEO provides over 10 hours of continuous use per charge. Battery bars on both the transmitter and receiver show the remaining charge.
What is the wireless range?
SonikSphere NEO has a range of up to 100 ft / 30 m with clear line of sight.
Can I use more than one SonikSphere NEO system at the same time?
Yes. Up to 6 NEO pairs can be used at the same time on separate color-coded channels. Give each pair its own channel.
How do the 6 color-coded channels work?
Press the Action Oval button on the transmitter to select red, green, blue, yellow, purple, or cyan. Once paired, the receiver follows the transmitter’s selected channel.
When should I turn on the -10dB PAD?
Start with the PAD off. Turn it on if an active, piezo, or other high-output instrument sounds overloaded, harsh, or digitally distorted. The PAD lowers the transmitter input level by 10dB before processing. It is not a tone control and does not boost quiet instruments.
Where should I connect the receiver?
Connect the silver receiver to a guitar or bass amp input, pedalboard input, amp modeler input, or audio interface instrument input. Do not connect it to a speaker output, XLR microphone connection, stereo headphone output, or other non-instrument-level connection.
Will the swivel plug fit my instrument?
The 270-degree swivel plug fits most straight, side, angled, and many recessed guitar and bass jacks. Deeply recessed, crowded, or acoustic endpin jacks may need a short 1/4-inch TS extension cable or the CFG Air Pocket transmitter holster.
Can one SonikSphere NEO receiver be paired with multiple transmitters?
No. One SonikSphere NEO receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time. Re-pairing is required when switching to a different transmitter.
Is SonikSphere NEO compatible with Original SonikSphere, CF-80, or UHF NEXUS?
No. SonikSphere NEO is not cross-compatible with Original SonikSphere, CF-80, or UHF NEXUS. Use SonikSphere NEO transmitters and receivers with SonikSphere NEO components.
What charger should I use?
Use a standard 5V / 1A USB power source rated at no more than 5W. The included USB-A to dual USB-C cable can charge the transmitter and receiver at the same time. Do not use high-wattage fast chargers.
What comes in the box?
The box includes 1 black SonikSphere NEO transmitter, 1 silver receiver, 1 USB-A to dual USB-C charging cable, and 1 owner’s manual.
What should I do if the transmitter and receiver stop connecting?
Re-pair the transmitter and receiver. Double-click the Action Oval button on both units to start the pairing process, then allow a few seconds for them to reconnect. The setup tutorial above shows the process step by step.
What warranty does SonikSphere NEO include?
SonikSphere NEO includes CFG’s 2-year warranty.
Is SonikSphere NEO built for reliable live guitar and bass use?
Yes. SonikSphere NEO is CFG’s second-generation 5.8 GHz wireless system for guitarists and bassists who want dependable performance, over 10 hours of battery life, under 2.5 ms latency, and 24-bit / 48 kHz audio.
It runs outside the crowded 2.4 GHz band and adds 6 color-coded channels, battery-level bars on both units, and a built-in -10 dB PAD for active, piezo, and other high-output instruments.
Plug the transmitter into your instrument and the receiver into your amp or pedalboard, choose a channel, and play without the cable under your feet.

Why choose SonikSphere NEO?
SonikSphere NEO is built for players who want dependable 5.8 GHz wireless, long battery life, very low latency, and clean 24-bit / 48 kHz audio.
- Designed for dependable live use: 5.8 GHz operation keeps your instrument signal outside the crowded 2.4 GHz band used by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and plenty of everyday wireless gear.
- Over 10 hours per charge: Enough battery life for long rehearsals, gigs, worship sets, and practice sessions without constantly watching the clock.
- Under 2.5 ms latency: Keeps the response fast and natural while you play.
- 24-bit / 48 kHz audio: Wide 10 Hz-22 kHz frequency response for clear, full-range guitar and bass sound.
- Built-in -10 dB PAD: Helps control hotter signals from active, piezo, and high-output instruments before they overload the wireless input.
- Easy to manage on stage: 6 color-coded channels, battery bars on both units, and black-transmitter / silver-receiver identification make setup quicker and clearer.
How does SonikSphere NEO sound compared to a guitar cable?
SonikSphere NEO uses 24-bit / 48 kHz digital audio with a 10 Hz-22 kHz frequency response, designed to keep your guitar or bass sounding natural while you play wirelessly.
The frequency-response comparison and cable-vs-NEO video below let you see and hear the difference for yourself.

How do SonikSphere NEO’s channels and -10dB PAD work?
NEO gives you 6 color-coded wireless channels plus a built-in -10dB PAD for hotter active, piezo, or high-output instruments.
Switching channels
Press the Action Oval button on the transmitter to cycle through red, green, blue, yellow, purple, and cyan. Once paired, the receiver follows the transmitter’s selected channel.
When using multiple NEO systems in the same room, give each pair a different channel.

Using the -10dB PAD
Start with the PAD off. Turn it on if an active, piezo, or high-output instrument sounds overloaded, harsh, or digitally distorted.
The PAD lowers the transmitter input level by 10dB before the signal is processed. It is not a tone control and does not boost quiet instruments.
What are the key SonikSphere NEO specs?
Wireless & Audio
- Wireless band: 5.725-5.825 GHz (5.8 GHz ISM band)
- Audio quality: 24-bit/48kHz digital audio
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Latency: less than 2.5ms
- Signal-to-noise ratio: over 110dB
- Total harmonic distortion: less than 0.02%
- FHSS interference mitigation
Range & Channels
- Range: up to 100 ft / 30 m with clear line of sight
- 6 color-coded channels
- Channel colors: red, green, blue, yellow, purple, and cyan
- Channel selection is controlled from the transmitter
- The receiver follows the transmitter channel after pairing
- Up to 6 NEO pairs can be used on separate channels
Power & Charging
- Built-in 3.7V / 600mAh rechargeable lithium battery
- Battery life: over 10 hours of continuous use
- Charging time: approximately 2-3 hours
- USB-C charging ports on both units
- USB-A to dual USB-C charging cable included
- Use only a 5V / 1A, 5W maximum USB power source
- Avoid high-wattage fast chargers
Controls & Indicators
- Action Oval button controls pairing, channels, and the PAD
- Built-in -10dB PAD controlled from the transmitter
- Dedicated PAD indicator light
- Visual battery bar on both transmitter and receiver
- Black transmitter and silver receiver for quicker identification
Connections & Fit
- Standard 1/4-inch mono TS instrument connection
- 270-degree swivel plug
- Designed for guitar, bass, and standard 1/4-inch instrument-level connections to amps, pedalboards, modelers, and audio interfaces
- Size of each unit: 2.7 x 1.4 x 1.2 in / 68 x 35 x 30 mm
- Durable ABS housing
Compatibility & Limits
- Works with passive, active, piezo, and magnetic pickup systems
- One receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time
- Not for speaker-level outputs, stereo TRS outputs, microphones, or in-ear monitors
Will SonikSphere NEO work with my guitar, bass, amp, or pedalboard?
Yes. SonikSphere NEO works with guitars, basses, and other gear using standard 1/4-inch mono instrument-level connections. Plug the black transmitter into your instrument and the silver receiver into your amp, pedalboard, modeler, or audio interface instrument input.
Works with
- Electric guitars
- Electric basses
- Acoustic-electric instruments
- Passive, active, magnetic, and piezo pickups
- Keyboards or e-drums with a suitable 1/4-inch instrument-level output
Receiver connections
- Guitar or bass amp input
- Pedalboard input
- Amp modeler input
- Audio interface instrument input
- Other standard 1/4-inch instrument-level inputs
Jack fit
- The 270-degree swivel plug fits most straight, side, angled, and many recessed guitar and bass jacks
- Check clearance when using an acoustic-electric endpin jack
- Deeply recessed or crowded jacks may need a short 1/4-inch TS extension cable or the Air Pocket transmitter holster
Do not use it with
- Speaker outputs
- Stereo TRS headphone outputs
- XLR microphones
- Bluetooth headphones
- In-ear monitoring systems
- Any connection that is not a standard instrument-level output or input

What comes with SonikSphere NEO?
Each SonikSphere NEO system includes everything needed to connect one instrument wirelessly to an amp, pedalboard, modeler, or audio interface instrument input.
- 1 black SonikSphere NEO transmitter
- 1 silver SonikSphere NEO receiver
- 1 USB-A to dual USB-C charging cable
- 1 owner’s manual

⬇️ Download the SonikSphere NEO Owner’s Manual (PDF) ⬇️
What charger should I use with SonikSphere NEO?
Use a standard 5V / 1A USB power source rated at no more than 5W. The included USB-A to dual USB-C cable charges the transmitter and receiver at the same time.
⚠️ Do not use high-wattage fast chargers. Using an unsupported charger may damage the transmitter or receiver and void the warranty.
Which CFG wireless guitar system fits your setup?
Choose SonikSphere NEO if you want longer battery life, very low latency, and built-in input control for hot active or piezo instruments. Choose UHF NEXUS for stage-focused UHF operation, longer open-air range, and fast instrument swaps. Original SonikSphere is CFG’s straightforward 5.8GHz 24-bit / 48kHz option, while CF-80 is the budget-friendly 2.4GHz choice.
| Feature | CF-80 | Original SonikSphere | SonikSphere NEO | UHF NEXUS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Budget-friendly everyday wireless for practice, rehearsals, and general use | Straightforward 5.8GHz wireless with 24-bit / 48kHz audio | Longer battery life, very low latency, and hot active or piezo instruments needing input-level control | Live gigs, busy wireless environments, longer open-air range, and fast instrument swaps |
| Wireless band | 2.4GHz | 5.8GHz | 5.8GHz | UHF 657-663MHz |
| Audio | 16-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz |
| Latency | Under 4ms | Under 4ms | Under 2.5ms | Under 2ms |
| Battery life | Up to 8 hours | Up to 8 hours | Over 10 hours | Up to 6 hours |
| Open-space range | Up to 100 ft | Up to 100 ft | Up to 100 ft | Up to 165 ft |
| Channels | 4 banks | 6 channels | 6 color-coded channels | 7 color-coded channels |
| Input control for hot active or piezo signals | No dedicated PAD | No dedicated PAD | Built-in -10dB PAD | No dedicated PAD |
| Fast guitar swaps | New pairing may be required | New pairing may be required | One transmitter pairs with one receiver at a time | Yes. Multiple transmitters can be prepared for one receiver, with only one transmitter powered on at a time |
SonikSphere NEO
The upgraded 5.8GHz choice
UHF NEXUS
The stage-focused UHF choice
Original SonikSphere
The original 5.8GHz choice
CF-80
The everyday value choice
Quick SonikSphere NEO setup & troubleshooting
Need a hand? These short videos cover the three things NEO owners are most likely to need: changing channels, re-pairing the system, and using the -10dB PAD.
How to switch channels
See how to move your NEO system to another color-coded channel.
How to re-pair SonikSphere NEO
Use this if the transmitter and receiver are no longer connecting properly.
How and when to use the -10dB PAD
See when the PAD can help with active, piezo, or other high-output instruments.
SonikSphere NEO FAQ
Does SonikSphere NEO work with guitars and basses?
Yes. SonikSphere NEO works with electric guitars, electric basses, and acoustic-electric instruments that use a standard 1/4-inch mono instrument output.
Does SonikSphere NEO work with active pickups and piezo systems?
Yes. It works with passive, active, magnetic, and piezo pickup systems. Use the built-in -10dB PAD if an active, piezo, or high-output instrument sounds overloaded or digitally distorted.
What frequency band does SonikSphere NEO use?
SonikSphere NEO operates at 5.725-5.825 GHz in the 5.8 GHz ISM band, keeping your instrument signal outside the crowded 2.4 GHz band used by many Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and other everyday wireless devices. NEO also uses FHSS interference mitigation.
Is there noticeable delay while playing?
SonikSphere NEO has under 2.5 ms latency, designed to keep the response fast and natural while playing guitar or bass.
Will SonikSphere NEO change my tone?
SonikSphere NEO uses 24-bit / 48 kHz digital audio with a 10 Hz-22 kHz frequency response, designed to keep your guitar or bass sounding natural while you play wirelessly. The frequency-response comparison and cable-vs-NEO video above let you hear the difference for yourself.
How long does the battery last?
SonikSphere NEO provides over 10 hours of continuous use per charge. Battery bars on both the transmitter and receiver show the remaining charge.
What is the wireless range?
SonikSphere NEO has a range of up to 100 ft / 30 m with clear line of sight.
Can I use more than one SonikSphere NEO system at the same time?
Yes. Up to 6 NEO pairs can be used at the same time on separate color-coded channels. Give each pair its own channel.
How do the 6 color-coded channels work?
Press the Action Oval button on the transmitter to select red, green, blue, yellow, purple, or cyan. Once paired, the receiver follows the transmitter’s selected channel.
When should I turn on the -10dB PAD?
Start with the PAD off. Turn it on if an active, piezo, or other high-output instrument sounds overloaded, harsh, or digitally distorted. The PAD lowers the transmitter input level by 10dB before processing. It is not a tone control and does not boost quiet instruments.
Where should I connect the receiver?
Connect the silver receiver to a guitar or bass amp input, pedalboard input, amp modeler input, or audio interface instrument input. Do not connect it to a speaker output, XLR microphone connection, stereo headphone output, or other non-instrument-level connection.
Will the swivel plug fit my instrument?
The 270-degree swivel plug fits most straight, side, angled, and many recessed guitar and bass jacks. Deeply recessed, crowded, or acoustic endpin jacks may need a short 1/4-inch TS extension cable or the CFG Air Pocket transmitter holster.
Can one SonikSphere NEO receiver be paired with multiple transmitters?
No. One SonikSphere NEO receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time. Re-pairing is required when switching to a different transmitter.
Is SonikSphere NEO compatible with Original SonikSphere, CF-80, or UHF NEXUS?
No. SonikSphere NEO is not cross-compatible with Original SonikSphere, CF-80, or UHF NEXUS. Use SonikSphere NEO transmitters and receivers with SonikSphere NEO components.
What charger should I use?
Use a standard 5V / 1A USB power source rated at no more than 5W. The included USB-A to dual USB-C cable can charge the transmitter and receiver at the same time. Do not use high-wattage fast chargers.
What comes in the box?
The box includes 1 black SonikSphere NEO transmitter, 1 silver receiver, 1 USB-A to dual USB-C charging cable, and 1 owner’s manual.
What should I do if the transmitter and receiver stop connecting?
Re-pair the transmitter and receiver. Double-click the Action Oval button on both units to start the pairing process, then allow a few seconds for them to reconnect. The setup tutorial above shows the process step by step.
What warranty does SonikSphere NEO include?
SonikSphere NEO includes CFG’s 2-year warranty.
See Why Players Are Going NEO
10+ hours, color-coded channels, ultra-low latency, and a PAD for hotter rigs.

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