SonikSphere 5.8GHz Guitar & Bass Wireless System
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Want cable-like tone without fighting crowded wireless bands?
SonikSphere is CFG’s 5.8GHz wireless guitar and bass system, built for players who want clean, cable-like sound with the stability of a less-crowded wireless band.
Instead of running on the same 2.4GHz space used by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a mountain of other stage and home gear, SonikSphere works in the 5.8GHz band. That makes it a strong fit for guitarists and bass players who care about tone, reliability, and a natural playing feel without dragging a cable across the room.
Why choose SonikSphere?
- CFG’s only 5.8GHz guitar and bass wireless system: The right pick if you specifically want to avoid the crowded 2.4GHz lane.
- Cable-like sound: 24-bit/48kHz digital audio with a wide 10Hz-22kHz frequency response.
- Stable 5.8GHz performance: 6 manual channels help you find a cleaner lane when the room gets noisy.
- Natural playing feel: Under 4ms latency keeps the response fast and comfortable.
- Up to 8 hours per charge: Built for practice, rehearsal, and most gigs without needing constant recharging.
- Works beyond guitar and bass: Also works with acoustic-electric instruments, keyboards, e-drums, and other gear using a standard mono TS cable.
Does SonikSphere really sound close to a guitar cable?
Yes. SonikSphere is built to keep your guitar or bass tone clean, natural, and cable-like while giving you the freedom of 5.8GHz wireless.
The video below compares SonikSphere against a traditional instrument cable, so you can hear the difference for yourself instead of reading another fluffy tone claim from the internet. Wild concept, we know.
What does the frequency comparison show?
The spectral analysis shows SonikSphere tracking closely with a traditional guitar cable. In plain English: it is designed to preserve your instrument’s tone while removing the cable from the equation.
For bass players, SonikSphere’s 10Hz-22kHz frequency response is especially useful because it reaches well below the fundamental range of a standard bass guitar. Translation: the low end is not an afterthought here.
Key Features
- 5.8GHz wireless: A cleaner band than crowded 2.4GHz setups.
- Wide compatibility: Works with guitar, bass, acoustic-electric instruments, keyboards, and e-drums.
- Low latency: Less than 4ms for a natural playing feel.
- Battery life: Up to 8 hours per charge.
- Range: Up to 100 ft / 30 m in open space.
- 6 channels: Switch channels when the room gets noisy.
What instruments and gear can SonikSphere work with?
SonikSphere is built for guitar and bass first, but it can also work with other gear that uses a standard mono TS 1/4 inch connection.
That includes acoustic-electric instruments, many keyboards, e-drums, and other compatible instrument-level gear. If your setup normally uses a standard mono TS cable, SonikSphere may be a strong fit.
- Works with guitar and bass: Electric guitar, bass guitar, and many acoustic-electric instruments.
- Also works with other TS gear: Including many keyboards and e-drums that use a standard mono TS output.
- Made for instrument-level connections: This is not a speaker cable replacement.
- For active electronics that create noise: A transmitter holster can help move the transmitter away from the instrument’s electronics.
Will the swivel plug fit Strat-style and tricky guitar jacks?
In most cases, yes. SonikSphere uses a swivel plug design that helps it fit Strat-style recessed jacks and many other guitar and bass jack layouts.
That makes setup easier across a wider range of instruments, especially when a straight fixed plug would be awkward or put strain on the jack area.
SonikSphere 5.8GHz Tech Specs
Wireless & Audio
- Wireless band: 5.725GHz-5.825GHz
- Audio quality: 24-bit/48kHz digital audio
- Latency: less than 4ms
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Dynamic range: 113dB
- Distortion: less than 0.02%
Power & Charging
- Battery life: up to 8 hours per charge
- Charging: Y-split USB cable included
- Charging notice: use only 5V/5W/1A chargers
- Higher voltage or wattage chargers may damage the unit and void the warranty
Range & Channels
- Range: up to 100 ft / 30 m in open space
- Best indoor or stage use: staying within 40-50 ft is recommended
- Channels: 6 manually switchable banks
- Each channel uses 3 frequencies for signal stability
Transmitter Specs
- Frequency: 5.725GHz-5.825GHz
- Channels: 6 manually switchable banks
- Sampling: 24-bit/48kHz
- Latency: less than 4ms
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Input level: -10dBV max
- Input impedance: 470K ohms
- Size / weight: 35 x 75 x 30 mm, 36g
Receiver Specs
- Frequency: 5.725GHz-5.825GHz
- Sampling: 24-bit/48kHz
- Latency: less than 4ms
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Output level: -10dBV
- Output impedance: 32 ohms
- Recommended load: 10K ohms or higher
- Size / weight: 35 x 75 x 30 mm, 36g
Compatibility
- Works with guitar and bass
- Works with acoustic-electric instruments
- Works with keyboards, e-drums, and other gear using a standard mono TS cable
- For active electronics that cause noise, use a transmitter holster to move the transmitter away from the guitar electronics
- One receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time
How do SonikSphere’s 6 channel banks help on stage?
SonikSphere gives you 6 manually switchable channel banks, and each bank uses 3 frequencies to help keep the wireless signal stable.
If the room gets noisy, switch both units to a different channel bank. Simple. No tiny engineering degree required.
Manual Control
Choose the channel bank yourself when setting up or troubleshooting.
Multi-System Friendly
Use multiple SonikSphere sets on separate channels, with proper spacing between receivers.
Room-Friendly Setup
Helpful in rehearsal rooms, worship setups, and stages with other wireless gear nearby.
| Channel Bank | Frequencies MHz |
|---|---|
| Ch 1 | 5765 / 5797 / 5829 |
| Ch 2 | 5737 / 5801 / 5837 |
| Ch 3 | 5753 / 5793 / 5821 |
| Ch 4 | 5761 / 5789 / 5813 |
| Ch 5 | 5745 / 5785 / 5809 |
| Ch 6 | 5757 / 5781 / 5817 |
What charger should I use with SonikSphere?
Use only a 5V/5W/1A charger with SonikSphere.
Higher voltage or higher wattage chargers may damage the unit and void the warranty. The included Y-split USB cable lets you charge the transmitter and receiver together, but the wall charger still needs to match the correct rating.
Simple rule: old-school low-power USB charger, yes. Fast charger, power brick, turbo charger, or mystery drawer monster, no thanks.
SonikSphere 5.8GHz FAQ
Does SonikSphere work with guitar and bass?
Yes. SonikSphere is built for guitar and bass, and it also works with acoustic-electric instruments and other compatible gear using a standard mono TS 1/4 inch connection.
Does SonikSphere change my tone?
SonikSphere is designed for cable-like tone with 24-bit/48kHz digital audio and a wide 10Hz-22kHz frequency response.
Is there delay when playing through SonikSphere?
Latency is under 4ms, which gives a natural playing feel for guitar and bass.
Why use 5.8GHz instead of 2.4GHz?
5.8GHz helps SonikSphere stay away from the crowded 2.4GHz space used by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and lots of common wireless gear.
Can SonikSphere still meet wireless interference?
Yes. Any wireless system can run into interference. If the room gets noisy, switch both units to a different channel bank and keep a clear line-of-sight between the transmitter and receiver.
What is the range?
Range is up to 100 ft / 30 m in open space. For indoor or stage use, staying within 40-50 ft is recommended.
Can I use more than one SonikSphere set at the same time?
Yes. Use separate channel banks for each set and keep receivers spaced apart. If there are issues, try different channels and keep a clear path between each transmitter and receiver.
Can one SonikSphere receiver work with multiple transmitters?
No. One SonikSphere receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time. For fast guitar swaps with multiple transmitters, UHF NEXUS is the better CFG option.
Does SonikSphere work with active pickups?
Usually, yes. If active electronics cause noise, use a transmitter holster to move the transmitter away from the instrument electronics.
Can I use SonikSphere on a pedalboard?
Yes, for instrument-level signal. You can plug the receiver into an amp input, pedal input, or compatible instrument-level setup. Do not use it as a speaker cable replacement.
What charger should I use?
Use only a 5V/5W/1A charger. Higher voltage or higher wattage chargers may damage the unit and void the warranty.
What comes in the box?
The full system includes one SonikSphere transmitter, one SonikSphere receiver, one Y-split USB charging cable, and one owner’s manual.
What is the warranty?
SonikSphere includes a 2-year warranty.
Which CFG wireless system fits your setup?
SonikSphere is the 5.8GHz choice in the CFG lineup. UHF NEXUS is the UHF option for players who want fast guitar swaps and more distance. CF-80 is the everyday 2.4GHz value pick.
| Feature | UHF NEXUS | SonikSphere | CF-80 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wireless lane | UHF 657-663MHz | 5.8GHz | 2.4GHz |
| Latency | <2ms | <4ms | <4ms |
| Audio | 24-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz | 16-bit/48kHz |
| Channels | 7 | 6 manual channel banks | 4 |
| Open range | Up to 165ft | Up to 100ft | Up to 100ft |
| Battery | Up to 6h | Up to 8h | Up to 8h |
| Good for fast guitar swaps | Yes | No, one receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time | No |
| Best for | Crowded stages, UHF setups, and fast instrument changes | Players who want cable-like 24-bit audio in a 5.8GHz system | Everyday wireless value |
UHF NEXUS
- Band: UHF 657-663MHz
- Latency: <2ms
- Audio: 24-bit/48kHz
- Channels: 7
- Range: Up to 165ft
- Battery: Up to 6h
- Fast guitar swaps: Yes
- Best for: Crowded stages, UHF setups, and fast instrument changes
SonikSphere
- Band: 5.8GHz
- Latency: <4ms
- Audio: 24-bit/48kHz
- Channels: 6 manual channel banks
- Range: Up to 100ft
- Battery: Up to 8h
- Fast guitar swaps: No, one receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time
- Best for: Players who want cable-like 24-bit audio in a 5.8GHz system
CF-80
- Band: 2.4GHz
- Latency: <4ms
- Audio: 16-bit/48kHz
- Channels: 4
- Range: Up to 100ft
- Battery: Up to 8h
- Fast guitar swaps: No
- Best for: Everyday wireless value
Still not sure?
Choose SonikSphere if your priority is 5.8GHz wireless with clean 24-bit audio. Choose UHF NEXUS if fast guitar swaps and UHF stage performance matter more. Choose CF-80 if you want the lowest-cost CFG wireless option.
What comes in the SonikSphere box?
The full SonikSphere 5.8GHz system includes everything you need to connect one instrument wirelessly to your amp, pedalboard, or compatible instrument-level input.
- 1 SonikSphere transmitter: plugs into your guitar, bass, or compatible mono TS instrument output.
- 1 SonikSphere receiver: plugs into your amp, pedalboard, or compatible instrument-level input.
- 1 Y-split USB charging cable: charges both units from one suitable USB charger.
- 1 owner’s manual: quick setup, pairing, channel switching, and charging guidance.
Need help pairing or switching channels?
These quick SonikSphere setup videos show how to re-pair the transmitter and receiver, and how to switch channels when the room gets noisy.
How to re-pair SonikSphere
Use this if the transmitter and receiver are not connecting properly, or if you need to pair the system again.
How to switch channels
Use this when you want to move both units to a different channel bank during setup or troubleshooting.
Want cable-like tone without fighting crowded wireless bands?
SonikSphere is CFG’s 5.8GHz wireless guitar and bass system, built for players who want clean, cable-like sound with the stability of a less-crowded wireless band.
Instead of running on the same 2.4GHz space used by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a mountain of other stage and home gear, SonikSphere works in the 5.8GHz band. That makes it a strong fit for guitarists and bass players who care about tone, reliability, and a natural playing feel without dragging a cable across the room.
Why choose SonikSphere?
- CFG’s only 5.8GHz guitar and bass wireless system: The right pick if you specifically want to avoid the crowded 2.4GHz lane.
- Cable-like sound: 24-bit/48kHz digital audio with a wide 10Hz-22kHz frequency response.
- Stable 5.8GHz performance: 6 manual channels help you find a cleaner lane when the room gets noisy.
- Natural playing feel: Under 4ms latency keeps the response fast and comfortable.
- Up to 8 hours per charge: Built for practice, rehearsal, and most gigs without needing constant recharging.
- Works beyond guitar and bass: Also works with acoustic-electric instruments, keyboards, e-drums, and other gear using a standard mono TS cable.
Does SonikSphere really sound close to a guitar cable?
Yes. SonikSphere is built to keep your guitar or bass tone clean, natural, and cable-like while giving you the freedom of 5.8GHz wireless.
The video below compares SonikSphere against a traditional instrument cable, so you can hear the difference for yourself instead of reading another fluffy tone claim from the internet. Wild concept, we know.
What does the frequency comparison show?
The spectral analysis shows SonikSphere tracking closely with a traditional guitar cable. In plain English: it is designed to preserve your instrument’s tone while removing the cable from the equation.
For bass players, SonikSphere’s 10Hz-22kHz frequency response is especially useful because it reaches well below the fundamental range of a standard bass guitar. Translation: the low end is not an afterthought here.
Key Features
- 5.8GHz wireless: A cleaner band than crowded 2.4GHz setups.
- Wide compatibility: Works with guitar, bass, acoustic-electric instruments, keyboards, and e-drums.
- Low latency: Less than 4ms for a natural playing feel.
- Battery life: Up to 8 hours per charge.
- Range: Up to 100 ft / 30 m in open space.
- 6 channels: Switch channels when the room gets noisy.
What instruments and gear can SonikSphere work with?
SonikSphere is built for guitar and bass first, but it can also work with other gear that uses a standard mono TS 1/4 inch connection.
That includes acoustic-electric instruments, many keyboards, e-drums, and other compatible instrument-level gear. If your setup normally uses a standard mono TS cable, SonikSphere may be a strong fit.
- Works with guitar and bass: Electric guitar, bass guitar, and many acoustic-electric instruments.
- Also works with other TS gear: Including many keyboards and e-drums that use a standard mono TS output.
- Made for instrument-level connections: This is not a speaker cable replacement.
- For active electronics that create noise: A transmitter holster can help move the transmitter away from the instrument’s electronics.
Will the swivel plug fit Strat-style and tricky guitar jacks?
In most cases, yes. SonikSphere uses a swivel plug design that helps it fit Strat-style recessed jacks and many other guitar and bass jack layouts.
That makes setup easier across a wider range of instruments, especially when a straight fixed plug would be awkward or put strain on the jack area.
SonikSphere 5.8GHz Tech Specs
Wireless & Audio
- Wireless band: 5.725GHz-5.825GHz
- Audio quality: 24-bit/48kHz digital audio
- Latency: less than 4ms
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Dynamic range: 113dB
- Distortion: less than 0.02%
Power & Charging
- Battery life: up to 8 hours per charge
- Charging: Y-split USB cable included
- Charging notice: use only 5V/5W/1A chargers
- Higher voltage or wattage chargers may damage the unit and void the warranty
Range & Channels
- Range: up to 100 ft / 30 m in open space
- Best indoor or stage use: staying within 40-50 ft is recommended
- Channels: 6 manually switchable banks
- Each channel uses 3 frequencies for signal stability
Transmitter Specs
- Frequency: 5.725GHz-5.825GHz
- Channels: 6 manually switchable banks
- Sampling: 24-bit/48kHz
- Latency: less than 4ms
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Input level: -10dBV max
- Input impedance: 470K ohms
- Size / weight: 35 x 75 x 30 mm, 36g
Receiver Specs
- Frequency: 5.725GHz-5.825GHz
- Sampling: 24-bit/48kHz
- Latency: less than 4ms
- Frequency response: 10Hz-22kHz, ±1dB
- Output level: -10dBV
- Output impedance: 32 ohms
- Recommended load: 10K ohms or higher
- Size / weight: 35 x 75 x 30 mm, 36g
Compatibility
- Works with guitar and bass
- Works with acoustic-electric instruments
- Works with keyboards, e-drums, and other gear using a standard mono TS cable
- For active electronics that cause noise, use a transmitter holster to move the transmitter away from the guitar electronics
- One receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time
How do SonikSphere’s 6 channel banks help on stage?
SonikSphere gives you 6 manually switchable channel banks, and each bank uses 3 frequencies to help keep the wireless signal stable.
If the room gets noisy, switch both units to a different channel bank. Simple. No tiny engineering degree required.
Manual Control
Choose the channel bank yourself when setting up or troubleshooting.
Multi-System Friendly
Use multiple SonikSphere sets on separate channels, with proper spacing between receivers.
Room-Friendly Setup
Helpful in rehearsal rooms, worship setups, and stages with other wireless gear nearby.
| Channel Bank | Frequencies MHz |
|---|---|
| Ch 1 | 5765 / 5797 / 5829 |
| Ch 2 | 5737 / 5801 / 5837 |
| Ch 3 | 5753 / 5793 / 5821 |
| Ch 4 | 5761 / 5789 / 5813 |
| Ch 5 | 5745 / 5785 / 5809 |
| Ch 6 | 5757 / 5781 / 5817 |
What charger should I use with SonikSphere?
Use only a 5V/5W/1A charger with SonikSphere.
Higher voltage or higher wattage chargers may damage the unit and void the warranty. The included Y-split USB cable lets you charge the transmitter and receiver together, but the wall charger still needs to match the correct rating.
Simple rule: old-school low-power USB charger, yes. Fast charger, power brick, turbo charger, or mystery drawer monster, no thanks.
SonikSphere 5.8GHz FAQ
Does SonikSphere work with guitar and bass?
Yes. SonikSphere is built for guitar and bass, and it also works with acoustic-electric instruments and other compatible gear using a standard mono TS 1/4 inch connection.
Does SonikSphere change my tone?
SonikSphere is designed for cable-like tone with 24-bit/48kHz digital audio and a wide 10Hz-22kHz frequency response.
Is there delay when playing through SonikSphere?
Latency is under 4ms, which gives a natural playing feel for guitar and bass.
Why use 5.8GHz instead of 2.4GHz?
5.8GHz helps SonikSphere stay away from the crowded 2.4GHz space used by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and lots of common wireless gear.
Can SonikSphere still meet wireless interference?
Yes. Any wireless system can run into interference. If the room gets noisy, switch both units to a different channel bank and keep a clear line-of-sight between the transmitter and receiver.
What is the range?
Range is up to 100 ft / 30 m in open space. For indoor or stage use, staying within 40-50 ft is recommended.
Can I use more than one SonikSphere set at the same time?
Yes. Use separate channel banks for each set and keep receivers spaced apart. If there are issues, try different channels and keep a clear path between each transmitter and receiver.
Can one SonikSphere receiver work with multiple transmitters?
No. One SonikSphere receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time. For fast guitar swaps with multiple transmitters, UHF NEXUS is the better CFG option.
Does SonikSphere work with active pickups?
Usually, yes. If active electronics cause noise, use a transmitter holster to move the transmitter away from the instrument electronics.
Can I use SonikSphere on a pedalboard?
Yes, for instrument-level signal. You can plug the receiver into an amp input, pedal input, or compatible instrument-level setup. Do not use it as a speaker cable replacement.
What charger should I use?
Use only a 5V/5W/1A charger. Higher voltage or higher wattage chargers may damage the unit and void the warranty.
What comes in the box?
The full system includes one SonikSphere transmitter, one SonikSphere receiver, one Y-split USB charging cable, and one owner’s manual.
What is the warranty?
SonikSphere includes a 2-year warranty.
Which CFG wireless system fits your setup?
SonikSphere is the 5.8GHz choice in the CFG lineup. UHF NEXUS is the UHF option for players who want fast guitar swaps and more distance. CF-80 is the everyday 2.4GHz value pick.
| Feature | UHF NEXUS | SonikSphere | CF-80 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wireless lane | UHF 657-663MHz | 5.8GHz | 2.4GHz |
| Latency | <2ms | <4ms | <4ms |
| Audio | 24-bit/48kHz | 24-bit/48kHz | 16-bit/48kHz |
| Channels | 7 | 6 manual channel banks | 4 |
| Open range | Up to 165ft | Up to 100ft | Up to 100ft |
| Battery | Up to 6h | Up to 8h | Up to 8h |
| Good for fast guitar swaps | Yes | No, one receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time | No |
| Best for | Crowded stages, UHF setups, and fast instrument changes | Players who want cable-like 24-bit audio in a 5.8GHz system | Everyday wireless value |
UHF NEXUS
- Band: UHF 657-663MHz
- Latency: <2ms
- Audio: 24-bit/48kHz
- Channels: 7
- Range: Up to 165ft
- Battery: Up to 6h
- Fast guitar swaps: Yes
- Best for: Crowded stages, UHF setups, and fast instrument changes
SonikSphere
- Band: 5.8GHz
- Latency: <4ms
- Audio: 24-bit/48kHz
- Channels: 6 manual channel banks
- Range: Up to 100ft
- Battery: Up to 8h
- Fast guitar swaps: No, one receiver pairs with one transmitter at a time
- Best for: Players who want cable-like 24-bit audio in a 5.8GHz system
CF-80
- Band: 2.4GHz
- Latency: <4ms
- Audio: 16-bit/48kHz
- Channels: 4
- Range: Up to 100ft
- Battery: Up to 8h
- Fast guitar swaps: No
- Best for: Everyday wireless value
Still not sure?
Choose SonikSphere if your priority is 5.8GHz wireless with clean 24-bit audio. Choose UHF NEXUS if fast guitar swaps and UHF stage performance matter more. Choose CF-80 if you want the lowest-cost CFG wireless option.
What comes in the SonikSphere box?
The full SonikSphere 5.8GHz system includes everything you need to connect one instrument wirelessly to your amp, pedalboard, or compatible instrument-level input.
- 1 SonikSphere transmitter: plugs into your guitar, bass, or compatible mono TS instrument output.
- 1 SonikSphere receiver: plugs into your amp, pedalboard, or compatible instrument-level input.
- 1 Y-split USB charging cable: charges both units from one suitable USB charger.
- 1 owner’s manual: quick setup, pairing, channel switching, and charging guidance.
Need help pairing or switching channels?
These quick SonikSphere setup videos show how to re-pair the transmitter and receiver, and how to switch channels when the room gets noisy.
How to re-pair SonikSphere
Use this if the transmitter and receiver are not connecting properly, or if you need to pair the system again.
How to switch channels
Use this when you want to move both units to a different channel bank during setup or troubleshooting.
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