LEKATO designs and manufactures affordable wireless audio systems, guitar effects pedals, and musical accessories for musicians and performers.
LEKATO is a manufacturer of musical instruments and audio equipment, best known for its affordable wireless transmission solutions. The brand specializes in 5.8GHz and 2.4GHz wireless systems for electric guitars, microphones, and in-ear monitors, designed to give musicians freedom of movement on stage and in the studio. Beyond wireless gear, LEKATO produces a wide variety of guitar effects pedals, loopers, metronomes, and bluetooth page-turner pedals.
Focused on making music accessible, LEKATO combines portability with user-friendly features, such as plug-and-play pairing and rechargeable lithium batteries. Their products cater to guitarists, bassists, and vocalists seeking reliable performance tools without the hassle of cables.
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Turn on both units. Long press the pairing button (often labeled with a channel icon) on the receiver until the indicator flashes quickly. Then long press the pairing button on the transmitter. When the lights on both units turn solid (usually blue or green), they are paired successfully.
A flashing red light typically indicates that the battery is low. Use the included USB cable to charge the unit. During charging, the red light will stay on and turn off or change color once fully charged.
Yes, LEKATO systems support multiple sets working in the same environment. You must pair each transmitter and receiver set individually on different channels to avoid interference. Refer to your specific model's manual for the maximum number of simultaneous sets (often 4 to 6).
The lithium battery may have entered protection mode due to low voltage. Charge the device for at least 10 minutes to reactivate the battery. Regular charging every two months is recommended to maintain battery health.
Short press or double-click the channel/pairing button (depending on the model) to switch between available frequency banks. The LED indicator will often flash a specific number of times to correspond with the selected channel.