Gitafish Manuals & User Guides

Gitafish is an innovative musical equipment brand operated by Agc, LLC. Built by passionate music lovers, the company focuses on designing and creating wireless audio technology aimed at enhancing the musicians' experience. Their primary lineup includes portable wireless guitar systems, such as the K38 and K380C, which liberate guitarists from the constraints of traditional cables.

These wireless systems utilize UHF pairing technology, supporting multiple discrete channels so that entire bands can perform simultaneously without signal interference. Emphasizing plug-and-play functionality, Gitafish devices often feature built-in guitar effects and independent amplifiers to allow quiet practice directly through headphones. By combining affordability and practical design, Gitafish aims to help musicians of all levels achieve their creative goals.

• How do I pair my Gitafish K38 wireless guitar transmitter and receiver?

  To pair the devices, hold the 'CH' and 'MODE' buttons concurrently on the transmitter until the LED screen flashes 'P'. Power on the receiver and wait for its LED to flash three times. Lastly, press the 'CH' button on the transmitter again to confirm. Both indicator LEDs will remain solid when successfully paired.

• What should I do if my Gitafish transmitter shows a low battery?

  When the internal battery runs low, the LED screen on the transmitter will flash, or an orange light will appear on the receiver. You should recharge the device promptly using the provided USB charging cable. The red charging LED will turn off once the battery is fully replenished.

• How many channels do Gitafish wireless systems support?

  The Gitafish wireless systems, including models like the K38 and K380C, support up to 10 variable channels. This allows multiple band members to use independent sets simultaneously on stage without experiencing cross-interference.

• Can I use the Gitafish K380C transmitter by itself for quiet practice?

  Yes, the K380C transmitter features a built-in amplifier. You can connect standard earphones or a small portable speaker directly to its 3.5mm output to monitor your playing independently, completely bypassing the need for a separate receiver or guitar amp.