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I need a $cheap$ dual channel wireless system.

I know there are a lot of threads already on wireless setups but I haven't seen too many about dual setups.

I run all of my basses with dual outputs so I need a system with 2 transmitters. Are there any inexpensive dual setups?

The Nady Encore Duet GT price is right ($125ish) and covers the right frequencies but has not so stellar reviews. I'm completely new to wireless systems in general.

Or, are there any cheap single units I can run 2 of?
 
to be honest, I've never looked at them. Been using wireless forever, but one bass, one channel at a time.
FWIW - I doubt anything in the $125 range is any anything much more than a toy. ..
 
I know there are a lot of threads already on wireless setups but I haven't seen too many about dual setups.

I run all of my basses with dual outputs so I need a system with 2 transmitters. Are there any inexpensive dual setups?

The Nady Encore Duet GT price is right ($125ish) and covers the right frequencies but has not so stellar reviews. I'm completely new to wireless systems in general.

Or, are there any cheap single units I can run 2 of?
I would think a pair of Line 6 Relay G10s would do the trick. May not be cheapest solution but I don't think you'll find anything cheaper that's as good. (I do remember reading something about some basses having an issue with the TRS plug used on the G10 though.)
 
I have 2 complete G50s, and I can use both transmitters with one receiver. I generally don't though. I attach the transmitter to the strap, and I have strap locks. It is actually quicker than turning one receiver off, the other on etc to mute with my tuner and remove the strap leaving it over my shoulder.