Minotaur SPW10 Wireless Pocket

Great for attaching to the two part styles of guitar straps e.g. Richter Guitar Strap SpringbreakI or a Levys MS26 etc. It wouldn't fit the wider one piece straps, but I don't think that is their aim for this holder.

It is a little on the large size. My Shure GLXD1 sits very loosely in the pouch. If you move about a lot, or put on a bit of a performance with the guitar around a lot, it would most likely slip out of the pouch. The Line 6 Relay TBP12 sits in a better, with the belt clip still attached, but it's still loose. I've managed to get around the looseness issue by wrapping a velcro strap around the transmitter in the pouch.

Other than the size issue, it's good value for money.

Minotaur stuff is really well made. I have several of their padded leather straps and they are wonderful. So it made sense that when I finally got into wireless systems for my two performance guitars I went with the Minotaur transmitter holder. This thing works great for the Sennheiser XS transmitter. It's like it was made for it. It's large (from top to bottom, not width-wise) for the Line 6 Relay G30 transmitter but it comes with a width-wise velcro strap which I have used to limit the depth which the transmitter can go into the holder if that makes any sense.
Inconclusion - Minotaur doesn't disappoint. These things are built to last. But if your have a small transmitter you may consider other options.

I attached this pocket to my guitar strap. I am pleased with the elasticated material which neatly and securely house the transmitter.

Tip - I shorten my cable between transmitter and guitar - to stop the untidy cable loop dangling down to snag on fixtures on the stage! (Perhaps Thomann could provide such a short cable in the future). I insert my jack plug into the studded flap on the outside of the pocket when the guitar and transmitter are disconnected which keeps everything neat and prevents damage to the jack.

I have gigged with this item and can vouch for its usefulness.

Overall this is simple to use, good quality item. It can be adapted for belt use too. I have no issues in recommending this item to others.

These add some additional piece of mind when used with straps that have the thin part at the bottom, like most Minotaur, Richter and even HB leather straps, the can be mounted securely between the main straps holes where the thinner bottom part is pulled through.
This ensures that the antenna nor cable sits sideways but straight aligned with the strap.
The additional piece of velcro can be used to stop shorter transmitters like the AMG minis from going to the bottom of the pocket so that it is easy to use the on/off switch.
There is also enough room to have the cable going through the pocket.