JOYO Wireless Guitar System 2.4GHz 4 Channel Rechargeable Audio Transmitter/Receiver for Bass Electric Guitar (JW-03)

النقاط الصوت بين القطعتين عن طريق كرت الصوت رائع والتسجيل من خلالها واضح وصافي.

Sistema wireless perfettamente funzionante per chitarra. Sono un po' inquietanti poichè le lucine blu, due ogni apparecchio, sembrano 2 occhietti che ti scrutano. Ottima qualità audio con poca latenza. Consigliato

I was sceptical about using wireless units for guitar as range, latency, tone, battery can all mess with the fun of just getting on and playing. The first thing I tried out was the range - I tried the Joyo all the way down my 27ft living room and through to the end of my 60ft garden - it worked flawlessly. I also haven't detected any noticeable latency. The battery life meets expectations and it has lasted so far for me a week's worth of playing a couple of hours a day. The tone is fine - it is worth noting that I have compensated on my amp a little to get the exact tone I'm used to from a standard cable. I think the unit brings out the treble frequencies a little, but that's easily tweaked with a slight adjustment of EQ. I've been using it on my youtube channel for making content and couldn't be happier as it makes practicing and playing for hours much easier - especially with my heavy Les Paul. I can now wander around the house which takes some of the strain off my body from being rooted to the spot and I can repeat riffs again and again until they're right. I'm very happy, not sure my wife is now I'm playing more! The Joyo is a great little wireless guitar unit. It's pretty cheap and I wished I'd just taken the plunge before - better late than never.

I coach adult rock band schools and having my guitar tethered to a cord as I moved around the practice room was the hassle you'd think it would be. After trying some Joyo pedals that I hand out to my students during our band rehearsals and finding them excellent value, I tried these wireless critters to increase my mobility. I've been using them a few weeks now, both at home and in the rehearsal room, and they've worked flawlessly. I just leave them on their charger and they stop charging automatically when the batteries are full, then I toss them into my gig bag and go. In practice, you have to pay attention that one is the transmitter and one is the receiver - so they're not interchangeable (yes, I made the mistake of mixing them up and scratched my head about it for a few minutes when I didn't get any sound). I maintain my guitars so my input jacks are always in good shape, so the transmitter stays put when I plug it in - your mileage may vary depending on the health of your jack. They have always immediately found each other when I turn them on and I've not experienced any interference yet, but considering they are on the same wavelength as many wireless routers, when I use these for gigs, I do bring a cord backup, just in case. Honestly, I'm not one of those guitarists who wanders all over the place on stage, so i can't speak to how far they transmit, but in the practice room and on the small stages my band tends to play on, these have worked flawlessly, are easy to set up, don't have any difference in sound to a cord (that I can hear) and they're completely portable.

these work very well I have two sets as I am an entertainer and can't afford hiccups in my performances. they have never let me down yet. It sure is nice not the be tied down so I can wander out to the audience.