That's the problem with having all those separate bits of electronic gear so close together - they often generate a very noisy field between them! 😄 Personally I would send it back, and pay more attention to the floor - that way you can avoid tripping up on the 20 foot cable coiled perilously at your feet 👍
I’ve always been advised to never use an instrument cable over 12feet long to mitigate the possible RF interference.. though for live performances, I feel it’s a benefit to have that surprise 😅
white noise is part of the cosmic electromagnetic background radiation background spectrum. There is little we can do to get away from it. When transmitting radio signals, the waveform amplitude at these carrier frequencies is so small the receiver has to amplify the signal so loud it amplifies white noise with it. The best solution is to send a treble boosted signal from the source input to the transmitter ~ > # to the receiver, theneq the treble out along with the white noise.
Get rid of the JOYO asap! And check out the Swiff WS-50. I recently did a comparison test of a bunch of wireless systems and i think the Swiff was one of the best ones for the money compared to the rest. I try to stay away from 2.4Ghz systems because they usually get lots of interference from wifi. My Lekato 5.8ghz (funny enough also named WS-50) has served me really well for years with no static noise and barely any wifi interference. The Swiff has even less interference and more UHF channels, very low noise, a larger range in the house, longer battery life and a killer price. The only reason why i didn’t keep it is because it didn’t worked so well with my active EMG. But that was literally the only downside that i could find with it. If you don’t use active pickups the get the Swiff. But personally i prefer the slightly more sturdy build off the Lekato WS-50. I can recommend both. I also tried the Lekato WS-70, and hated that one! Very much hiss and a terrible compression that killed most dynamics of your softer playing. Steer clear of that one! I have also used the Line6 G10 and the XVIVE U2. Both are dead bow and cost almost three times as much so i won’t recommend those. You can get a pretty good wireless system for less than 60 bucks. Check out that swiff for sure. I hate running with my chair over the cables too and go as much wireless as I possibly can. So i’m constantly on the look out for decent wireless systems. I even use a Lekato MS-1, for stereo wireless in-ear or headphones. It will work with most of your existing headphones and can even be used as a stereo audio transmitter/receiver for other uses. It is not bluetooth, so you won’t have that annoying latency that bluetooth will give you! And the MS-1 doesn’t interfere with my guitar wireless either, so i can use both at the same time.
I definitely concur; I havent tried the Joyo but have sworn by the SwiffAudio SW50 (NOT the 70!!) for years and they are almost perfect. And as an added bonus (which work with any wireless) found out they cure bad earthing hum and string based electrocution! But the SW-50 is the biz!!!
Joyo i had a joyo EQ that I liked I was a lot of fun but at the end of the day it was lacking in I guess power. I do miss that fun little piece and fun little box Strange now I have a freakish big EQ that I love but never played lol 😅 maybe I should get the joyo back. Francis have a great Friday tomorrow bro.🎉
Hey Brother, great to see you. Joyo makes great gear, I got 4 of the amp pedals they made and they are great. Just with this wireless system too much noise for me. If you like the EQ maybe yo u should find another one. I hope you have a great week. Catch you on the tubes! ;)
I would love a good wireless system .. I have been so done with cables always getting tangled 😅.. the only thing that comes to mind is that a lot of devises use that frequency .. I agree, I couldn’t deal with that hiss.. I wonder if a higher frequency system would be better..
Not sure if I can find one with a higher frequency, but I will continue to research until I find one good for me. I must say this one for the price is not bad, I had a wireless system back in the 90's cost over $500 and had this big box with rabbit ears I had to put on my amp and that one would cut out and get noise. So things have gotten better but this is not the one for me.
I just came across your channel. I have the same setup and it has recently started to hiss. I've been researching off and on to try and find someone with a similar problem to see if there was a solution. Changing channels didn't work for me either. It's disappointing because minus the hiss it's a great system. At least there's more than just one of us lol. Thanks for the video. Cheers
Just ordered this for my Basses. I dont run effects so hopefully I dont get that annoying hiss. If I do, Its gonna get sent back. I plan to use it for garage rehearsals and small gigs if it does well. Good review.
I had the old NUX wireless. It worked well, till it didn't. It had no hiss, but it was far more expensive. One day it just stopped working completely. It should be noted, I'm buying a new one (quite a bit cheaper). A Chinese knock-off of Westshell 1 devices. I'll let you know how it works when I get it. Cost $50.
Stinks that the system makes noise. Could be all the effects interfering with the radio signal. Possibly plugging the receiver into an extension 1/4-inch cable (if they even exist) would get it far enough away from the pedals to stop the interference??? It might just be behaving like an unshielded cable because the receiver is so close to all the pedals. Pretty sure those wireless things don't really work on keyboards because of all the electronics in modern synth engines. Hope you can cancel the noise and be able to use the things!!!! Thanks, Francis!!!!
We will have it soon. A digitized radio signal should not pick up unwanted white noise. So is the transmission signal carrying an audio signal? If so, it's not the best solution.
It's a $35 system so the hiss doesn't surprise me. I tried the Xvive U2 (about $150) and out of the box it worked great and didn't hiss... until after a while it started dropping the signal--on every channel--more and more often, regardless of the venue. My Line6 G50 simply quit working after about three years. So far, the Shure GLXD-16 has the best bang for the buck in terms of reliability and signal quality. But it's also close to $500. :/
Hi Francis thanks for this That is a real shame as it’s easy to set up and I’m always looking for a wireless set up Yeah I agree with you there don’t think I would be happy with that at all 😞
Great video, Francis. I had a real low level noise issue with high gain sounds when I tried a set of wireless connections recently. Different company, but same issue. I found that turning the noise gate up a fair bit got rid of it.
Thanks for the feedback Dunsy, I am still hunting for a good system for my setup. Congrats on the beautiful tele, she sounds fantastic. Rock on Brother!
I will have to test out a line 6, maybe the music shop will let me test it out if I bring my pedal board. Hope you are doing well brother. Have a Great week! ;)
A cock blocker may fix that noise.....could be your next pedal mate...i use the vst version on all my guitar tracks...i highly recommend the cock blocker.....plus it has a great name😂
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Hey Epi, Happy New year, lot of health and happiness in 24!
That's the problem with having all those separate bits of electronic gear so close together - they often generate a very noisy field between them! 😄 Personally I would send it back, and pay more attention to the floor - that way you can avoid tripping up on the 20 foot cable coiled perilously at your feet 👍
I’ve always been advised to never use an instrument cable over 12feet long to mitigate the possible RF interference.. though for live performances, I feel it’s a benefit to have that surprise 😅
Yes, exactly. I did send it back. For now wires it shall be. Rock on brother! ;)
white noise is part of the cosmic electromagnetic background radiation background spectrum. There is little we can do to get away from it. When transmitting radio signals, the waveform amplitude at these carrier frequencies is so small the receiver has to amplify the signal so loud it amplifies white noise with it. The best solution is to send a treble boosted signal from the source input to the transmitter ~ > # to the receiver, theneq the treble out along with the white noise.
Thanks for the tip, have a great weekend.
Get rid of the JOYO asap! And check out the Swiff WS-50. I recently did a comparison test of a bunch of wireless systems and i think the Swiff was one of the best ones for the money compared to the rest. I try to stay away from 2.4Ghz systems because they usually get lots of interference from wifi. My Lekato 5.8ghz (funny enough also named WS-50) has served me really well for years with no static noise and barely any wifi interference. The Swiff has even less interference and more UHF channels, very low noise, a larger range in the house, longer battery life and a killer price. The only reason why i didn’t keep it is because it didn’t worked so well with my active EMG. But that was literally the only downside that i could find with it. If you don’t use active pickups the get the Swiff. But personally i prefer the slightly more sturdy build off the Lekato WS-50. I can recommend both.
I also tried the Lekato WS-70, and hated that one! Very much hiss and a terrible compression that killed most dynamics of your softer playing. Steer clear of that one!
I have also used the Line6 G10 and the XVIVE U2. Both are dead bow and cost almost three times as much so i won’t recommend those. You can get a pretty good wireless system for less than 60 bucks. Check out that swiff for sure.
I hate running with my chair over the cables too and go as much wireless as I possibly can. So i’m constantly on the look out for decent wireless systems. I even use a Lekato MS-1, for stereo wireless in-ear or headphones. It will work with most of your existing headphones and can even be used as a stereo audio transmitter/receiver for other uses. It is not bluetooth, so you won’t have that annoying latency that bluetooth will give you! And the MS-1 doesn’t interfere with my guitar wireless either, so i can use both at the same time.
Thank you so much Ed, I really appreciate your comment, I will definitely give the swift a try, I trust your experience brother. You Rock! ;)
I definitely concur; I havent tried the Joyo but have sworn by the SwiffAudio SW50 (NOT the 70!!) for years and they are almost perfect. And as an added bonus (which work with any wireless) found out they cure bad earthing hum and string based electrocution! But the SW-50 is the biz!!!
Joyo i had a joyo EQ that I liked I was a lot of fun but at the end of the day it was lacking in I guess power. I do miss that fun little piece and fun little box
Strange now I have a freakish big EQ that I love but never played lol 😅 maybe I should get the joyo back.
Francis have a great Friday tomorrow bro.🎉
Hey Brother, great to see you. Joyo makes great gear, I got 4 of the amp pedals they made and they are great. Just with this wireless system too much noise for me. If you like the EQ maybe yo u should find another one. I hope you have a great week. Catch you on the tubes! ;)
I would love a good wireless system .. I have been so done with cables always getting tangled 😅.. the only thing that comes to mind is that a lot of devises use that frequency .. I agree, I couldn’t deal with that hiss.. I wonder if a higher frequency system would be better..
Not sure if I can find one with a higher frequency, but I will continue to research until I find one good for me. I must say this one for the price is not bad, I had a wireless system back in the 90's cost over $500 and had this big box with rabbit ears I had to put on my amp and that one would cut out and get noise. So things have gotten better but this is not the one for me.
Excellent review. Well explained and shown. 👀🥰😍
Thank you Elly! 🌹
Nice that your not tethered! But noise is a No Go! Great show and tell Brother!
Thanks 👍 Definitely a no go for me.
This audio wireless instrument system seems like a gamechanger
If this one had no hiss it would be, but I will keep looking for the perfect one for me. Do you use a wireless system?
I just came across your channel. I have the same setup and it has recently started to hiss. I've been researching off and on to try and find someone with a similar problem to see if there was a solution. Changing channels didn't work for me either. It's disappointing because minus the hiss it's a great system. At least there's more than just one of us lol. Thanks for the video. Cheers
it is good to know that I am not alone. It is a shame because it really seems great with the exception of the hiss. Thanks for your comment.👍
So very amazing music job again
Thanks! ;)
Just ordered this for my Basses. I dont run effects so hopefully I dont get that annoying hiss. If I do, Its gonna get sent back. I plan to use it for garage rehearsals and small gigs if it does well. Good review.
I had the old NUX wireless. It worked well, till it didn't. It had no hiss, but it was far more expensive. One day it just stopped working completely. It should be noted, I'm buying a new one (quite a bit cheaper). A Chinese knock-off of Westshell 1 devices. I'll let you know how it works when I get it. Cost $50.
Thanks for the feedback brother.
Stinks that the system makes noise. Could be all the effects interfering with the radio signal. Possibly plugging the receiver into an extension 1/4-inch cable (if they even exist) would get it far enough away from the pedals to stop the interference??? It might just be behaving like an unshielded cable because the receiver is so close to all the pedals. Pretty sure those wireless things don't really work on keyboards because of all the electronics in modern synth engines. Hope you can cancel the noise and be able to use the things!!!! Thanks, Francis!!!!
Thanks I will take that into consideration when I find a new system, as I already returned this one. Have a great week my friend.
We will have it soon. A digitized radio signal should not pick up unwanted white noise. So is the transmission signal carrying an audio signal? If so, it's not the best solution.
not sure don't have it anymore, can not test it. Thanks for your feedback.
It's a $35 system so the hiss doesn't surprise me. I tried the Xvive U2 (about $150) and out of the box it worked great and didn't hiss... until after a while it started dropping the signal--on every channel--more and more often, regardless of the venue. My Line6 G50 simply quit working after about three years. So far, the Shure GLXD-16 has the best bang for the buck in terms of reliability and signal quality. But it's also close to $500. :/
Thanks for the info, this is very helpful. Have a great day.
A super review of this wireless system. Shame about the hiss because other than that it could have been a good system. 👍👍🎸🎸
Thanks. It could have been but it's ok I will keep searching, the hunt is part of the fun. ;)
That’s a cool review!
thanks Layila🌹
You got a dud, I’ve heard some wireless systems do that. I had one that didn’t work with other guitar players wireless.
Yup. I will keep looking, I am bound to find a good one eventually. Hope you are doing good brother.
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Cool, does your's make any hiss or did I just get a bad one?
Hi Francis thanks for this
That is a real shame as it’s easy to set up and I’m always looking for a wireless set up
Yeah I agree with you there don’t think I would be happy with that at all
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I will keep looking, I am sure I am bound to find the right one. The hunt is part of the fun. Rock on! ;)
Great video, Francis. I had a real low level noise issue with high gain sounds when I tried a set of wireless connections recently. Different company, but same issue. I found that turning the noise gate up a fair bit got rid of it.
Thanks for the feedback Dunsy, I am still hunting for a good system for my setup. Congrats on the beautiful tele, she sounds fantastic. Rock on Brother!
nice video
Thanks!
I use the Xvive U2 at church, no noise and work great. Mate, send them back for a refund.
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I have a wireless system kinda like the Joyo. I wasn’t impressed with it. The wireless system I hear are the best is from Line 6.
I will have to test out a line 6, maybe the music shop will let me test it out if I bring my pedal board. Hope you are doing well brother. Have a Great week! ;)
Too bad about the noise, could it be interference from the pedal board power adapter? Maybe try it straight to the interface.
I returned it, I will try and find another one, not sure which, I will have to do more research.
A cock blocker may fix that noise.....could be your next pedal mate...i use the vst version on all my guitar tracks...i highly recommend the cock blocker.....plus it has a great name😂
No one likes a cock blocker, brother! ;D. Hope you are doing well bro.
I got blocked for a link.
What link were you trying to post, I did not see your comment in blocked comments?
@@ThePaddedPedalroom It was a link to Alibaba...that item is $3 a piece. I suggested that might be the issue :O)