“Do the pop tarts work with active pickups?” 😅 The winner has been announced and it's: @claudiojimenez6446 Congrats! Thanks to the 285+ people who entered. Please respond here (or on my post in my community tab) and I'll get those out to you. A reminder that I will never ask you for money, ever. Thanks again everyone! I plan to do one next week as well.
I've used some Joyo products in the past, they seemed to work pretty good. I'd say about as reliable as a Raspberry Pop Tart, as we all know...is the king of pop tarts... Though the colourful sprinkles on that Strawberry frosting is nice, the Raspberry NEVER fails to make the teeth ache with sugary goodness :D
Whoa! These JOYO Pop Tarts look to be the bomb! Even our guitar player couldn't tangle these up in his cord bag of spaghetti..(he couldn't, right?) Seriously, these devices seem to be very useful. Would love to pick up the giveaway.
Thanks Scott for this small review, interesting ones (especially the jack ones with the case). I'll kepp track of those if I switch to wireless with my Variax (not sure, though ;) ). And I don't know what compells me to says this, but : Pop Tarts ! Even if I live in France. Best regards from there, BTW.
My favorite mic (Neumann) uses phantom power. I guess that's a no go for the XLR wireless set. 😢 Well, I guess I can just have pop tarts as consolation.
I find that i have to put my existing Pop Tarts into mic stands on the end of short XLR cables to try and get elevation and better line of sight when using as audio transmitters for PA. I KMOW these Pop Tarts will be better. Look forward to replacing my stale Pop Tarts. Thanks for another really informative video!
Once someone donated a shipping container of Pop Tarts to an orphanage- generous...but that was too many Pop Tarts. Some of the kids I know are still traumatized today.
I have used the joyo mw1 for gigs and long rehearsals. I have been able to get over 6 hrs of battery life consistently. My only complaint is the bodies are too wide which prevents issues plugged into a mixer with multiple units. I get by this with a 3 ft xlr cable
I am just getting over a rowdy case of Covid and my smell/taste is wrecked. I have been trying all kinds of foods figuring out what tastes terrible or what has no taste. I might need to see how pop tarts fare with my whacked out sense of smell/taste. Cheers!
Thanks 4 all the information. The burning question is has anybody ever ate only 1 Pop Tart, peanut butter cup or anything that is 2 things in 1 wrapper? I mean how do you resist eating the 2nd one its like leaving me in a music store and not expecting me to walk out with a new to me guitar or piece of gear.
I watched this video while eating some pop tarts and even had one of my Joyo devices with me. I’ve found Joyo to be good stuff and they’re very responsive when you have a question.
Not here for the giveaway, but just here to confirm the truth that cinnamon brown sugar is the best flavor of p.t. And also cool vid on the gear. Not in a position where i _need_ these but definitely will reference these vids if i need wireless gear 👌
I seriously just got the Joyo XLR. Like I opened it the same time I clicked play on this video. I have an Xvive U3, but get interference on the regular on 2.4. I just do small duo stuff, so not the end of the world, but I can't wait to try this. Do you think using two of these is typically doable? I know there is some risk. Thanks!
little scared that the magic phrase at the end was also something I was having with my morning coffee....think Scott MIIIIIIGHT be a wizard...explains the killer hair. Anywho.... POP TART! and here's to this channel getting over 100K!
Hi scott! Sorry if you see this same comment on other of your videos, honest mistake! I'm between the joyo 5.8 (there's the same exact model from lekato) and the NUX c5rc. The NUX is more expensiveabout 80$ more. do you think it's worth it? Is it really better? I have the lekato 2.4 with the charging box but had some dropouts or cracking playing live (on a cruise ship). So i would like to try 5.8 it should be better
Had a gig last night and used pop tarts?, wait that's not right.... I used the Lekato system. This is the second time it has happened where the 1/4" cable adapter comes partially unscrewed, so when I went to switch guitars the 1/4" was stuck in the guitar and I was trying to insert the 3.5mm plug into my other guitar /facepalm. Do the JOYO ones have those screw on plugs? Or they are just 1/4"?
Great review. Used the wireless XLRs to perform a song for my daughter’s wedding which was outdoors by a river. Was skeptical but they worked great! Should have brought pop tarts to feed the squirrels! Your reviews are excellent keep them coming!
I have watched several of your reviews on the wireless receivers for handheld microphones. I actually own another product which works on 2.8ghz very similar to the ones you reviewed but the one I own is very spotty & cuts out. I understand the differences between the features of the products you reviewed. You seem to give very positive reviews on both of these products. Do you have a preference between the Lekato 5.8ghz & the Air Sync from Coda Music?
Great review as usual, Scott. I've always thought Joyo gear was a great value. While not meant to rival their high-end counterparts, their bang-for-the-buck is undeniable. I had their Joyo American Sound pedal, which was a clone of Tech 21 at a fraction of the price. Been using Xvive wireless IEM and guitar systems with mixed results. I have some problems with the acoustic guitar which I suspect has to do with the 9V battery being so close to the transmitter. Thinking of trying the Joyo system. Going to grab some Pop Tarts now and hope for the best--thanks!
A karaoke DJ friend of mine recently got their XLR wireless and the build & audio quality felt really great for the price. I already own the JW-30 2.4ghz guitar wireless and it's the I talked about in one of my last comments. In a safer environment it works just great. Now to go munch on some pop tarts! Cheers!
Scott you're the reason why i started having cables allergy😅😅 Super informative video as always, i would love a 5.8 gHz wireless and an xlr adapter, so i have to say Pop Tarts !!
Man i really enjoy your reviews! The no b.s ''pretty lights'' approach is a great way to go... And you give alot of real world examples. Keep up the good work. O and p.s Pop-Tart🏆
Hey! I love all this cheap wireless content! It’s so useful to know what to and not to do as a small artist!!! Also, don’t know if you’re an Açai fan, but I recently found Açai *Pop Tarts* that were super good!
Thanks again, Scott!! I love that you provide inexpensive products that can work with a newer band like mine that's not making a ton of money. I also appreciate your honesty about the product and what to be prepared for when you buy inexpensive equipment! I have purchased some of the equipment you have recommended in other videos and I am considering buying a 5.8ghz wireless guitar system for my lead guitarist. It is worth the risk at such a good price! Lastly, I haven't had Pop Tarts in many many years.
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“Do the pop tarts work with active pickups?” 😅
The winner has been announced and it's: @claudiojimenez6446 Congrats! Thanks to the 285+ people who entered. Please respond here (or on my post in my community tab) and I'll get those out to you. A reminder that I will never ask you for money, ever. Thanks again everyone! I plan to do one next week as well.
Pop tarts only work with active pickups before being toasted. Once toasted they're... well they're toast.
@@CP_BlessedDad Remember the perils of the early pop tart pioneers, as documented in the movie Unfrosted!
@@GuitarPaul46 those were troublesome times indeed. May the knowledge they passed down never be forgotten.
Pop Tarts are my best flavour! Once again great video! Cheers
I used to be addicted to pop tarts, now I'm just addicted to cheap wireless music gear
Thanks again for another in depth video! Pop Tarts is breakfast of champions!
I tried this (Lekato version) going out from my pedalboard to amp, while using Shure BLX wireless on my bass, no issues. Pop Tarts oh yeah!
I've used some Joyo products in the past, they seemed to work pretty good. I'd say about as reliable as a Raspberry Pop Tart, as we all know...is the king of pop tarts... Though the colourful sprinkles on that Strawberry frosting is nice, the Raspberry NEVER fails to make the teeth ache with sugary goodness :D
Thanks, Scott! My wallet and my Pop Tarts addiction both appreciate this budget-friendly review! 😂🎶
Whoa! These JOYO Pop Tarts look to be the bomb! Even our guitar player couldn't tangle these up in his cord bag of spaghetti..(he couldn't, right?) Seriously, these devices seem to be very useful. Would love to pick up the giveaway.
Thanks Scott for this small review, interesting ones (especially the jack ones with the case). I'll kepp track of those if I switch to wireless with my Variax (not sure, though ;) ). And I don't know what compells me to says this, but : Pop Tarts ! Even if I live in France. Best regards from there, BTW.
Great review again. Really like watching your videos. POP TARTS
I've once get the wireless XLR but, unfortunately, it broke and it doesn't run anymore... so Pop Tarts 😓
Not sure if I would like pop tarts but I’m pretty sure I’d like one of the prizes! (especially the 5.8ghz guitar system… 😉)
This gear's so cheap, I can finally afford Pop Tarts AND a decent wireless mic! Now, if only I could figure out how to autotune my toaster...
Looking forward to playing my guitar over 5.8Ghz wireless while enjoying some flavorful pop tarts. Your review vids are as sweet as any pop tarts.
Can you feed the algorithm gods POP TARTS? Another great review Scott. Thanks
My favorite mic (Neumann) uses phantom power. I guess that's a no go for the XLR wireless set. 😢
Well, I guess I can just have pop tarts as consolation.
I find that i have to put my existing Pop Tarts into mic stands on the end of short XLR cables to try and get elevation and better line of sight when using as audio transmitters for PA. I KMOW these Pop Tarts will be better. Look forward to replacing my stale Pop Tarts. Thanks for another really informative video!
Thank you Scott for opening my eyes to the world of wireless! Very refreshing information for my Friday Pop Tarts!! 😂😂❤❤
Another great (as in useful for decision-making) review.. I like PopTarts!
Hi, LOVE your Channel. Learnt a lot. And of course. "Pop tarts" all over the place!!!
Once someone donated a shipping container of Pop Tarts to an orphanage- generous...but that was too many Pop Tarts. Some of the kids I know are still traumatized today.
Great advice on those cheap wireless. It's always helpful to know the ups and downs. Pop Tarts!
Pop Tarts.. There's a memory from my childhood. Now I kinda want some, and I might as well get a free wireless device 🤣
Holy Pop Tarts. I'm going to have to order up a set, unless of course, I were to win some. Wouldn't that be nice. Good job as usual Scott!
All cool pop tarts! I like the 5ghz guitar wireless system with case. Helps me with my battery power anxiety.
My old lady is a Karen all day if she doesn’t get her morning Brown sugar cinnamon POP TARTS…!
I have used the joyo mw1 for gigs and long rehearsals. I have been able to get over 6 hrs of battery life consistently. My only complaint is the bodies are too wide which prevents issues plugged into a mixer with multiple units. I get by this with a 3 ft xlr cable
Thanks to Scott I’ve purchased a cheap guitar wireless system… Pop Tarts.
I really like the XLR wireless adapters because you don't need those heavy microphones transmitters. Pop tarts
Great info Scott, thanks. I haven't had Pop Tarts in a long time. Might go buy some right now ;o)
I’m gonna need all product pricing going forward in for the form of how many pop tarts it will set me back.
Love the insight on these products!
I am just getting over a rowdy case of Covid and my smell/taste is wrecked. I have been trying all kinds of foods figuring out what tastes terrible or what has no taste. I might need to see how pop tarts fare with my whacked out sense of smell/taste. Cheers!
My girlfriend loves sugar and LOVES❤ Pop Tarts
Thanks 4 all the information. The burning question is has anybody ever ate only 1 Pop Tart, peanut butter cup or anything that is 2 things in 1 wrapper? I mean how do you resist eating the 2nd one its like leaving me in a music store and not expecting me to walk out with a new to me guitar or piece of gear.
Hey Scott - I always enjoy your videos, but I don't like Pop Tarts. :)
Great video Scott, never miss your reviews of the more affordable wireless gear. Thank you! pop tarts
I have pickups on a guitar that look like toasters …. PopTarts would be perfect for them I should think 🤔
I've had a few Joyo products the last few years. Always had pretty good success with them.
Wonder if they make a toaster for my pop tarts?
Pop-Tart, I love Pop Tarts my favorite is strawberry I even had a ferret named Pop-Tart 😊
I love watching your show while I’m snacking on Pop Tarts.
2.4 ghz mixes well with Pop Tarts! Loved the video man!
I watched this video while eating some pop tarts and even had one of my Joyo devices with me. I’ve found Joyo to be good stuff and they’re very responsive when you have a question.
maybe you could do a video comparing the different kinds of budget pop tarts :)
Cool, i've actually recently been looking into wireless systems so this video was timely. Also pop tarts.
Hey Scott! I liked your video almost as much as I like Pop Tarts!🙂
We use the XLR system and love it! "POPTARTS"!
Not here for the giveaway, but just here to confirm the truth that cinnamon brown sugar is the best flavor of p.t.
And also cool vid on the gear. Not in a position where i _need_ these but definitely will reference these vids if i need wireless gear 👌
Thanks for another good video! I enjoy them almost as much as Pop Tarts.
did you know you can't get Grape Pop Tarts anymore?
only when they do a special release
Thanks for this amazing reviews of all this amazing gear at Pop Tarts prices
If I win I’m gonna name my transmitter and receiver
“Pop”&”Tart” 😂
Hm, I do not know what Pop Tarts are, but I like your videos! 🙂
Can confirm that when I ate 5.8 pop tarts I felt fuller than when I only ate 2.4 pop tarts.
Using a wireless system would be the pop tarts of playing. Better than using cables haha
Going to a show tonight and the DJs call themselves the poptarts. Coincidence? I think not
Pop Tart are deadly. Hard not to eat the whole box! Great vid as always. Always look forward to your new vids.
5 different pop tarts! I mean these are totally sweet reviews! Thanks for reviewing these!
Great videos. Very informative.
I hope I'm not too late for a giveaway this time🤣
The biggest issue I have with cheap wireless is the amount of pop tarts I buy with all the money I saved
There must be something in the pop tarts. These things are all great. Thanks Scott. Big Fan!!!
I love wireless gear and also love Pop Tarts :) Thanks for another great video!
I seriously just got the Joyo XLR. Like I opened it the same time I clicked play on this video. I have an Xvive U3, but get interference on the regular on 2.4. I just do small duo stuff, so not the end of the world, but I can't wait to try this. Do you think using two of these is typically doable? I know there is some risk. Thanks!
Nice! Enjoy!
And wireless ALWAYS depends on the environment. For the most part only 2 wireless is usually fine 👍
little scared that the magic phrase at the end was also something I was having with my morning coffee....think Scott MIIIIIIGHT be a wizard...explains the killer hair. Anywho.... POP TART! and here's to this channel getting over 100K!
Thank you 🙏
I don’t know if I would like to be s Pop start, but I definitely will love some pop tarts.
you just reminded me I bought a couple of boxes of pop tarts that are still unopened 😅
never really liked pop tarts, but i do like winning giveaways!
Enjoyed the vid and your impressions of each product, you pop, i pop we all pop for pop tarts
I love how all the new wireless technology is getting cheaper. Wireless Pop Tarts.
Pop tarts 🙂 thanks for these reviews, my wallet thanks you🙂
Great video Scott! Pop Tarts are better without frosting, but you need to put butter on them.
Pop-Tarts: Because adulting is hard.
Thanks for the awesome video. Do they come with "pop tarts"?
I love the smell of Pop Tarts in the morning. It smells like breakfast!
Very insight full! Pop Tarts!
Hi scott! Sorry if you see this same comment on other of your videos, honest mistake!
I'm between the joyo 5.8 (there's the same exact model from lekato) and the NUX c5rc.
The NUX is more expensiveabout 80$ more. do you think it's worth it? Is it really better?
I have the lekato 2.4 with the charging box but had some dropouts or cracking playing live (on a cruise ship). So i would like to try 5.8 it should be better
Both really are great options! I’m not sure if there is a huge difference between the two for budget wireless
Pop tarts sounded a little off but I still love these products and your videos!
What frequency do Pop Tarts transmit on?
Had a gig last night and used pop tarts?, wait that's not right.... I used the Lekato system. This is the second time it has happened where the 1/4" cable adapter comes partially unscrewed, so when I went to switch guitars the 1/4" was stuck in the guitar and I was trying to insert the 3.5mm plug into my other guitar /facepalm.
Do the JOYO ones have those screw on plugs? Or they are just 1/4"?
Oh interesting! No, the joyo ones don’t have that
Would be very interested in trying those wireless mic pop tarts out.
These are some cool Pop Tarts. I have the XLR one and it's nice and tasty!
Great review. Used the wireless XLRs to perform a song for my daughter’s wedding which was outdoors by a river. Was skeptical but they worked great! Should have brought pop tarts to feed the squirrels! Your reviews are excellent keep them coming!
Nice! Thanks for sharing, glad it worked so well
I have watched several of your reviews on the wireless receivers for handheld microphones. I actually own another product which works on 2.8ghz very similar to the ones you reviewed but the one I own is very spotty & cuts out. I understand the differences between the features of the products you reviewed. You seem to give very positive reviews on both of these products. Do you have a preference between the Lekato 5.8ghz & the Air Sync from Coda Music?
Thanks! Those are both great, and like i mentioned in the video, getting two on different frequencies is the best way to rely on cheap wireless 👍
Great video as usual and I reckon Poptarts is a great name for a band. Yeah 👍
Pop tarts aren't really my thing, but wireless anything is!
Frosted Pop Tarts for the win!!!! Thx Scott....
Pop Tarts. I have had the Joyo 2.4 for a while now and they work great.
Great review as usual, Scott. I've always thought Joyo gear was a great value. While not meant to rival their high-end counterparts, their bang-for-the-buck is undeniable. I had their Joyo American Sound pedal, which was a clone of Tech 21 at a fraction of the price. Been using Xvive wireless IEM and guitar systems with mixed results. I have some problems with the acoustic guitar which I suspect has to do with the 9V battery being so close to the transmitter. Thinking of trying the Joyo system. Going to grab some Pop Tarts now and hope for the best--thanks!
Thanks for sharing! And thanks for understanding how these are a good bang for the buck, but cannot beat a high end wireless 🤘🤘
Great info again Scott. A full wireless setup for the price of a few packets of pop tarts 👍
Toasted Brown sugar pop tarts with butter on top are life changing
Thanks for the informative video, and thanks for the pop tarts
I think these products would work well in a pop tarts cover band
I use different wireless guitar gear and they have less latency than pop tarts.
A karaoke DJ friend of mine recently got their XLR wireless and the build & audio quality felt really great for the price. I already own the JW-30 2.4ghz guitar wireless and it's the I talked about in one of my last comments. In a safer environment it works just great. Now to go munch on some pop tarts! Cheers!
Nice! Glad they’ve been working well for you. Thanks for sharing your experience 🤘
Scott you're the reason why i started having cables allergy😅😅 Super informative video as always, i would love a 5.8 gHz wireless and an xlr adapter, so i have to say Pop Tarts !!
Dude, “cable allergy” is the best way to word it 😂😂
Pop tarts went wireless finally maybe not really finally but went 🎉
My favorite pop tarts are wild berry. The superior flavor.
Man i really enjoy your reviews!
The no b.s ''pretty lights'' approach is a great way to go... And you give alot of real world examples.
Keep up the good work.
O and p.s Pop-Tart🏆
Thanks man! I appreciate that
Hey! I love all this cheap wireless content! It’s so useful to know what to and not to do as a small artist!!! Also, don’t know if you’re an Açai fan, but I recently found Açai *Pop Tarts* that were super good!
Thanks! And yeah I love açaí! I’ll have to try those 😋 🤘
Thanks again, Scott!! I love that you provide inexpensive products that can work with a newer band like mine that's not making a ton of money. I also appreciate your honesty about the product and what to be prepared for when you buy inexpensive equipment! I have purchased some of the equipment you have recommended in other videos and I am considering buying a 5.8ghz wireless guitar system for my lead guitarist. It is worth the risk at such a good price!
Lastly, I haven't had Pop Tarts in many many years.
Thanks! Glad you’ve found them helpful! Just be cautious of falling into the trap I did of loving wireless and buying too many cheap ones haha
Scammers are horrible. They should all go eat pop tarts!