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

I purchased the Joyo to replace a Line 6 Relay G10S (2.4GHz) system after the transmitter crapped out. I have had it for a couple of weeks and I am quite satisfied. I am getting around 6 hours on a charge on the transmitter. The receiver will most likely last longer. The swiveling transmitter input jack is an improvement over the fixed input of the G10S, as I had to use an adapter for it to work with multiple guitars and basses. (The body of the transmitter was too big to fit in the opening to the output jack in the body of my 6 string Ibanez bass (SRMS806). The Joyo fits perfectly without any issues. I also had issues with a squealing noise when using the Line 6 with the adapter in the Ibanez 6 string bass, an Ltd B-4E bass (both with passive pickups and active EQs). No such issue with the Joyo. I use it mostly around the house to keep from getting my feet tangled up in cables. I have no experience with issues of interference, except being able to say that have had no issues with Wi Fi or other devices in my home. Overall good product.

I’ve used cheap wireless systems that had turned me off to the wireless thing. I heard about these and took a chance and bought them. I’ve been using it at practice for a while and it is great. I haven’t had any issues. I use it with a modeler, I use it with my orange half stack, even with pedals. It has done fine even with high gain. I’m at the point where I’m going to use it in my live performances. I recommend this product because I don’t think you could find better quality at this price point. Frankly I wouldn’t mind Betta testing more of their economic products. They were packaged well and charged right up. Very intuitive to use and the labeling is visible. For most people I would recommend go with the model that you can articulate the plug in at the instrument if you have odd output jacks but that’s not an issue I have. This product fits neatly in my pick box in my guitar cases.

Bought these around a year ago and have played 25-30 gigs with them, including some outdoor festivals where there was a ton of potential interference and I’ve yet to have any problem at all (playing bass with a 2,000 watt amp). Was skeptical because of how inexpensive they were but they’ve consistently delivered - I have a long history of unplugging myself on stage and these have cured my issues with that - highly recommended

Value for money is excellent. I remember when the Nady wireless guitar systems came out, and no one except those playing areas could afford them. It’s unbelievable that there’s a wireless system costs around fifty-five dollars, and it works.Pros: it’s truly noiseless and there is no perceptible signal loss compared to a cable. I often work from home, and this allows me to hang the guitar on the wall, keep the transmitter, receiver, and the amp on, and pull it down and play when I take a break without having to either plug in a cord, or leave a cord draped across the room. I can walk anywhere in the room (or house) without having to unplug.Cons: The instructions are near to useless (for example, “Press the button” should be “Press and hold the button”). I got the transmitter and receiver to pair, but I’m honestly not sure how I did it, since nothing that happened resembled what the instructions said would happen. The unit(s) sticks out quite far from the instrument/amp and does not fold like some other brands. Banging the unit into something when moving would easily break it (the plastic is not very robust). While the system is noiseless, it does sometimes lose connectivity momentarily. This is no issue for personal practice, or maybe even practicing with a band, but in a live performance, momentary cut-out would be a deal-braker for me.For what it is and what it costs and what I use it for, though, I’m happy with it.

Perfect for portability and convenience. I use my JOYOs daily when practicing or whenever I don't want to deal with cables. They couple without a hitch and the sound quality is very good when used with any of my amps, from small to large. They are especially convenient on my boat with my portable amp. Love 'em, great purchase for my needs.

So far, so good! It works flawlessly in the 3 places where my Shure pedalboard wireless fails. I have absolutely no complaints at all. I use it for acoustic and electric gigs and rehearsals. Seems to be fine with my active Fishman PUPS as well. Very surprised and pleased.

I was skeptical because of the price but I’ve used these with my band for full performances and had only ever had one issue which was at a practice. I only needed to change the frequency Chanel because our bassist was using a 300 dollar wireless that was interfering with my signal. Aside from that I’ve never had any other issues or cut outs. Mind you my entire band plays with wireless systems and I’ve never had issues on stage. I would very much recommend this. I’ve used this to perform in giant theaters as well and I’ve had no issues.