5 BUDGET-FRIENDLY Wireless Music Gear for UNDER $100 by Joyo

[@ScottUhlMusic]

“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.

[@CP_BlessedDad]

Pop tarts only work with active pickups before being toasted. Once toasted they're... well they're toast.

[@GuitarPaul46]

@@CP_BlessedDad Remember the perils of the early pop tart pioneers, as documented in the movie Unfrosted!

[@CP_BlessedDad]

@@GuitarPaul46 those were troublesome times indeed. May the knowledge they passed down never be forgotten.

[@bassnsax]

For the Bluetooth Page Turner, most of the more inexpensive pedals will appear to devices as simple, 2-button (or however many footswitches there are on the device) Bluetooth Keyboard - ↑/↓, ←/→, PgUp/PgDown, Enter/Spacebar - and aren't Bluetooth MIDI devices. Bluetooth LE is just a category within the Bluetooth standard, which LE stands for Low Energy. Great video! I've got the JW-03 for using at home, and it works pretty great! The Wireless XLR would be a great option for singers in one of my bands!

[@stevewheeler1133]

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

[@tonynixon1000]

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!

[@mikeward9804]

Who doesn't love cheap wireless gear that just works? The same people that don't like Pop Tarts. Don't be friends with these people, you don't need that kind of negativity in your life. Great job as always, Scott! My favorite KZbin channel!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you Mike!

[@kruse6242]

Never heard of the Joyo brand and super impressed with the price and quality you showed and walked through. Old band I played in had the “other” model and had multiple issues at shows. Curious how this brand would stand up. I love Pop Tarts almost as much as new gear!

[@jeffdrake429]

My current older Line6 G10 does 2 things I need in a replacement. 1. Turns off when it doesn't detect signal 2. Delays very slightly with plugged in to a guitar, i.e., eliminates all noise when plugging in a guitar. Do the joyos do these things?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

I don’t believe so, but I could be wrong.

[@rafa_rodrigues]

I've had a Joyo Jw-03 for three years, and it's never had a problem!!! I've already recommended it to friends too, and recently my other guitarist who plays with me purchased one! no criticism, very good... Greetings from Brazil, I learn a lot from your videos and... Pop Tarts...

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice!! 🤘🤘

[@heramann6916]

I have a jw-03 and sometimes the signal cuts a lot despite being right in front of the receiver, also, either the signal has too much tremble/it's thin or my cable suck

[@thecopoetics4308]

Thanks reiterating to bring backup. The RF environment can change drastically from soundcheck to show showtime and swapping systems might be easier for most folks than scanning for open frequencies on more professional systems. Easier than toasting Pop Tarts.

[@drewmoneybeatz]

Thanks for the video Scott. I literally ordered the 5.8 Ghz system yesterday for sending Aux signal to my wedge during solo gigs. Cool to see you using it for that purpose with the E-verse. Also, PSA - Pop Tarts don't need to be toasted to be delicious.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

That everse is so good! Working on a video on the 12 now too

[@raylawrence199]

Lots of reviews on Amazon complain an about very low gain. The xlr mic units look great (and you have no issues,Scott) what could be causing it? Keen to have a good experience and avoid the gain problem.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

There might be a drop in level, but you can always gain stage it up easily into almost any mixer. It hasn’t bothered me at all

[@BosqueBrothers]

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!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks for sharing! And thanks for understanding how these are a good bang for the buck, but cannot beat a high end wireless 🤘🤘

[@hellsq]

I have same XLR system and it is totally broken - it always looses connection and have big amount of distortion (and no gain knob on it). But, maybe, I will try to buy another one - some of my friends recently bought one of these and have no problems at all.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Yeah it sounds like you got a bad unit, which can happen with cheap stuff. I know that can be annoying for sure

[@genecanevari8763]

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.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

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

[@aleks_white_]

Thanks for another great video Scott! Question: any noticeable pop tarts...I mean latency while using any of these?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks! And no noticeable latency with these 🤘

[@i_am_jtharris]

I've not had pop tarts in years! I'm starting a media production business and your videos are definitely giving me hope and ideas for setups and backups!

[@OMFGitsWALLY]

I used have a joyo delay pedal on my rig 10 years ago. I’m glad they are still around making AWESOME products 😊 Pop Tarts

[@AaronAppelbaum]

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?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

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 👍

[@henrysu606]

Thanks for the review. How did the wireless guitar with case/charger compare to the Lekato version on 2.4G? Either one is still the best thing since Pop Tarts. 😀

[@ScottUhlMusic]

I prefer 5.8ghz over 2.4ghz almost always, but now I have both in cases!

[@RedRoom420]

What frequency do Pop Tarts transmit on?

[@tonymcawesome]

Thanks Scott! These seem like a great option for having a main and back-up wireless. I'm amazed at the amount of shows that you are able to book. BTW what flavor of Pop Tarts are your favorite? I'm a cinnamon man myself.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks! And I always liked the cherry ones when I was a kid 😋

[@harpninjamike]

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!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice! Enjoy! And wireless ALWAYS depends on the environment. For the most part only 2 wireless is usually fine 👍

[@garethdavies3692]

Always appreciate the honesty on the reviews, Pop Tarts and all, is useful to remind myself of what can be achieved on a budget.

[@mykmorris9957]

Man wireless tech is so cool. Almost as cool as poptarts were when I was growing up! When you're playing in your band setup are you straight to pa from a pedalboard? If so what board? If not why?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

I actually use this guitar: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6bWqGaNnqh4qsksi=r3-zXcYs1nZ2LSes So I can go wireless straight into the board. It’s pretty killer!

[@tbelgan4348]

Another great review Scott. Thanks. I have purchased a couple of those items already but I am interested in the 5 gigahertz wireless guitar . Enter me with the phrase Pop Tarts

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you! And yeah, that one with the case is quite cool!

[@renosborne6390]

I love your pop tarts and your sharing of wireless gear info . Have you ever mad a video on scanning the wires environment using something like RF explorer or RF Explorer Pro ?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

I actually have one and I was debating on doing a video on it!

[@ColinWiebe]

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!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice! Thanks for sharing, glad it worked so well

[@SpiralDogs]

Hi Scott. I noticed you were using Alto PA speakers with your band in some of your B-roll. Do you remember what model(s) they were and what you thought of them? I'm currently looking into PA speakers for my cover band at the mo. Thanks. Pop Tarts.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Hey man, my singer actually just started using them. Not sure which model but they are quite good! The Bluetooth connection is annoying as all hell, because it’s a very loud voice saying “Bluetooth connected/disconnected” but other than that it’s great!

[@SpiralDogs]

@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks! I was experimenting with my RCF 10" tops and a couple of borrowed 12" subs (I know 15" would be better) for my band. Sounded good but still considering going 12" Altos and one 15" sub. Thanks for the reply. Greetings from the UK.

[@bscheirman]

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"?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Oh interesting! No, the joyo ones don’t have that

[@mrchecox2206]

Scott Im really looking forward to watch videos of the Duo concept, is the one I will like to work on, also, I have 2 of the XLR system and they work perfect, pop tarts sounds awesome!!!

[@thecorz72]

Hey Scott I appreciate the video curious to know what acoustic guitar that was at the last show you did it was hanging on the stand next to your Mooer guitar :) Pop Tarts

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Oh my wife’s acoustic? I can’t remember which model it is, but it doesn’t even need batteries. It’s quite quiet!

[@bladesteel9738]

Good info. Thanks to you just picked up the lekato transmitter. Thanks poptar

[@ronky]

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!

[@Leono22]

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

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Both really are great options! I’m not sure if there is a huge difference between the two for budget wireless

[@brackmay518]

Thanks, Scott! I've been wanting to see stuff on JOYO products!

[@steverat3197]

Always the best content Scott- thank you for all the hard work you put into these videos! Oh yes, pop tarts are good too!

[@elsargento9543]

I own the sister company xlr. Has never failed yet (knock on wood). The colors remind me of the Pop Tarts that had bunch of colors backs in the 90’s.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Yeah, it’s super reliable. It has 4 channels so it isn’t bullet proof, but man it works well, especially at that price point

[@lachopakapura]

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🏆

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks man! I appreciate that

[@vincentcomella4288]

I love Pop Tarts. Really appreciate your video. I've been wondering about Joyo products and you have given me the info I need. Best. Vince

[@themagicguy1]

Very grateful for your terrific content Scott. My wife & I sometimes count all the Pop Tart flavors at Walmart. THey add & change flavors, always at least 30 types!

[@StevenSimpson-tg8ck]

2.4 ghz mixes well with Pop Tarts! Loved the video man!

[@nathanchurchill6030]

What are your thoughts about using pop tarts to daisy chain your pedals

[@lifechangewithsimon]

Starting out in Ireland as a piano player at wedding drinks receptions have found a load of your videos are really helpful. Irish pop tarts are the best 😂🎉

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice! Thanks for following the channel

[@adriannoronha5659]

It is always great watching your wireless gear reviews, i have already bought few of them, it works great.. "Pop Tarts" you really doing great job 💯 Thanks ❤

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you! Glad the wireless has been working for you 🤘

[@ssbdifferent1]

Thanks Scott, always informative videos.

[@tyson822]

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?

[@derrickshultz6800]

Brown Sugar and Cinnamon Pop Tarts are the bomb. I have a pre-show tradition of eating them before our first set after we finish sound check. Great vid as always.

[@carlfrei2419]

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.

[@kevinsetbingo]

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!

[@Hannahregent-fk7tc]

I give up eating Pop Tarts a long time ago, but I have not given up on watching your videos which provide quality content for us musicians. Thank you for all that you do.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks for watching!

[@leffivanov3127]

We actually tried 2 Joyo JW-03 at the same time, but couldn't make it work, it keeps conflicting with each other, though it is said that it has 4 channels and support up to 4 devices at the same time.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

It always depends on the wireless environment. Always. It will work sometimes and other times it won’t. But I personally don’t use more than 1 system on 2.4Ghz

[@nguyenst3]

The strawberry Pop Tarts definitely sound the best

[@hakanlehtojarvi5139]

When do Spiral Cell top the pop tarts?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

😂😂😂

[@zdmusic_official]

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!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thanks! And yeah I love açaí! I’ll have to try those 😋 🤘

[@leesbassment6393]

Another great video!! Thanks, Scott.

[@ozprod371]

Just picked up the XLR transmitters along with some Pop Tarts all based on this review!!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice!! 🤘

[@cptkay0s]

Thanks for the review and the Pop Tarts!

[@BrianWedmore]

These are all great as backup gear in case of main gear failure. My recent biggest failure is burning my last 2 pop tarts in the toaster - always double check the settings!

[@andrewfitness8943]

Would this work plugging into a mixing board and transmitting to a satellite speaker?

[@andrewfitness8943]

The joyo one is what I’m referring to

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Yes, just make sure you have good line of sight from the transmitter to the receiver and I wouldn’t send it super far. If it doesn’t work, you’ll need a more expensive model like the Shure SLXD portable that I’ve reviewed 👍

[@andrewfitness8943]

@@ScottUhlMusic thanks Scott. Gonna give it a try!

[@isaacarnold8782]

Thanks for this review! I've been seeing these Joyos floatin around Amazon and wondering what they're like. As I much as I love Pop Tarts😂 I would totally get these wireless over PTs!

[@Daveo-it5cj]

Great video Scott! Pop Tarts are better without frosting, but you need to put butter on them.

[@MikeAshtonYYZ]

My wife loves Pop Tarts! Thanks for the video Scott

[@RCM-Bass]

Great content, thank you! The Walmart links show out of stock. Maybe change to Amazon?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

The links on KZbin can get weird, but I have all the links in the description for Amazon 👍 Thanks!!

[@zolwikwkurwik]

I'm searching for wireless transmitter that is stereo for sending stereo iem mixes. I'm sure all xlr transmitters only send only one hot signal and bypass the cold signal. Any recommendations? Pop tarts

[@ScottUhlMusic]

This one is stereo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpelonqNm7Wqorcsi=tUKnZdM8_2oxWJoC I love that system and I’ve lent it to 7 different musicians now who all love it, but be sure to read my pinned comment on that video 🤘

[@threetagetready]

Thanks for the reviews and all the info! Cinnamon brown sugar pop tarts are my favorite.

[@TxBassMan31]

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!

[@johnmcchavs]

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.

[@Andrew_O]

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!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Nice! Glad they’ve been working well for you. Thanks for sharing your experience 🤘

[@grobros]

Really nice Pop Tarts! Thanks, Scott!

[@ivanmolina2879]

Got to love those Pop Tarts ! Thanks Scott

[@ChrisBrown-oo4bf]

Pop Tart are deadly. Hard not to eat the whole box! Great vid as always. Always look forward to your new vids.

[@sonofdirt]

Your videos are great I picked up the Swiff wireless based on your recommendation & could definitely use these Joyo too, btw my wife makes the best pop tarts.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Glad you like the Swiff Audio one!

[@mastajoe108]

The wireless XLR adapter is definitely awesome. Just like Pop Tarts. Strawberry vs Cinnamon vs S'mores........

[@tablackburn]

I used to be addicted to pop tarts, now I'm just addicted to cheap wireless music gear

[@Reckless6505]

Great video as usual and I reckon Poptarts is a great name for a band. Yeah 👍

[@Rick_Taylor_Music]

Was a huge Blueberry Pop Tarts fan....thanks again Scott!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Yeah, blueberry and cherry 💪

[@DanielCharavitsidis]

Pop Tarts are my best flavour! Once again great video! Cheers

[@rogercortina6752]

Another great video Scott !!! Funny thing. I love Pop Tarts. Even bring to shows sometimes !

[@MIKELIRA33]

Bought the xlr system after watching your last video on them and love it! "Poptarts"!

[@StringMeister83]

Another great video Scott! What is your favorite variety of Pop Tarts?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

I always liked the cherry ones when I was a kid :) and thanks!

[@ThePizzboy]

Can you have 2 receivers and 1 transmitter. So a receiver in each speaker. Please I need to ask before I buy

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Not at the same time, no

[@ThePizzboy]

@ thanks very much bro. I actually found the product that does what I want. It’s called “avantree audiplex transmitter”if you want to check it out. One transmitter to multiple receivers that plug up to whatever you want. I’m just a bit worried about having to get a AUX to 6.35mm cable for it to work. Maybe that’s a product you can try with your guitar and give us a review. Thanks again brother

[@LinkinParkfan77]

I love Pop Tarts! Especially the strawberry flavor. Also your channel has been extremely helpful for getting into wireless gear.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Glad to hear that! 🤘🤘

[@chrisyin9619]

Another great videos (so was your other on cheap wireless gear). Hoping some Pop Tarts will come my way someday 😋. Thanks for doing what you do and doing it well 🤘

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 😊

[@robvanc]

Thanks for the awesome video. Do they come with "pop tarts"?

[@DanLegault]

Another great video! Ixtapa! That looks like the Club Med! I've done that one many times. Loads of fun! Too bad they don't serve Pop Tarts there!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Yup! That was the club med in Ixtapa, good eye!

[@DanLegault]

@@ScottUhlMusic love that place. Hoping to go back this winter

[@judge_gabranth338]

I'll love to get something like the xlr for my pa but I've always been like kind of hold back because or reliability let's say i get out of the fov to get some pop tarts then what happens great video i might try something like these thanks brother

[@ScottUhlMusic]

If you want more reliability, definitely go higher end. But these have worked well the majority of the time 🤘🤘

[@likoetsvp]

I wonder if the scammers will accept Pop Tarts for payment? Great video man, I like the mantra of using it to be good enough as opposed to expecting perfection in sound quality on a

[@ScottUhlMusic]

lol! I hope someone messages them and asks them if they accept payments in pop tarts!

[@sagdey56]

I was so excited about wireless joyo xlr so i offer one and it was broken or something - i havent any success with it, only noise and nothing else Howewer, i have a joyo 03 for guitar and i have it for 2 years and it works perfectly fine

[@ScottUhlMusic]

That’s how budget friendly stuff can work sometimes… sometimes it’s amazing, and other times it can give you problems. But the xlr has been very reliable for me 🤘

[@dmytromats3690]

I hope i will try some Pop Yarts someday

[@elireynolds312]

Brown sugar Pop Tarts and Scott Uhl videos really make my morning!

[@MattJarz]

Pop Tarts. I have had the Joyo 2.4 for a while now and they work great.

[@musiciansmomentumofficial]

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!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you 🙏

[@NoelBurkeMusic]

always good info Scott - and I've especially been interested in your series of wireless gear - because while I HATE cables... I LOVE me some POP TARTS on occasion! LOL!

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Team anti-cables 💪💪

[@NoelBurkeMusic]

@@ScottUhlMusic yeah... I use two Bose S1 Li-Ion in stereo via bluetooth for my backing tracks off an old phone, a Roland Cube Bass 6xAA for my Yamaha Silent Guitar 1x9v, small Zoom MultiStomp 2xAA and the Joyo wireless for guitar... no cables... all battery! Sets up in 5 minutes... which freaks out club owners and other musicians when they see how well it works!

[@Diego-ke6bq]

Question. Does joyo jw06 fit on an ibanez s series?

[@ScottUhlMusic]

I’m not sure since I don’t have one

[@davidgrogan1]

These pop tarts are fantastic! Another great video. Thank you!!

[@halsmypal]

All cool pop tarts! I like the 5ghz guitar wireless system with case. Helps me with my battery power anxiety.

[@rjmartine3306]

Once again very informative video. I love Pop Tarts.

[@ScottUhlMusic]

Thank you!

[@isaacrangel6067]

These Pop Tarts all sound great!

[@paul0730]

Your videos are as enjoyable as frosted Pop Tarts. Thanks, Scott!

[@LouColon]

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.