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Dude I seriously been doing this on Ft Lauderdale Beach for a yr + now. E /A 12 or 6 string with Getaria 5.8 rechargeable wireless system going into a Peavey 9v powered amp. Amp is crap but at least can be heard. 9v in guitar, 9v in amp and 2 Getaria systems and I'm good for 5-6 hrs.
I love wireless packs. It's great when I practice around the house. I can the out onto the porch and on a beautiful cool morning or evening enjoy the breeze and play without dragging the cord out and being able to close the door. Around multiple wireless devices signals can mix. Good video as always
I have the Joyo JW-03, and it's essentially the same unit. I had to charge mine overnight to ensure it went to full. As the signal weakens (about 8 hours later) the transmtter begins to flash and the sound begins to warble. But for $50 to $60, no more treading on bleeping cables!
I didn't know that Artist Guitars sold these wireless devices. I heard of Artist Guitars during the pandemic and being a postie, I know who orders stuff from them and that's how I heard of them. I'm tempted to get it because it might make the stage a bit cleaner and I can walk around freely
Maybe I'm crazy but on all my guitars (only 5) I cut and glue a velco piece to hold my wireless bug in place. I use both AKG and Getaria 5.8 as systems. When I say cut I actually slice into the finish so the glue will catch something. Even on my Les Paul. Gotta be a keeper guitar because it ruins the look at the jack area. But my guitars are all worked over for 100 watt amps. Shielded inside, wear marks all over. You know relic the old fashioned way.
@@sparkyguitar0058 Doesn't this mean you have to tape velcro to your guitar? Don't know about that. :/ That's why Shane says that stiff hinges are important, keeps it in place.
@@RudolfZ No I cut into the wood of each guitar to hold the velco to the guitar. No real glue or tape would stick to the surface of today's glossed over guitars. I take out a small patch of the surface near the jack and wood glue a piece of velco to the guitar. No stage lights heat or other changes will pull the velco loose. It's worth it to me to keep system always up to snuff. My AKG bug system is very quiet as long as I don't get too far away. The Getaria is not nearly as effective but works very nice on the board to amp connection. Keeping the only line to my board is the electric which can move easily enough. This means sometimes I have my board on a stand and turn knobs while playing. Anything for the song.
In the material, is it using bluetooth or wifi? If bluetooth, you should be able to link (pair) to your computer or other devices (e.g. some amps). Distance can be increased or reduced depending on the other device (bit like what was shown with the receiver). Good review like always. Thanks!
Interesting, their usa website has far fewer listings then the Australia one does. These are not even listed on the usa site, along with many other things that are listed on the Australian site.
All of those i have had either wore out at the charge port or at the swivel joint cheeper one last 3 or 4 months (for me) and thats range (over 50 usd) lasted more than a year. I really like them and i also dont see why they dont go to usbc
I usually go wireless for festival gigs which are only once or twice a year at this stage. I did gig wirelessly for a long time about 8 years ago but you have to remember to keep the batteries charged. haha.
Its under 5ms. Most people won't notice it. The only time it feels weird is when you're 20m away due to the time it takes the sound to hit you at a distance. :)
The perceived delay at 20m would be not the electronic/wifi latencies. It would instead be the time the sound takes to travel 20m from the Amp to his ear. IOW, the delay would be almost the same as if he was using it from the same spot with a 20m guitar cable.
@@intheblues Marketing strikes again!. Most of these cheaper units will be used in a home and 4.9ms + another 4-7ms for multi effects or other effects + possible amp processing + 8ms from sitting 8 feet from the speaker is getting toward the end of feeling the latency into noticeable latency. Something with crazy low latency like the under 2ms NUX MG400 and an analogue amp would help any impact. My comment was more in reference to analog radio like the original Nady wireless. Modern data type wireless has latency limited by physics and current components, but has major advantages such as interference and they are cheap.
@@sjb1957 No. The cable "signal" travels at the speed of light and is imperceptible. The sampled wireless may have a tone advantage compared to a cable. At 20m the latency from the speaker would be 60ms due to the speed of sound. The additional latency of the electronics "under 5ms" should not change at 20m or 5m.
Why would anyone use a 2.4Ghz unit in 2023? You'll get clobbered in any venue where there's a bunch of WIFI traffic. Been there...not fun. I've moved to a 5.8 Ghz unit and haven't had any interference issues.
It's why he's testing this in a park - where you would not play your guitar in the first place - instead of somewhere indoor where you would actually play your guitar.
What do you think of my new office? It's got a lot more space than my regular one. 😎
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Great new office space mate ! Looks like a nice product for the money !
Dude I seriously been doing this on Ft Lauderdale Beach for a yr + now. E /A 12 or 6 string with Getaria 5.8 rechargeable wireless system going into a Peavey 9v powered amp. Amp is crap but at least can be heard. 9v in guitar, 9v in amp and 2 Getaria systems and I'm good for 5-6 hrs.
Very nice, it's good to have extra room. You're becoming an institution. Certainly respected for your professional opinions and intuitive videos
Love the park scenery and idea to do so for this vid!
Thanks man 😀🎸
I love wireless packs. It's great when I practice around the house. I can the out onto the porch and on a beautiful cool morning or evening enjoy the breeze and play without dragging the cord out and being able to close the door. Around multiple wireless devices signals can mix. Good video as always
Nice!!! Not quite ready for a wireless pack, but this would be my first choice! Dig the outside playing!😎🎸🎸🎸
I'll only buy it if it comes with the free thumbnails at the end! LOL great video!!
I am another idiot who has played in a public park. However I was using a Mustang Micro with headphones.
Hey! (David) Gilmour Park!
Hehe! Shane usually does his camera demos there!
Pair this with the Artist portable pedal power bank for USB charging and your in business..👍🇦🇺
Your videos are great! From Amarillo, Texas!
Thanks, Jimbo! I hope you like my new office 😄
😊your welcome my lefty buddy like myself you know Shane it's such an enjoyment to see left handed guitar players
Nice playing. Nice review. Beautiful studio. I'll wait for USB 3
Was kinda expecting " here comes the sun".
Anyone else? Lol
Good rundown Shane
Thanks!
I have the Joyo JW-03, and it's essentially the same unit. I had to charge mine overnight to ensure it went to full. As the signal weakens (about 8 hours later) the transmtter begins to flash and the sound begins to warble. But for $50 to $60, no more treading on bleeping cables!
While bush tucking you can noodle a bit, with high gain if the local fauna gets a bit bitey.
I'd like to use this on the beach and flex my guitar chops on unsuspecting sunbathers
I didn't know that Artist Guitars sold these wireless devices. I heard of Artist Guitars during the pandemic and being a postie, I know who orders stuff from them and that's how I heard of them.
I'm tempted to get it because it might make the stage a bit cleaner and I can walk around freely
The trees want an encore
would be cool if they had some rubber at the end so it doesn't scratch guitar. I guess you can use some chair floor protectors.
Maybe I'm crazy but on all my guitars (only 5) I cut and glue a velco piece to hold my wireless bug in place. I use both AKG and Getaria 5.8 as systems. When I say cut I actually slice into the finish so the glue will catch something. Even on my Les Paul. Gotta be a keeper guitar because it ruins the look at the jack area. But my guitars are all worked over for 100 watt amps. Shielded inside, wear marks all over. You know relic the old fashioned way.
@@sparkyguitar0058 Doesn't this mean you have to tape velcro to your guitar? Don't know about that. :/
That's why Shane says that stiff hinges are important, keeps it in place.
@@RudolfZ No I cut into the wood of each guitar to hold the velco to the guitar. No real glue or tape would stick to the surface of today's glossed over guitars. I take out a small patch of the surface near the jack and wood glue a piece of velco to the guitar. No stage lights heat or other changes will pull the velco loose. It's worth it to me to keep system always up to snuff. My AKG bug system is very quiet as long as I don't get too far away. The Getaria is not nearly as effective but works very nice on the board to amp connection. Keeping the only line to my board is the electric which can move easily enough. This means sometimes I have my board on a stand and turn knobs while playing. Anything for the song.
Excellent! \m/
Thanks Shane, think they will hold a ok charge
In the material, is it using bluetooth or wifi? If bluetooth, you should be able to link (pair) to your computer or other devices (e.g. some amps). Distance can be increased or reduced depending on the other device (bit like what was shown with the receiver).
Good review like always. Thanks!
😂wow that is so cool Shane you don't have guitar chords in your way fantastic
Awesome
Interesting, their usa website has far fewer listings then the Australia one does. These are not even listed on the usa site, along with many other things that are listed on the Australian site.
Hi Shane, what wireless system do you use for guitar personally at the moment?
All of those i have had either wore out at the charge port or at the swivel joint cheeper one last 3 or 4 months (for me) and thats range (over 50 usd) lasted more than a year. I really like them and i also dont see why they dont go to usbc
I have tried some of these types and the one problem I have found is when you roll your volume knob down on the guitar the signal drops to nothing
How often do you gig wireless, Shane?
I usually go wireless for festival gigs which are only once or twice a year at this stage. I did gig wirelessly for a long time about 8 years ago but you have to remember to keep the batteries charged. haha.
Very Cool😎Blues On....💙
Very tempting... Is there any noticeable latency compared to a guitar lead?
Its under 5ms. Most people won't notice it. The only time it feels weird is when you're 20m away due to the time it takes the sound to hit you at a distance. :)
@@intheblues Thanks mate! Might have to dip into the piggy bank and try it out :)
Price is ok, but prob need a 5.8 as a backup, in case 2.4 is too busy.
I use the Swiff WS70 UHF set as a backup my Xvive 2.4
If a guitar plays in the forest, can anybody hear?
I have a similar set of these from another company....does have eome hiss.....do th3se have a hiss...???
Could not find them at the artist link. Bummer😢
does it have any delay compared to jack?
You are absolutely not an idiot for playing guitar in a park, even if you're the only one.
5ms is a let down considering radio travels at the speed of light, not the speed of sound.
It’s “less than 5ms” which means not 5ms
The perceived delay at 20m would be not the electronic/wifi latencies. It would instead be the time the sound takes to travel 20m from the Amp to his ear. IOW, the delay would be almost the same as if he was using it from the same spot with a 20m guitar cable.
@@intheblues Marketing strikes again!. Most of these cheaper units will be used in a home and 4.9ms + another 4-7ms for multi effects or other effects + possible amp processing + 8ms from sitting 8 feet from the speaker is getting toward the end of feeling the latency into noticeable latency. Something with crazy low latency like the under 2ms NUX MG400 and an analogue amp would help any impact.
My comment was more in reference to analog radio like the original Nady wireless. Modern data type wireless has latency limited by physics and current components, but has major advantages such as interference and they are cheap.
@@sjb1957 No. The cable "signal" travels at the speed of light and is imperceptible. The sampled wireless may have a tone advantage compared to a cable. At 20m the latency from the speaker would be 60ms due to the speed of sound. The additional latency of the electronics "under 5ms" should not change at 20m or 5m.
@@davidfrisken1617 I don't see why you say "No. ...", since you seem to agree with me.
Try it at home and see if it interferes with your wifi.
Why would anyone use a 2.4Ghz unit in 2023? You'll get clobbered in any venue where there's a bunch of WIFI traffic. Been there...not fun. I've moved to a 5.8 Ghz unit and haven't had any interference issues.
It's why he's testing this in a park - where you would not play your guitar in the first place - instead of somewhere indoor where you would actually play your guitar.
Only 20m distance, what a shame, my ego ramp at my house is 30m. ;)
haha 🤣 This test outside like this is by far the least favorable environment you can get for testing wireless packs. It might work that far indoors.
@@intheblues really??? BS!
Seems pretty crappy just like their guitars and their branded battery packs. I've never had so many refunds with any other brand of gear before lol.