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I Tested the JOYO JW-02S - Here's What Happened

Testing a budget guitar wireless in real setups: guitar → pedalboard, pedalboard → amp, and guitar → audio interface. In this video, I unbox the JOYO JW-02S, check what you actually get, and then I put it through 3 practical tests to see if it’s usable for rehearsal, gigs, and recording. I’m using my Schecter Nick Johnston Telecaster into an Orange TH30, plus a full drive pedalboard and a direct recording test with Neural DSP **Mesa/Boogie Mark IIC+ Suite. What you’ll hear/learn Unboxing + build quality / packaging Range + signal stability (real-world feel) Noise / hiss and how it reacts with gain pedals Latency “feel” while playing Whether it’s worth it vs pricier wireless systems Chapters 0:00 Intro 1:33 unboxing 5:49 the 3 tests 6:25 guitar to pedalboard 14:24 pedalboard to amp 19:44 guitar to Audio interface 22:50 my thoughts Chain / Gear used Guitar: Schecter Nick Johnston Telecaster Wireless: JOYO JW-02S Test 1 – Guitar → Pedalboard Drives used: Hermida Zendrive Boss BD-2 Blues Driver Ibanez Tube Screamer Mini Pro Co RAT Friedman Smallbox Test 2 – Pedalboard → Amp Amp: Orange TH30 Test 3 – Guitar → Audio Interface Plugin: Mesa/Boogie Mark IIC+ Suite Settings used (fill in what you used) Wireless Transmitter mode/channel: ___ Distance tested: ___ Any dropouts/interference notes: ___ Amp (Orange TH30) Channel: Clean / Dirty (which?): ___ Gain: __ / Bass: __ / Mid: __ / Treble: __ / Volume: ___ Interface / Plugin Sample rate: ___ Buffer size: ___ Input level / pad: ___ CTA / comments prompt If you’ve tried a budget wireless system before: did it survive a pedalboard + high-gain tones? Drop your experience below, and tell me what wireless you want me to test next. Subscribe for weekly guitar + gear videos (every Wednesday). Socials Instagram: @julindres TikTok: @julindres7 YouTube Shorts: @juli-guitar