Thanks for watching everyone! I tried to keep this video short and not go into as much details as I normally do. I know not everyone has the time to watch longer videos. However, if you would like a lot more info on the topic, I highly recommend watching my full wireless tiers guide here: ruclips.net/video/Xi2JcMomjQ0/видео.htmlsi=ui4aggJwbM-DA33m Cheers 🤘
99.999999% of the audience is not going to notice those little differences in the tone of your guitar or voice. Most of that can be adjusted by EQ. You just don't want noise or no signal!
I wanted to share something I tried with my inexpensive guitar wireless that worked... I hate seeing the transmitter in the guitar I prefer a cable look so I bought the Arkon swivel belt clip for a phone. It has that little round disk that gets 3m taped to a device and snapped into a belt clip. I put that on the transmitter and bought a 1FT 1/4 Inch Right Angle TS Male to 1/4 Inch TS Female Adapter cable. Now its like having a wireless pack. Plus it will swivel and not pull on the cord.
Couldn't agree more - I've got the Lekato in ear system which i almost went full time on but it often messes with our 2.4Gig Router for mixing the band. We use expensive AKG in ears and even those crackle almost all the time, i resynced my pack and its better now, but some venues give crackle. I use a Boss pedal board wireless system (WL-60) on 2.4 and a backup lekato system (the swift audio comparible one on 700mgz i think). I wanted a 1 device does one thing setup but it just isn't the case, 2.4 is a terrible band, and 5g wasn't any better (tried the amoon 5g system and it froze twice on me on stage, and having to manually select channels on both systems doesnt work for me). Anyways cheers Dude!
Good quick rehash for those new to your channel! In one of my bands my bassist and I both have 2.4ghz budget units and my transmitter hijacks both receivers. This is why I typically bring my 5.8ghz to keep out of the way. We both always have patch cords handy in case something goes wrong and live with being tethered again. It's a perk, not a privilege :)
Thanks! And yeah, I tried to keep this one super short for new people to the channel so I didn’t have to rehash it every time haha. And good call, 5.8ghz is usually better 🤘
I was able to purchase TWO IEM systems because of you! Your videos have helped me decide what budget friendly and semi-pro level equipment (phenyx pro ptm10 & audio technica atw3502) are worth. You’re the reason I learned more about what I’m trying to achieve for my band and have allowed me to be where I am (gear wise) today. Thank you and please keep the videos coming!
Do you have to worry about legal frequency if you are doing things like spoken word, podcast, and gaming content. The xlr cable is becoming a hassle in my set up so I would like to know.
Just bought the Swiff (on your recommendation) and Joyo. Both working great! Had the NUX for a few months but the receiver died one day (wouldn’t charge, nothing) so that was a bit of a bummer. Love your videos, thanks!
I use the AKG SR40 pro system that cost under 150 and its been rock solid. I also have a cheap 5.8ghz system as a back up never had to use it but is there if I need it.
My Anleon S3 Wireless IEM is still going strong after a year and a half. It’s got the typical hiss of an analog system but it has zero latency and has been reliable so far.
I got that Lekato wireless you mentioned a while back and it has been great - lets me go out with my mandolin and see how the mix is during soundcheck since I'm often also running the sound.
Lekato system (I have the same but with M-Vave logo on it) that you note as 1 channel only has 10+ channels. It just dont have channel switch button and it needs to go to pairing mode to sync transmitter and receiver channels, it works like low-latency bluetooth and uses same frequencys. I use it as a backup IEM for my band due to its incredibly small size and when we used 5 pairs at one time on different channels (different AUX mixes on Behringer XR18) - it works pretty fine. Only problem is that its channels kinda wide - so, if you use 2-3 and more pairs at same time - in my cases, all 2.4Ghz Wifi routers became totally unusable, I mean totally, wifi connection works about 5-6 seconds and then ipad looses connection to router (and it was external D-Link, not internal router in XR18), I tried to switch router channels - no effect. When I disable 3 of 5 transmitters and left with only 2 AUX IEM (divided between 5 receivers) - only then I got fine wifi connection to my XR18. Biggest cons of this system is lacking of any input gain indication or input gain controls. And 12ms latency. M-Vave has 5.8 Ghz IEM system like this (but it still not on their website), a bit larger body size, it literally kills every 5.8Ghz guitar wireless on stage - and has about 28ms latency (yep, this is very bad).
Oh interesting! That makes sense, that it finds a clear signal… but with no real way to change it, that’s a little rough. And the more cheap wireless on stage, the more likely you will run into problems. Thanks for sharing!
@@ScottUhlMusic yes, so I use it only as a backup. This days I just divide systems by frequencys: I use 4 IEM transmitters with 5 reciever bodypacks (bass player and drummer on one channel - if they have some issues, they will get it together=)) working on 500-600 mhz range, 2.4 Ghz wifi router and 5.8 Ghz instrument systems like Ammoon.
Hello Scott. I know that your recommendations always have several options for a show. but if you had to choose only one, which one would you choose: Joyo JW-06, Nux C-5RC or Swiff WS-50. And why is that?
Scott, I love your videos! I’ve learned so much! I would love it if you made video about you, your story. How you went full time? Was it hard? Did you work a day job? Did you try and do the traditional be a rockstar be in a band and hope to make it. Would love to hear your story. I’ve been really contemplating my life lately in terms of career. I’ve been playing guitar for a little over 16 years and been playing in bands since I was 15. Currently in a band doing an EP I’m very proud of. But I would love to know more about what you do and how you got there and your story etc. etc. I love music so much. Am TERRIFIED at the thought of trying to make it a career because scared of losing love for it and also stability. Sorry for the long comment
Thanks Paul, that would be an interesting video for sure. About doing music full time. I wonder how that video would go, since it would be a bit different. But I’m down to do it. I definitely tried to be a rock star in a band lol and it didn’t make it. Currently trying to release my latest album from my original music “Spiral Cell” and just running into so many roadblocks, so it would be very interesting to do a video on it. Thanks for the comment. I would not know how to do original music full time… I have no idea how to achieve that
@@ScottUhlMusic for sure! It’s absolutely difficult. I was in a band called audience of rain up until last year. I am in their latest video “the war within”. But the new project “seldom fade” is about drop an EP. Would love to hear your story and how you got into being full time. Advice for other musicians who want to get in the space of what you do. Pros and cons. All that stuff.
@@ScottUhlMusic thanks. I watched another of your videos and it came out as a strong item, so I bought it. I was actually testing it at home so not much other than a phone and home WiFi going on. I recorded some audio with and without, using the same mic and interface if you were interested in hearing the difference. I'll return this item but will buy it again if it's genuinely go faulty.
Try thoman wireless. I have great expirience with tbone giga pro pedal (we Can talk about it if you want). Really great stuff for the price. Great video.
I bought the Phenyx Pro and Swiff Audio wireless guitar systems based on yout videos and reviews. Results were just as you said. No tone loss, that is just a wrong perception of most human ears. Wanted the 5.8 Nux with charging case but they no longer exist in Amazon
Curious to get your thoughts on the BLX24r (H9 band) mic system for a Colorado Springs band playing Denver pretty often. Shure frequency finder shows available freq’s in both cities, would you run it if you didn’t have cash for SLXD? … it’s weird cuz our IEM’s are the PSM300’s (J13 band) and show 0 freq’s available in Denver but (knock on wood) but they’ve worked almost flawlessly in Denver thus far
Yeah check the band for the best one. But once you start adding more and more wireless you’ll want the higher end stuff. Blx is a good system, but the bandwidth is narrow and the system is analog. So digital will always be more reliable. Space them out from each other physically on stage will also help 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic yeah it dropped out at like 10+ different states. So i just figured it was time to stop lol. I pushed way more than i should've but i just wanted it to work.
Nice overview, Scott and a good lead-in to those musicians just getting started with wireless. I have been watching your videos for years and your info and advice has helped me transform my live performances. I’ve learned how to build my budget IEM rack and go wireless with instruments and mics in my band, plus I’ve just added backing tracks to my duo group using Stage Trax. It’s great that you share your experience and insights - keep the videos coming!
I bought the NUX based on your recommendation too, and it has worked great for me. I wish I could find where to buy a replacement charging case as mine walked off from a gig one time, but I still use it at every show with a little more planning ahead.
I got the Lekato UHF for my guitar thanks to your video back in 2021! Still rocking. Since I wanted something "better" got the NUX 5.8 and gave the Lekato to a friend. Now the NUX are super noisy at home (can't record!!), and at church (extremely small - think 25 ppl church) I get lots of noise at like 15 ft away from the receiver LOL c'est la vie ¯\_(°°)_/¯
@@ScottUhlMusic Crazy indeed! I just wish the NUX would allow the user to switch channels manually. Or maybe I am so dumb that haven't figured it out yet - that is a huge possibility lol Thank you for all the info you provide!!
I think all my budget gear is by your rec...and you're 💯... sometimes what works and doesn't is bizarre.. my swiff works with all passive and active basses except my 5 string stingray. Thanks for another amazing update.
Thanks for sharing! And yeah, it's very strange, I'm honestly not sure what it is. If it was every active pickup, it would make sense... but it never seems to be consistent for some reason.
@@ScottUhlMusic and sometimes I try it and it works...in fact it was consistently functional for about 3 months, and then stopped working...it's still a nice system, and I use it with my passive stuff, and guitars...and to be fair...you get what you pay for.
Just bought an Xvive U4 for using it with my Quad Cortex through the head phone jack, and is noisy and the guitar and vocals sound distorted (I use the Cortex for guitar and vocals) If I use one of the main outs it sounds ok, but of course I need that output for the front house sound...Im inclined to return it. This is my first wireless system.
@@ScottUhlMusic Ive tried all that I think there's a problem with my Xvive trasmitter cuz the adapter doesn't clip on, will continue to try other stuff to figure it out. Thanks for the response!!!!!!!
Blocking this channel. First one ever! Can't stand the "sponsored by Temu" content that is going to annoy every technician that has to come across and deal with this junk in the future because "Scott Uhl said that it's a good product". For someone who claims to be a "Pro" or at least does a damn hard try to get that image out there, you only produce junk content aimed at getting as much views as possible. And be a real stand up guy and do not erase this negative comment.
I don’t delete negative comments. Did you watch the video? Or my other video explaining the difference between cheap and high end wireless? Im very clear what the differences are so people can make the right choice. Some people are looking for budget stuff that gets the job done, other people are looking for pro gear. I review both on my channel, and you can make the decision for yourself. It is a double edged sword because if I review something cheap, I get comments like this (although you are the first to claim to “block” me). But if I review higher end stuff I get the “no way, that’s overpriced, you just sold your soul for the products/company” comments. Really odd you left this comment on this video specifically which is meant to show the limitations of budget wireless gear. I stand by my reviews and I use 99% of it live to test it out before I review it, and I do not recommend bad products. Sounds like you personally should avoid the cheap stuff, but I’ve received countless other comments saying it’s helped them out. I stand by my videos. 👍
@ScottUhlMusic RUclips has a funny way of only recommending your videos on cheaper stuff. So you can see that gets annoying, especially if you are like me and coming the "A-game"-league where quality and reliability counts and you can't show up with anything but the best. Also because you are hired for that and get paid accordingly. So maybe a bit of laziness on my part but when you scroll thru recommendations and only get your reviews on cheaper stuff... Blocked your channel was necessary because hitting "Not interested" didn't help. So you have RUclips to thank for that.
Thanks for watching everyone! I tried to keep this video short and not go into as much details as I normally do. I know not everyone has the time to watch longer videos. However, if you would like a lot more info on the topic, I highly recommend watching my full wireless tiers guide here: ruclips.net/video/Xi2JcMomjQ0/видео.htmlsi=ui4aggJwbM-DA33m
Cheers 🤘
99.999999% of the audience is not going to notice those little differences in the tone of your guitar or voice. Most of that can be adjusted by EQ. You just don't want noise or no signal!
Exactly!
Bought the NUX based on your video - I love it. No noise issues whatsoever, and so far works perfectly.
@@danielstusnick6011 awesome! Glad to hear that 🤘🤘
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😂😂😂😂😂😂 there will be one on Thursday hahahaha
I wanted to share something I tried with my inexpensive guitar wireless that worked... I hate seeing the transmitter in the guitar I prefer a cable look so I bought the Arkon swivel belt clip for a phone. It has that little round disk that gets 3m taped to a device and snapped into a belt clip. I put that on the transmitter and bought a 1FT 1/4 Inch Right Angle TS Male to 1/4 Inch TS Female Adapter cable. Now its like having a wireless pack. Plus it will swivel and not pull on the cord.
Couldn't agree more - I've got the Lekato in ear system which i almost went full time on but it often messes with our 2.4Gig Router for mixing the band. We use expensive AKG in ears and even those crackle almost all the time, i resynced my pack and its better now, but some venues give crackle. I use a Boss pedal board wireless system (WL-60) on 2.4 and a backup lekato system (the swift audio comparible one on 700mgz i think). I wanted a 1 device does one thing setup but it just isn't the case, 2.4 is a terrible band, and 5g wasn't any better (tried the amoon 5g system and it froze twice on me on stage, and having to manually select channels on both systems doesnt work for me). Anyways cheers Dude!
Yeah it really all depends on the system and the venue/location. Thats why the higher end stuff is better. Cheers man, thanks for commenting!
Good quick rehash for those new to your channel! In one of my bands my bassist and I both have 2.4ghz budget units and my transmitter hijacks both receivers. This is why I typically bring my 5.8ghz to keep out of the way. We both always have patch cords handy in case something goes wrong and live with being tethered again. It's a perk, not a privilege :)
Thanks! And yeah, I tried to keep this one super short for new people to the channel so I didn’t have to rehash it every time haha. And good call, 5.8ghz is usually better 🤘
I was able to purchase TWO IEM systems because of you! Your videos have helped me decide what budget friendly and semi-pro level equipment (phenyx pro ptm10 & audio technica atw3502) are worth. You’re the reason I learned more about what I’m trying to achieve for my band and have allowed me to be where I am (gear wise) today.
Thank you and please keep the videos coming!
Awesome! I am glad to hear that! Thank you 🤘🤘🤘
Do you have to worry about legal frequency if you are doing things like spoken word, podcast, and gaming content. The xlr cable is becoming a hassle in my set up so I would like to know.
Yes, you technically are supposed to care about the legal frequencies any time you use wireless. Dunno who would catch you, but you are supposed to
dude, your channel is a treasure!! cheers from Chile
Thanks man! I appreciate that :)
Got the Swiff wireless based off your previous video. Works perfectly!! Highly recommend
Nice! Glad to hear, that thing works really well 🤘
Just bought the Swiff (on your recommendation) and Joyo. Both working great! Had the NUX for a few months but the receiver died one day (wouldn’t charge, nothing) so that was a bit of a bummer. Love your videos, thanks!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing 🤘
I use the AKG SR40 pro system that cost under 150 and its been rock solid. I also have a cheap 5.8ghz system as a back up never had to use it but is there if I need it.
Nice! 🤘🤘
My Anleon S3 Wireless IEM is still going strong after a year and a half. It’s got the typical hiss of an analog system but it has zero latency and has been reliable so far.
Nice! Glad it’s worked so well for you 🤘🤘
I got that Lekato wireless you mentioned a while back and it has been great - lets me go out with my mandolin and see how the mix is during soundcheck since I'm often also running the sound.
Nice! Glad to hear that
Lekato system (I have the same but with M-Vave logo on it) that you note as 1 channel only has 10+ channels. It just dont have channel switch button and it needs to go to pairing mode to sync transmitter and receiver channels, it works like low-latency bluetooth and uses same frequencys. I use it as a backup IEM for my band due to its incredibly small size and when we used 5 pairs at one time on different channels (different AUX mixes on Behringer XR18) - it works pretty fine. Only problem is that its channels kinda wide - so, if you use 2-3 and more pairs at same time - in my cases, all 2.4Ghz Wifi routers became totally unusable, I mean totally, wifi connection works about 5-6 seconds and then ipad looses connection to router (and it was external D-Link, not internal router in XR18), I tried to switch router channels - no effect. When I disable 3 of 5 transmitters and left with only 2 AUX IEM (divided between 5 receivers) - only then I got fine wifi connection to my XR18.
Biggest cons of this system is lacking of any input gain indication or input gain controls. And 12ms latency. M-Vave has 5.8 Ghz IEM system like this (but it still not on their website), a bit larger body size, it literally kills every 5.8Ghz guitar wireless on stage - and has about 28ms latency (yep, this is very bad).
Oh interesting! That makes sense, that it finds a clear signal… but with no real way to change it, that’s a little rough. And the more cheap wireless on stage, the more likely you will run into problems. Thanks for sharing!
@@ScottUhlMusic yes, so I use it only as a backup. This days I just divide systems by frequencys: I use 4 IEM transmitters with 5 reciever bodypacks (bass player and drummer on one channel - if they have some issues, they will get it together=)) working on 500-600 mhz range, 2.4 Ghz wifi router and 5.8 Ghz instrument systems like Ammoon.
Hello Scott.
I know that your recommendations always have several options for a show. but if you had to choose only one, which one would you choose: Joyo JW-06, Nux C-5RC or Swiff WS-50. And why is that?
Swiff audio has been the most reliable 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic Because the frequency or why?
Scott, I love your videos! I’ve learned so much! I would love it if you made video about you, your story. How you went full time? Was it hard? Did you work a day job? Did you try and do the traditional be a rockstar be in a band and hope to make it. Would love to hear your story.
I’ve been really contemplating my life lately in terms of career. I’ve been playing guitar for a little over 16 years and been playing in bands since I was 15. Currently in a band doing an EP I’m very proud of. But I would love to know more about what you do and how you got there and your story etc. etc.
I love music so much. Am TERRIFIED at the thought of trying to make it a career because scared of losing love for it and also stability.
Sorry for the long comment
Thanks Paul, that would be an interesting video for sure. About doing music full time. I wonder how that video would go, since it would be a bit different. But I’m down to do it. I definitely tried to be a rock star in a band lol and it didn’t make it. Currently trying to release my latest album from my original music “Spiral Cell” and just running into so many roadblocks, so it would be very interesting to do a video on it. Thanks for the comment. I would not know how to do original music full time… I have no idea how to achieve that
@@ScottUhlMusic for sure! It’s absolutely difficult. I was in a band called audience of rain up until last year. I am in their latest video “the war within”. But the new project “seldom fade” is about drop an EP.
Would love to hear your story and how you got into being full time. Advice for other musicians who want to get in the space of what you do. Pros and cons. All that stuff.
I bought the Lekato XLR one and I could here a sizeable amount of noise and digital artefacts. I was really disappointed.
That’s a good example of what I’m talking about in #2, because I use that one all the time and I don’t have that issue…. So interesting
@@ScottUhlMusic thanks. I watched another of your videos and it came out as a strong item, so I bought it. I was actually testing it at home so not much other than a phone and home WiFi going on. I recorded some audio with and without, using the same mic and interface if you were interested in hearing the difference. I'll return this item but will buy it again if it's genuinely go faulty.
Try thoman wireless. I have great expirience with tbone giga pro pedal (we Can talk about it if you want). Really great stuff for the price. Great video.
Replay!
Gotta feed the algorithm gods 🤘
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Hi Scott, Have you tried the Swiff Audio ws-70+?
It looks very similar to the Lekato one, and I usually prefer the WS 50 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic And why do you prefer ws-50?
👐 humble offering to the algorithm
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Great wonderful morning Scott!
Thank you 🙏
I bought the Phenyx Pro and Swiff Audio wireless guitar systems based on yout videos and reviews. Results were just as you said. No tone loss, that is just a wrong perception of most human ears.
Wanted the 5.8 Nux with charging case but they no longer exist in Amazon
Nice! Glad they are working so well for you 🤘🤘
Curious to get your thoughts on the BLX24r (H9 band) mic system for a Colorado Springs band playing Denver pretty often. Shure frequency finder shows available freq’s in both cities, would you run it if you didn’t have cash for SLXD? … it’s weird cuz our IEM’s are the PSM300’s (J13 band) and show 0 freq’s available in Denver but (knock on wood) but they’ve worked almost flawlessly in Denver thus far
Yeah check the band for the best one. But once you start adding more and more wireless you’ll want the higher end stuff. Blx is a good system, but the bandwidth is narrow and the system is analog. So digital will always be more reliable. Space them out from each other physically on stage will also help 👍
Nice overview, can't agree anymore and am excited to watch the video about Joyo Wireless soon! Cheers 🤘
Coming tomorrow 🤘 Thanks again 😁
I got the Lekato version of that Joyo Charging box wireless system, so far so good. I have a feeling they are exactly the same thing....
They are, and I have a video coming out on Thursday about the Joyo one 🤘
I sold my nux one. It just randomly dropped too much
Wireless “dropping out” always depends on the venue/location, but yeah if it’s dropping out on you a lot, it’s not the one for you 🤘
@@ScottUhlMusic yeah it dropped out at like 10+ different states. So i just figured it was time to stop lol. I pushed way more than i should've but i just wanted it to work.
Nice overview, Scott and a good lead-in to those musicians just getting started with wireless. I have been watching your videos for years and your info and advice has helped me transform my live performances. I’ve learned how to build my budget IEM rack and go wireless with instruments and mics in my band, plus I’ve just added backing tracks to my duo group using Stage Trax. It’s great that you share your experience and insights - keep the videos coming!
Thanks Scott! I appreciate the support over the years and glad you’ve found the gear reviews helpful 🤘
I bought the NUX based on your recommendation too, and it has worked great for me. I wish I could find where to buy a replacement charging case as mine walked off from a gig one time, but I still use it at every show with a little more planning ahead.
Glad to hear it's working! That one is the biggest mystery to me by far!
It’s like I was just thinking about this the other day!😉
Thanks again Scott👍🏼
Legend🇦🇺
Thanks for watching! 😁
I got the Lekato UHF for my guitar thanks to your video back in 2021! Still rocking. Since I wanted something "better" got the NUX 5.8 and gave the Lekato to a friend. Now the NUX are super noisy at home (can't record!!), and at church (extremely small - think 25 ppl church) I get lots of noise at like 15 ft away from the receiver LOL c'est la vie ¯\_(°°)_/¯
So crazy! And yeah it’s so interesting how the cheap stuff reacts to different setups!
@@ScottUhlMusic Crazy indeed! I just wish the NUX would allow the user to switch channels manually. Or maybe I am so dumb that haven't figured it out yet - that is a huge possibility lol Thank you for all the info you provide!!
I think all my budget gear is by your rec...and you're 💯... sometimes what works and doesn't is bizarre.. my swiff works with all passive and active basses except my 5 string stingray.
Thanks for another amazing update.
Thanks for sharing! And yeah, it's very strange, I'm honestly not sure what it is. If it was every active pickup, it would make sense... but it never seems to be consistent for some reason.
@@ScottUhlMusic and sometimes I try it and it works...in fact it was consistently functional for about 3 months, and then stopped working...it's still a nice system, and I use it with my passive stuff, and guitars...and to be fair...you get what you pay for.
Just bought an Xvive U4 for using it with my Quad Cortex through the head phone jack, and is noisy and the guitar and vocals sound distorted (I use the Cortex for guitar and vocals) If I use one of the main outs it sounds ok, but of course I need that output for the front house sound...Im inclined to return it. This is my first wireless system.
Try changing the aux/line switch to see if that helps and also set the output of the headphone out on the quad cortex to different settings 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic Ive tried all that I think there's a problem with my Xvive trasmitter cuz the adapter doesn't clip on, will continue to try other stuff to figure it out. Thanks for the response!!!!!!!
Just love your videos. Thank you
Thank you 🙏
Very well done!
Thanks, Scott!
1 minute past midnight. Right on time.
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Blocking this channel. First one ever!
Can't stand the "sponsored by Temu" content that is going to annoy every technician that has to come across and deal with this junk in the future because "Scott Uhl said that it's a good product".
For someone who claims to be a "Pro" or at least does a damn hard try to get that image out there, you only produce junk content aimed at getting as much views as possible.
And be a real stand up guy and do not erase this negative comment.
I don’t delete negative comments. Did you watch the video? Or my other video explaining the difference between cheap and high end wireless? Im very clear what the differences are so people can make the right choice. Some people are looking for budget stuff that gets the job done, other people are looking for pro gear. I review both on my channel, and you can make the decision for yourself.
It is a double edged sword because if I review something cheap, I get comments like this (although you are the first to claim to “block” me). But if I review higher end stuff I get the “no way, that’s overpriced, you just sold your soul for the products/company” comments.
Really odd you left this comment on this video specifically which is meant to show the limitations of budget wireless gear.
I stand by my reviews and I use 99% of it live to test it out before I review it, and I do not recommend bad products. Sounds like you personally should avoid the cheap stuff, but I’ve received countless other comments saying it’s helped them out. I stand by my videos. 👍
@ScottUhlMusic RUclips has a funny way of only recommending your videos on cheaper stuff.
So you can see that gets annoying, especially if you are like me and coming the "A-game"-league where quality and reliability counts and you can't show up with anything but the best. Also because you are hired for that and get paid accordingly.
So maybe a bit of laziness on my part but when you scroll thru recommendations and only get your reviews on cheaper stuff...
Blocked your channel was necessary because hitting "Not interested" didn't help. So you have RUclips to thank for that.