Swiff Audio WX503 Wireless System

Firstly, they're not a fan at all of using wireless headphones. Usually it's solved by changing the frequency but with these they seem to hate any frequency after a little while, forcing me to constantly change it to not get a horrible static buzzing.

Secondly, the have a lip around the guitar input jack that's supposed to function as a mute when they're turned on but not plugged into the guitar, the issue is that this mute enables as soon as the plug isn't 100% all the way inside the jack, so it constantly slips out just a little bit out of the input jacks on both my Jackson American Soloist and my Ibanez Prestige, enough so that the mute enables and I have to constantly shove it all the back into the jack.

Boss has a similar function on their wireless transmitter and there it has never unintentionally muted the guitar, cause it stays in the guitar properly.

I really like the idea of the charging dock they're easy to put into and charge, but these clearly don't function at all as intended, at least not on all guitars, or with my headphones.

To start with many thanks to Sascha from PA department that helped me out with several choices and suggested this model.

Played it upon receiving it for a little bit testing interferences next to large smart tv, laptop, wifi sound system, router and x2 mobiles in close vicinity....and it passed the test on all stored channels of my Spark amp(Clean, Clean w/delay, Lead and Fuzz) at different volumes with Cum Laude!

This was a test but since all the above usually run under 2,4Ghz and the Swiff wireless is working under 5,8Ghz, it worked as it should, like a charm.

No need to even pair, straight out of the box functionality.....long term feedback is yet to be seen but for now I am extremely happy.

Also tried with a Marshall DSL with the same result, only missing to plug it into my pedal board but at this stage I believe it will work just fine.

Design wise, these Axe-pods*, due to the similarity with apple earbud concept, are truly genius since you could, if in a tight spot even charge your mobile with the base, it is nothing too new but I prefer it to cables. Advertised to charge the wireless x3 times with a full charge of the station so that is also a plus not to depend on a plug to charge.

Was afraid the fixed position of the jack would be a challenge but due to size of both transmitter and receiver, I hardly notice they are even plugged, they are tiny.

Looks and feels sturdy for plastic, the on off button seems also well placed and hopefully keeps the sturdiness, and the various functions of the main button are also quite useful to see remaining battery or change channels if needed.

Before being extremely happy with my purchase, I had acquired a pair of the very popular Boss WL20s that I had to return to another shop due I think to the frequency range. Tried it for a week alone and with two guitars and both amps, and each time there were interferences and slight drops due to the 2,4Ghz I think so those were returned. Also I did not like the on off button lack on the WL20s, just a tiny metal on the jack, smart way but I prefer to push on and off myself. Lastly the tedious re pairing each time they are turned off...if they would have been stable I would probably kept them but again, not for me, much much happier with the Swiff audio wireless.

Hope this time I get the voucher, been posting for almost 6 years 99% of my purchases and Nothing, Nada, Niente, Nix, Ingenting, Nanimonai....; )

Geeat stuff these Swiff Wireless.

Ich war mir erst nicht sicher...Swiff Audio ?? ...noch nie was von gehört.
Seit ca. 4 Jahren nutze ich das T Bone GigA Pro und wurde nie enttäuscht.
Der Sender ist schwer und klobig, ansonsten ist das ein tolles Produkt.
Nun sollte mal was Neues her:
Zum Swiff Audio WX503:
Sender und Empfänger sind sauber verarbeitet, fühlen sich wertig an, sind relativ klein, sind leicht und passen sauber in die entsprechenden Buchsen. Das ist schon mal prima.
Sender und Empfänger finden nach dem Einschalten zügig zusammen. Die Anzeige zum Ladezustand ist am Sender gut ablesbar.
Am Empfänger muss ich mich zum Ablesen des Ladezustands ein wenig verrenken (Zumindest bei meiner Les Paul)
Die Funkstrecke steht sauber - keine Störgeräusche. Top.
Auch beim Verlassen des Raumes, bleibt das Signal ohne Störungen erhalten.
Sound: Ich würde sagen, es geht (im Vergleich zu meinem Sommer-Kabeln) etwas Brillianz verloren. Gefühlt sind mehr Mitten im Signal. Das sind aber nur Nuancen und ich habe auch nicht mehr die besten Ohren.
Perfekt ist das Aufladen mit der Schnell-Ladestation gelöst. Hier punktet das System deutlich. Das Nachladen geht echt fix.
Wie lange der Akku bei Sender/Empfänger genau hält, habe ich noch nicht ausgereizt. Ich denke ein Gig von 4 Std + ausgedehnter Soundcheck ist locker drin. Ein Kabel habe ich zur Sicherheit sowieso immer mit dabei.
Perfekt ist auch die Mute-Funktion beim Ziehen des Empfängers an der Gitarre. Damit steht einem schnellem Gitarrenwechsel auf der Bühne nichts im Wege.
Ein Knickgelenk am Sender und Empfänger, dass wäre fein gewesen.
Mein Fazit:
Absolut Empfehlenswert, der Swiff Audio WX503 bleibt.

En general bastante satisfecho con la compra.

PROS:
La batería aguanta bien, el cargador es muy cómodo y se queda todo recogido y sin cables, lo cual hace que sea muy versátil. Puesto en una Fender Stratocaster suena perfectamente, empareja rápido y permite tocar durante horas.

CONTRAS:
El botón de emparejado que es de plástico y no parece muy sólido (el tiempo dirá). Por otro lado hay que tener en cuenta que el conector es de posición fija en ángulo, lo hace perfecto para inputs tipo stratocaster pero puede ser un inconveniente para conectores tipo Telecaster o SG.

Finalmente, si tienes un bajo con circuitería activa: NO es tu transmisor, mete muchísimo ruido.