All user reviews of 4/5 for the Line 6 Relay G30

I acquired this Line 6 relay G30 a week ago.
I input game ultra refractory with respect to wireless.
However I am tempted!
The "plus" is that it works on wireless "wifi" 2.4Ghz band.
Minimum: ultra cheap!
I have not yet used the beast but my little 15w amp just to see if its degradation there .... and no!
This is intriguing but it works.
The question comes to me: is that I will be alone as con during a game solo on stage?
Because at that price, we ask questions!
For the moment nothing.
The other advantage is that the VHF interference disappear.
At one time I had a shure pgx 14th and frankly it was horrible!
Its denatured possible, without counting wheel disturbances on stage!
But the design was perfect.
Here it seems that the opposite is true!
No sound distorted but level design, help!
Predict the pat on the transmitter! To secure the batteries because when one sees that holds the lid provide better ....!
I admit that this purchase was crazy but I was intrigued by this story wifi once I try it!
To see!

This is the only wireless I've ever owned, and I purchased it because it was the smallest transmitter available. I didn't want a big bulky pager sized device connected to my strap because, when I played live, I would throw my guitar around my neck and do other tricks. I wanted to be able to go wireless so I could run around more easily without having to worry where the slack guitar cable was going.

The quality of the transmission/reception to the guitar amplifier is good, but understand that playing through a wireless will always degrade the quality of the tone somewhat, particularly in the area of sustain. There are squelch and volume controls on the receiver to fiddle around with, but it takes a little getting used to playing with a slightly duller tone. Changing the EQ and presence controls on the amplifier can help in achieving the tone that's been lost through the wireless set.

Another benefit of using a wireless guitar is that it cuts down on the risk of electrocution. Some clubs have funky power, or don't have all the lines grounded properly, so playing a corded guitar and touching the microphone (by the hand or with wet lips) can produce a shocking surprise. Playing with a wireless set directly takes out one major component of this equation as the guitar is not physically connected by any cables to the amplifier, cutting down on this risk of grounding fiascos.

I would save my wireless set for some shows... I've always been of the mentality that with the less gear I use, the less likely equipment is to fail. But, since the time I've bought it, FCC rules have changed and it is illegal to use my wireless set as it broadcasts on a banned channel. Overall, it’s a decent transmitter but there are way better ones on the market for a better price.

I use to live and repeat for 6 months on a low.

I bought it after my research on the different models on the Net. I did not try other models.

I like the small footprint, light weight and overall system reliability. I never identified its weak, interference of this material. Play is free to move, which foot!! Especially since you can really get away from the receiver with no problem. The day I will play on a stage that allows me to leave the reception area, I will be rich. to play in bars and party venues, not points. And even if a thick wall between the transmitter and receiver.

The only weak point is the lack of effective warning of the decline in the level of the transmitter battery. I found myself in concert in the middle of a piece of stranded stack. Unpleasant. Sudden urge to trample under the taunts of other group members, jealous and scornful.

The system is not given, and deserved given the cost of a beefier transmitter housing. For the moment I do not have close to him but I have doubts about the life of the plastic if by chance he made a few falls and a few slides ...

The simulator is a cable length of useless gadgets. To invest in a useful, Line 6 investire could have a flashing warning on low battery.

Bought it a couple of months ago, I use it with my guitar or my bass in rehearsal.
The sound is good, much as with a cable of good quality.

The stuff I like +:
- The sound, it is good: no leakage, no breath. For guitars it's good for the bass is good too (including a 5-string with his serious IF) is significant when the two group like me.
- The practical side in rehearsal (you can walk, adjust the sound system, a small dining Lu, back to his amp, to sing the chorus with the other guitar player, all forbidden things when you have a ball and chain)
- Price: cheap but not super expensive, the price of a good pedal.
- Autonomy: with rechargeable batteries (2600 mAh) that holds two repetitions of about 3 hours. Important detail: I'm turning off the machine on Thursday evening, Wednesday evening following the batteries are dead. It seems that there is still contact, even off.
- Resistance to interference: we play in a room lit by neon lights, with tube guitar amps and transformers Maousse much tougher, not the least annoying noise for now.

The stuff I like -:
- The clip. Bazaar set for attaching metal to strap my stuff is not super reliable, this bar is often when I am not my Townsend, Gave it. If this continues, I'll put sticky velcro on it and basta
- The loss of his immediate and sudden when the batteries are exhausted. 10 minutes earlier, everything is good, 10 min later, more sound. And it cuts at once. Hello atmosphere in the song when suddenly over her. So yes, there is an indicator on the gear indicator, which is supposed to blink when the voltage collapses: OK but the machine is on my belt in my back is not too practical to predict when the sound goes be cut.
- Dead battery, even when not in use (see above)

In the end, I'm pretty happy because of his strengths: his impeccable, no noise.
For weaknesses, it always manages.
In conclusion: something superfluous, so indispensable.

I use it for 2 days, for now, that's exactly what I was looking for a wireless format pedal easily put in the pedal. I have not tried other models, I went blindly, the comments were pretty good.
Like:
"The fact of not having cable in the legs
The small-format receiver
-The sound is in my view of things might such a loan. (I used the simulation of jack 5-6m, and I do not see any differences with my old jack).

I do not like:
The side-plastic elements, I think it would have ruined not put a box a little less plastic.

For long-term problems, I have not yet had ..

I would do this choice without problems