I use the g30 for two weeks. I spent a few hours on his arrival and then three full rehearsals. the sound that comes out is exactly the same as a jack. if the difference is, it is not audible. the scope is more than enough to cover all scènes.au after 20 meters and a few walls in any case, the machine is running or not, the ear could already read. it still works with me in the garden!
I got a shure akg & tested a front: very disappointed. many parasites, the signal rarely cut or eaten whole tps (I had the impression that the strings in chewing gum, with a gibson and a engl qd even damage it!), fragile stuff etc. ...
+ What I like the g30 biensur is that the signal does not move a hair, the sound is exactly the same as they would with a good jack. is a priori the least we can do for a jack (wireless or not!) and yet so far is the only wireless that fills this role perfectly. I also like the fact that the starting and stopping does not cause a "plop" even with the mounted volume, for me it's the little details, the small finishing slamming. I also like the format pedal receiver that will join my pedal board ducoup.
_ What I like least: simulations of jacks that are useless (I would have preferred not to have and pay 10 or 20 euros less), the appearance of cheap plastoc ISSUER receptors (true it's scary at first!) and fat consumption piles.après I did not line 6 plus.Mais I am forced to admit that for wireless, they have done something good that will to many people not just to fans of line 6 and the digital.
For me the price / quality ratio is very bon.250 euros on the Net (French). This is less than the akg when I bought it a few years ago and it has never filled.
For now my point of view, that's very good for this without fil.9 parsqu'il is ugly and greedy.