Line 6 Relay G10SII Guitar Wireless System

Works perfectlyGood range and no delay time.Good battery life.

Great wireless rig! Charge lasts a long time. I had to learn the hard way, that once it is charged you shouldn't plug it all the way into the dock when not in use. It will drain the wireless 1/4 stereo jack.

I actually bought a used one some how the first time (had a sticker that thanked me for giving the product a second life). I totally thought that was why i had so many issues with it, so I sent it back and bought another (hoping this time it actually was "new").But even when the "new" one arrived, it responded the exact same way... if i turned my body and put it (my body) in line between the transmitter and the receiver it would drop the signal entirely. I could barely get 6 feet from it and the signal would degrade drastically (is that why they call it a "line 6", it has to be inline at no more than 6 feet?).When I entered a room with an active WiFi router... it cut out at random intervals, often. I was super disappointed.If you stand real still and keep the receiver on the floor just below the transmitter where there is no WiFi signal transmitting... it's awesome. It stayed charged OK... was very easy to use, plug and play... but beyond that... not so much.My search for playing without a cord continues...

First one I received was DOA and transmitter would charge for 1-2 minutes and bail out, signaling red-amber. Support was reachable within 10 minutes and they advised to return it. Amazon accepted return and shipped replacement even before I returned dead unit. Easy.Second one (received next day) works just fine.I live in an 3 story apartment and have 2 wifi routers, every neighbor around has at least 1, also I have hue lights, wifi fans, wireless 5.1 sound and plenty of other wireless stuff. Pretty busy RF environment.So far I don’t have any problems with dropping signal or latency, I can walk around to other rooms and keep playing with no interference or interruption.I’ll update the review after some time passes or if it breaks suddenly but so far I’m very satisfied. 1 star off for DOA unit.

I sadly found too much interference present for this system to work properly at my ideal placement. The box was thrown out so I must now keep it. I tested placement between the base and myself, as well as placement close to and away from my router. If I remove the network equipment from my room and place my desktop into airplane mode, I do not experience drops when positioned up to 6 feet away. Anything else is a mess of constant drops while trying to record/monitor into an Motu M2. If not for the poor interference handling, I would really love this packaged overall. I also had to download software to update the firmware as it would otherwise refuse to charge, not a good look. Given my setup seems quite tame, I am left with an overall 2 star review. I can see this working for some people but it shouldn't be this bad.I decided to bite the bullet on the Shure GLXD16+ and it is fantastic, solid build and the connection was clean no matter what I did. While I really like the G10S transmitter design, the performance on the Shure is just too good.

I have the relay system for my yamaha thr30 amp and it works beautifully in my bedroom. I decided to get the full system for my living room amp, which is in the same room as the wifi router, and I get nothing but interference or no sound at all on every channel once i get more than a few feet away, If I turn around the sound cuts out entirely.The system works great if you have no other 2.4ghz signal in the room, but I had to return it because it was effectively unuseable in the room I need it in.Something to consider. It does NOT work in all situations. Back to a long cable.....

I have a cheap set of dongle type wireless adapters that were going out so I decided to splurge on the G10s. I have not used these in a gigging situation, but at home these work great. I can still get no dropout or interference with a brick wall, furnace, and a wireless router in a direct line between my guitar and receiver about 15' apart. Noticeable dropout didn't occur for another 10 or 15' so I bet with a direct line of site it would be close to advertised. I like the easy plug and play setup. I can't compare to more expensive setups, but this seems to do the trick for me.

It works as it should. I have found no issues, as some have had. Time will tell.