Wireless system for both rhythm and bass guitars

[Shadnor]

Hi
Thanks for quick answer. I am using the batteries coming with the wireless system: GP.Alcaline 15A LR6 size/Format AA1.5V.

[Gary Allen]

Hi Arne, I would try another battery just in case its faulty, I would also check the jack socket on the guitar or even try another guitar if you are losing the sound intermittently.

[Shadnor]

Hi, thanks for quick reply. I am using the batteries coming with the system: GP. alcaline, 15A LR6/format AA 1.5V, 0%mercury&cadmium.

[dave robinson]

We have three of these currently being used in the band and after three years never a problem of any description. If there is a problem with yours I would recommend you return it for a replacement, as it's still new.

[Shadnor]

Hello Gary. I am not familiar with what you mean with the english word jack socket on the guitar.

[dave robinson]

He means the plug socket on your guitar - where you connect the cable.

[tolo]

On topic - does anyone have experience using the Line 6 wireless stuff for studio work? Currently I am experiencing an audible 'click, click, clik' when I try to record guitars (don't laugh - but I think it might be the electric fence!). I don't get the noise when using midi - or when mixing - so I am guessing it might be the cables picking up the interference...

If there were no cables......??

Thoughts anyone?

Thanks,

Tony

[noelford]

Arne, like all the other Line 6 Relay users here, I have never had problem. Try using a different cable between the guitar and the transmitter - if the problem persists it is most likely a (rare) fault with the system an you should ask for it to be replaced.

Tony, I can't really answer your question but I can say that when using the Relay at home in my office, where I have all sorts of other electrical gear, I have never experience interference (apart from one of my dogs who feels the need to join in whenever I start to play!)

[mojolomjl]

On topic - does anyone have experience using the Line 6 wireless stuff for studio work? Currently I am experiencing an audible 'click, click, clik' when I try to record guitars (don't laugh - but I think it might be the electric fence!). I don't get the noise when using midi - or when mixing - so I am guessing it might be the cables picking up the interference...

If there were no cables......??

Thoughts anyone?

Thanks,

Tony

You could be right about the electric fence. When I visit my daughter in Ireland I get a clicking noise from the amp and when the fence
is switched off it goes away.

Regards,

Maurice.

[KurtFroberg]

On topic - does anyone have experience using the Line 6 wireless stuff for studio work? Currently I am experiencing an audible 'click, click, clik' when I try to record guitars (don't laugh - but I think it might be the electric fence!). I don't get the noise when using midi - or when mixing - so I am guessing it might be the cables picking up the interference...

If there were no cables......??

Thoughts anyone?

Thanks,

Tony

Hi Tony
If the noice comes from an electromagnetic field I guess it will go in through the guitar´s pickups, especially if they are single coils, so I don´t think the wireless will help.

Kurt