Wireless users

[Jevil]

I own a Samson Concert 77 wireless system for guitar. I hardly ever use it cause I prefer the reliability of the jack cable.

But I wonder if it is normal to have some reverb-like noises.

It is like a reverb tail... not noticeable until I stop playing or play some tight riff with lots of stops and silences betwen.

 

[pipaguapique]

not that i know of...it should sound pretty close to if you were using your cable though. no reverb tails or nothing.

Interference/crackling should occur sometimes only if you are running out of battery or the signal is weak.

 

[Jevil]

not that i know of...it should sound pretty close to if you were using your cable though. no reverb tails or nothing.

Interference/crackling should occur sometimes only if you are running out of battery or the signal is weak.

Signal is strong, batteries are new...

 

[pipaguapique]

that means one thing...

...you're ready to sell it. HAHA

 

[SimonTaddio_Qc]

I use an Audio-Technica 3000-series wireless on every gig I've done for the last year and a half, as well as using it on most rehearsals too.
Never had a single problem other than dead batteries.
I couldn't do without one at a metal gig for sure.

 

[TonyS.]

Try the G50 or higher of Line6. Im using the G90 and have a lot of Sennheiser and Beyerdynamic at work....the G90 sounds awesome! digital > analog (for wireless)

 

[amarshism]

No problems on the shure pgx4 here

 

[AHChris]

Big fan of the line6 wireless line here! I never look back...

 

[nwright]

Another vote for the Line 6/X2 stuff! Our whole band is outfitted with X2 wirelesses, guitar, bass and vocals. They all work well together and sound great.

 

[pipaguapique]

yep...line 6 here too.

i kind of wanted to sell it because it sucks all the battery life in one night (unless it's duracell, it will last two or three nights) but then i saw AILD and they all use the X2's so...im staying with it. plus, it sounds freaking amazing.

 

[nwright]

The nice thing about the new Line 6 stuff is that it's all AA. Rechargeable high power and reliable AA's are more plentiful (and cheaper) than 9 volts. I've thought about selling mine just to get a new AA Line 6 Relay G30.

 

[pipaguapique]

nope...my Line 6 is 9V

 

[Jevil]

I don't want to change, Samson wireless are very good, I just want to know what the fuck ahppens to mine!

 

[nwright]

nope...my Line 6 is 9V

Yours is a Relay series? The Relay series are all AA...And they are the "NEW Line 6's" I was referring to. The Line 6 X2 stuff has been around for a few years and is no longer in production.