I never gamble either, but here's a sure bet: nothing beats the joy you have coming.

Heartfelt congratulations and all the very best to you and yours.

There sure is!

Plant any XD-V lavalier beltpack in the room and monitor its receiver via a powered loudspeaker where you are...

...Although I have been told that there may be somewhat cheaper systems available.

(Mind you, none of them will allow Junior to subsequently plug in his Variax to jam with Daddy.)

I'm not sure how you get from "losing signal" to "burnt out motherboard" ... but ...

Click on the "contact us" link at the bottom of the page

IMPORTANT

I do not understand this either, but I know that it is urgent and something horrible has happened.

Try to visit

http://translate.google.com

where you may be able to write a full and clear report in your own language, have it translated into English ...and then paste it for us to understand it better here or via the contact link.

Even if the translated version is not natural or elegant, I feel that we will get a better idea, as you will probably find it far easier than trying to "think in English."

"A friend of mine told me..."

No disrespect to this "friend", (who is only trying to help) but there is NO way anyone (other than Superman, with his "x-ray vision") can "see" a motherboard fault from the outside.

So I have just three observations to make:

First, it seems to me (now that we have something of a description) that the fault may (only "may") be as simple as an RF input component either having become disconnected from the rest of the circuitry or incorrectly "seated" when originally assembled.

Second, to help all of us, (we are, after all, a community) please update us on how things work out by going here: http://line6.com/support/digital_wireless/xdv-mics  and clicking "Start a discussion" under "Actions" at the top right. This will help others with similar issues find it, provided you put something like "Relay G50: No Signal, All LEDs Red" in the top (title) box and mark it as a question ...and finally...

Third, you should definitely take up Don Boomer's offer of direct help from Line 6 by clicking on "Contact Us" at the bottom of this page.

My feeling is  that you have had the worst bad luck in getting a "one in ten thousand" unit that either shipped with an initial fault or suffered excess shock in transit.

I am not connected with Line 6 in any way, other than these forums. I am just a client like you. Accordingly, I feel your disappointment and pain in having to spend both time and shipping money to get this fixed under warranty.

However, what I can tell you, from personal experience, is that Line 6 equipment is generally among the most reliable and well built that you can get.

Sadly, different agents in different countries DO give vastly different levels of service.

Go to the "Contact Us" link and deal directly with Line 6, but remember that their "Saturday morning" starts about ten hours from now.

As I see it, there is NO WAY you should need to pay for a whole new unit ...and maybe Line 6 will "put a bomb" under your local agent!

A little feedback from my long and boring problem...

Since I settled my problem with the dropouts I had many rehearsals in the same conditions. The "problematic" G50 is used by our bassist, I use the V75. We had ZERO dropouts. None, nada, niente, keine, etc

Everything sounds fabulous, live gigs sound outstanding. We'll nevere ever use cables again.

Maybe  some of the Line6 stuff will learn that sometimes it might be a gear problem and not interference and any other blabla I was feeded with. Maybe users will seee that some of the Line6 repair centers are giving false/wrong diagnostics. Maybe Line6 will change their policy how they train their service center employees. Maybe not...

However, it's not always a user error!

Bottom line is that I have to thank Line6 creating such devices, I have to thank to the open minded people working there, I have to thank them sending me a FW upgraded emitter for the G50 for free.

Whoever is reading this, guys, go with Line6 wireless, you will never regret your decision!

P.S.: Having a child beats any Line6 gear So, make music, have sex! Perfect combination.

Mmm. somewhow I fear that your declaration of love to Line6 will be little comforting to the guy who has spend a lot of money on equipment, that he thinks is top quality and reliable, after his gig was ruined due to failing gear.

According to what I hear and read, some complaints seem not to be incidents. For instance, I would like to hear from line6 what they have done, or plan to do, on the issue of the connection between the cable and the transmitter unit, which apparently gives a lot of people headaches.

And, while at it, maybe they can explain the choice for such cable, in stead of using a more standard connection.    

At the moment I myself am considering to replace another digital wireless (Stageclix) that caused a lot of trouble (so I've been there...).

I was thinking about the line6 G90 but am very hesitant at the moment, especially while I'm in Europe so a defect could mean a lot of hassle.