Thanks for the help!!

I’m working around that by using tape on the lid and using a Levy’s transmitter holder/case. 
 

But were I to buy a new transmitter, which I’m considering…..which one is compatible?  Because I don’t see the G30 Relay, TBP06 transmitter available anymore, or anywhere that says which one is a replacement.

Thanks so much.

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Anyone know a fix for this it's very annoying - surely line 6 can fix this with a firmwqre update - I beleive I have the latest firmware. Base ids firmware 1.05 and treansmitter is firmware 2.06

Cheers

Steve

What could be causing this?

ktag

This didnt happen with my passive pickups. Is this normal with active pickups, or do I have a bad unit?

My guitarist has a G30 wireless and I have a Shure GLX-D16+.  I've never had a single issue with dropouts on mine, but my guitarist almost always has an issue with dropouts at gigs.  

I plan on buying an RF scanner soon so we can vet our channel settings at future gigs, but I can't find a list of what the frequencies are for the channels for the G30.  Does anyone have a list of these freqs so I can 1) make sure that he and I aren't stepping on each others' toes wirelessly, and 2) make sure we set it to the right channel at a venue?

Thanks!

Many Thanks. 

I see this has been an ongoing problem, but I need three (3) battery doors for my TBP12 transmitters, and nobody seems to have them.  Black duct tape will only last so long.  Clearly with the demand for this part, one could assume it's a weak point, prone to failure.  Has the TBP12 been discontinued, or is this a supply-chain issue?

Thanks in advance

last gig I tried 3 different channels. Never any red but same green bar drop outs.  This seems to be a new problem. I’ve used this for a while now at various venues.  Any ideas on where to start?  Rf1?  It happens with both transmitters.  
 

I did a lot of tests at home. Zero drop outs.  So something is happening with our live shows.  IEM, wifi, venue lights and sound and wifi?  No clue.  
 

thanks. 

Many of the Line6 devices can be reset, see https://line6.com/support/page/kb/general-faq/line-6-device-factory-reset-procedures-r435/ but the G10 is not there.

How do you reset the G10?

This didnt happen with my passive pickups. Is this normal with active pickups, or do I have a bad unit?

I'm experiencing signal dropouts with my Line 6 Relay G70 during performances. I've tried replacing batteries, updating firmware, and syncing the transmitter and receiver.

Has anyone else faced this issue or have any troubleshooting tips? Should I contact Line 6 support?

Thanks in advance!

HomeDepotSurvey

I searched the forum and found that these ones ( https://www.amazon.com/Wavelength-Antennas-Connectors-Wireless-Receivers/dp/B01GBO8JWO ) would work, but since it takes a few weeks to ship from the US I wondered if the Sennheiser Replacement Antenna 576131 could also work.

( https://www.bax-shop.nl/microfoon-antennes-accessoires/sennheiser-576131-antenne-voor-ew-g3-en-xs-serie-470-865-mhz?gclsrc=aw.ds&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=19682409354&utm_term=&adgroup=148853031489&creative=648199913263&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=ADC_NL_SHOPPING_CATCHALL-CORPORATE&utm_id=19682409354&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA0rW6BhAcEiwAQH28Isxv1krI--iHTDVzPF_dNzZZCxH2UgRofTQdGqHzBYH5Sc_Z7WHJExoCy6wQAvD_BwE )

That would be much easier since it costs only half and i could have tomorrow which would be nice since we have another show this saturday. Any advice would be welcome, thank you!

I've owned the transmitter for 13 years, and a firmware update was performed back then. I wanted to try updating the firmware again in the hope that it would help, but unfortunately, the software is no longer supported on my Mac. What should I do now?

I've been using a G90 with my TBP12 transmitter, but the G90 has started to become flaky (display not always coming on, sound dropping out, etc...) so I'm wondering about replacing the G90 with one of the other Relay receivers (G50 etc.), assuming they can be purchased separately.

I gather this may depend upon firmware version running in the TBP12, but I've not found a means to determine what that is- does anyone have any advice on how to proceed- do I scrap both the TBP12 and G90 and start again?

Thanks

David   

The two devices worked fine together until I noticed that the G10T no longer works when plugged in to my guitar. It recognizes the transmitter when charging, but the little battery symbol on the Spider V display disappears once I switch it to the guitar.

I've fully charged the transmitter, reinstalled the latest firmware for the Spider V (it was already installed, so no surprise that didn't help), and tried multiple guitars, all to no avail. I can't seem to find answers to this specific problem, so has anyone has this experience and solved it? I can't seem to get Line 6 Updater to recognize the transmitter so I can update its firmware.

I sold my tube amps and pedals, and bought the Spider V for ease of use, but it hasn't been a good showing so far. It sounds great live, but between the blown speaker in my Spider head, this wireless issue and the problems that my guitarist has with his Spider V, I'm not sure if it's worth so much hassle. Anyway, thanks for reading!

I've been having these ridiculous drop out issues with my G10TII (POD GO Wireless) at ridiculously short distances (7'/2m) lately. I've already downloaded the 2.0 version for the PGW, but if anything, the condition has worsened a little bit. I charge the unit to full and then put it back on its socket before I head to a gig. Then I set up my gear and do the charging/recognizing process again (white circle, then blue volt on display), before I start playing. Issue's still there. What's next?

Getting really desperate/frustrated here. :(

Mon C.

Relay G10T USB Charging Cable

See: http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/RelayG10TCable

I'm playing a Fender Jim Root Jazzmaster V4 with active EMG Daemonum pickups modded to run on 24 Volts instead of 9 Volts. Could this mod cause any damage to my Line6 Relay G50 transmitter?

I used to own the G30 (which is cheaper) and never had any issued. The G30 has antennas connected to it, while the G70 does not. Could that be the issue?

Surprised to NOT see much activity in the forum on the continued dropout issues for the G70 wireless (even with the important firmware update).  I am in the process of getting new wireless for my guitar and as I've searched all over the internet (Amazon, Sweetwater, MusFriend, Guitar Center, etc..), the personal reviews are consistently still complaints of major dropouts for the product (as of August 2016 - even with the latest firmware upgrade).  Has Line 6 continued to investigate the issue and dissatisfaction with users/owners of the product or is it just considered a viable product "as is"..?  Anyone else out there having these dropout issues..?

Txs..!

Just purchased a Relay G10Tii to replace the old transmitter with dead battery. I'm using it with the G10S reciever.

I was wondering wheter it is recomended to allow it to run out of battery before charging it again or whether I can charge it even when it has half of the battery (e.g. between 1 and 2 green lights) without compromising its battery life span? I just want to make sure that its fully charged before live shows, but I don't want to damage it so after few months its battery would only last for an hour or so...

Thanks

Picture #1: This is the XD-V75.  The battery door has been shut, and the level slid all the way to the left.  You can see the gap between the battery door and the body of the transmitter.Picture 2: This is a RELAY TBP12 TRANSMITTER.  You notice how tight the fit is.  This unit (and all  the others I have) work flawlessly.

Picture 3:  The battery compartment of the XD-V75.  Not a great picture.  But when I look in the battery compartment and look at the connectors on the floor of the compartment, the one on the right seems to be smashed a bit.  I thought about putting some shims of some sort into the compartment to see if I could create a connection when the door was closed.  But I figured the unit is still under warrenty and they will do a better fix than I can.

Any thoughts on how to fix it (w/o damaging it further)?

Thanks,

Bart

Just got a new g50 wireless, and am having troubles with it.

Every 10->20 seconds, the audio signal cuts out for around a second, and then comes back.

Tried it with several guitars, in several locations and at both close/extreme ranges. Tried it in RF1 and RF2 mode. Tried every available channel.

Tried several different sets of batteries in the transmitter (including the ones that were provided in the box), no change.

Here's a video of the LED display when the unit drops out:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh4F8ZhRII0

Notice how the signal is 3 green and then switches momentarily to 3 red, then back to green. This is when the drop outs occur (this happens twice in this video). In the video, I have the transmitter in another room (I was checking it wasn't overloading or something), and nothing plugged into either the transmitter or receiver. However, this happens with the transmitter at any range, and obviously still happens with a guitar/amp connected. I imagine this is where the receiver is re-syncing with the transmitter, and therefore not a cable issue etc.

The power supply I'm using is a T-Rex fuel tank chameleon, which can provide 9V DC 300ma on a single isolated supply, which is what the receiver is spec'd for. I don't have an official power supply (I bought the unit in the USA, but live in the UK), so I've ordered a 9V 500ma supply (as what is supplied with the unit) to test that, but I feel that it probably isn't the problem.

This has now taken up far more of my time than I can tolerate, getting a wireless is supposed to make things easier but so far it's been nothing but a pain. Any ideas what I can try to resolve this? I'd like to avoid sending it back, as I'd have to ship it to the USA I imagine.

Since having these troubles I've noticed a lot of threads where people are experiencing similar issues; is there no cure for this problem?

The item I ordered was a Stereo 6.35mm Female Socket to Male Mono ¼" Guitar 6.35mm Jack Plug Adapter.  The adapter worked but very poorly.  It added for lack of a better word, overdrive on clean sounds, and I believe the volume suffered and was coming in and out.

The size and footprint are perfect.  Can anyone recommend a better adapter solution?

thanks!

Make a old guy happy and surprise me with a bouncing baby Line 6 IEM System.

Sincerely,

Warren Castaneira

I have a Martin HD28 acoustic guitar with a Dtar Wavelength pickup. Until recently I used a cable to plug my guitar to the DI box. I bought a Line6 G10 wireless system and I plugged it on my Martin.

The problem is that there's now a high frequency noise that's added to the audio of the guitar in the PA. I tried the same wireless system with my Telecaster and there's no noise. I also tried it with a friend's acoustic guitar fitted with the Dtar Wavelength pickup and there's no noise... The only difference between my Wavelength and my friend's Wavelength is that it has a Volume and Tone whereas I have none.

What do you think could cause such a noise. Thank you for your help.

Cheers

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Soldered it in place today and was happy to find that it charges and syncs with my Spider V60 amp.  It also allowed me to update the G10 transmitter and receiver to their respective latest firmware updates.

Given that this wireless setup has been utterly useless to me for several years, I'm pretty happy about this.

I hope this helps someone else with a dead battery in a G10.  Be very careful taking it apart and especially while soldering the battery.  Get help if you need it.

Carl

Has this happened to anyone? Does Line 6 cover this or at least offer a repair?

The wires were ripped from the PCB on the back side of the plug. Does anyone know the functions of the colored wires?

The PCB is marked with RTS but I can't tell what the wires functions are on the board. They go to never never land!

I can repair it if I knew where the wires belong! 

I have rellay g50 wireless system.

When I perform I move and jump which causes the batteries to move inside the device

and it causes disconnections.

what can i do In order to solve this problem?

Thank's

My usb connection port on the base of the G10 is extremely wobbly .

The cable keeps moving so there is no charging .

I tried different cables but the problem is the port connection.

Anyone else have this problem?

Also updating it is not possible because the device does not show up when i try to update.

What can i do?

Can i open up the base myself and replace the connector and if so how do i open it up?

Any help would be appriciated.

Thanks ,

Roger

After a few minutes the transmitter changes to a flashing GREEN and then goes back to flashing RED.

If I remove the transmitter from the base, the base flashes WHITE and there is NO LIGHT on the transmitter.

My software has the latest update installed.

HELP!!