AmishOutlaws

I have tried it on Auto as well as trying to find individual channels. The documentation/'Pilot's Guide' does not go into detail on the channel scan procedure other than having it set to Auto and leaving it in for 10 seconds. If the process involves more than that and you can specify I would appreciate it. Granted, my band uses wireless mics, we have in ear monitors, some of my guys run their own in ear mixes off iPads. There are signals and frequencies flying everywhere plus we play a lot of venues with their own systems and devices so if the G10S is that susceptible to other devices and signals it may just not be a good fit for someone doing the gigs I am. Also, due to the design of my bass, I had to get a straight adapter from Sweetwater (the specs and brand under recommendation from Line 6 support) to get the transmitter to plug into my bass so I suppose that could also be a contributing factor. I think this just may not be the right system for me unfortunately.

I purchased a G10S after being happy with my G50 until it started cutting out after 5 or 6 years of consistent use. I have had the G10S for just over a month and have used it at around 20 performances and had ONE where I had no signal issues. We perform in night clubs, concert halls, casinos, catering halls and more. WiFi, cell signals, etc. abound everywhere. Bottom line is the unit should work with the accessories it came with with at least SOME consistency rather than not working most of the time. I am hoping to return it and move on to another product or brand, pending a response from Line 6 on my ticket. I also chatted with Amazon, the retailer, and that support person was asking me to try different cables and power supplies before returning it so I threw the towel in there.