scottatjoy123

Yep. I loved my unit and after the firmware update I can barely get through an hour rehearsal for worship. I have to charge it before and after. I used to go a whole weekend with two worship services and two rehearsals before the update. 

Yep.  I have only had my Relay G10 for about 6 months.  I used to be able to use it for 2 entire church services both Saturday night and Sunday morning.  Now I have to charge it overnight in between services and it barely lasts the two hours I need it.  

On 12/29/2018 at 9:09 AM, scottatjoy123 said:

Fixed it. After talking to the local Line 6 tech on the phone I opened up the unit, unhooked a couple ribbon cables, all the ones I could get to anyway, sprayed some contact solution on there and reseated the ribbon cables. I haven’t had a dropout since and that was a couple months ago now. 

I might add Fixed Temporarily.  It lasted about 2 months before it started to malfunction again.  3-4 different channels were doing this.  Line 6 needs to recall these or fix for free. 

It's working now.  I forgot to update the Transmitter firmware as well.  Did that.  Now it's good to go. My bad. 

Yes. The same thing happened to me. It’s worked great and after the firmware update yesterday I get no reception and one bar on the charge. 

My board started doing this a year ago on 2 channels. I thought it was the mics, then compression or a setting. Then cables or receivers. I opened up the m20d and sprayed contact solution on the ribbon connectors and re-seated them. Worked great for about 3 months, now it is doing it again on 4 channels. 3 mic channels and one line in acoustic guitar channel. What to do what to do. 

Fixed it. After talking to the local Line 6 tech on the phone I opened up the unit, unhooked a couple ribbon cables, all the ones I could get to anyway, sprayed some contact solution on there and reseated the ribbon cables. I haven’t had a dropout since and that was a couple months ago now. 

On 10/12/2018 at 8:19 AM, scottatjoy123 said:

I had the same issue with my MD20 and I’ve been troubleshooting it forever. I though it was my wireless receivers. I changed cables, handheld transmitters, and swapped channels. Two of them sound like there is a gate. When speaking into the mics they are very quiet until you yell loud in them and then they blhannel opens up and it’s fine for the time being. It may not happens again for a few minutes or an hour and maybe not even the next time you use them. You never know when it’s going to malfunction but it’s often. What can I do to fix this???

 

 

Fixed it. After talking to the local Line 6 tech on the phone I opened up the unit, unhooked a couple ribbon cables, all the ones I could get to anyway, sprayed some contact solution on there and reseated the ribbon cables. I haven’t had a dropout since and that was a couple months ago now. 

On 1/17/2015 at 11:49 AM, actdmusic said:

Only with the guitar? Did you try other sources? 

 

Some M20ds have problems with ground wiring causing some outputs and inputs to drop signal... 

It's an easy fix! 

So what's the fix?  Mine does this on two channels.  Both are handheld wireless channels.  Can you help me with the fix?  What do I need to do?

I had the same issue with my MD20 and I’ve been troubleshooting it forever. I though it was my wireless receivers. I changed cables, handheld transmitters, and swapped channels. Two of them sound like there is a gate. When speaking into the mics they are very quiet until you yell loud in them and then they blhannel opens up and it’s fine for the time being. It may not happens again for a few minutes or an hour and maybe not even the next time you use them. You never know when it’s going to malfunction but it’s often. What can I do to fix this???