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how does the dropout occur? do you lose the signal every few seconds or so? i had a similar experience with a brand new unit years ago. the signal will just cut after about 40-60 seconds of playing like it resets or something. local distributor just replaced it.

is it on the same frequency? RF1/RF2. 3 red bars on the "receiver" usually means wireless interference

might be any of your phone or tablets near the receiver. it happens to me whenever my phone is in close proximity to the receiver so i disable the wifi.

i think it's a limitation of the device itself. i did a similar setup before - amp switching between clean and distorted sound. switching between those 2 amps will have some sort of split second noise (or whatever you want to call it) or unwanted sound.

an authorized dealer here in Singapore. unfortunately, the upgrade requires access to an xd-v75. if you have access to one or know any shop or person willing to lend you the device, you can upgrade it manually by following the instructions on the link below http://line6.com/support/topic/395-how-to-really-update-the-firmware-of-a-relay-g30-6-channel-receiver-rxs06/

It means your unit is using an old firmware and it is not RF2 capable. Line 6 messed up the shipping of a lot of "brand new" G30 devices before. I bought mine new and it even came with the RF2 enabled note. It turns out it is not and had to go back to the shop to have it upgraded.

you can follow this procedure:

just did the opposite. sold my hd500x and bought new pedals to populate my board (timeline, bigsky, vol pedal, comp, etc) :wacko:

you can use a splitter cable or a shorter daisy chain to feed 2 or more pedals using a single output from your pp2+. just make sure that the output current can supply all the pedals. this is what i do and i don't want another charger/cable running out from my board (4CM routed to amp and 1 power cable from PP 4x4). that extra usb cable/charger is just an additional hassle in my opinion. i'm using a G30 and i can use the 9V output from the PP 4x4

i've been using these rechargeable batteries and they last 6-8 hours

it depends on the batteries you are using. mine seems to last at least 6 hours

yes. i use this on a dual amp setting to toggle in between amp/paths (clean and driven amp). unfortunately, the switch between the 2 path is not seamless. if you are continuously playing, you will hear some sort of sound disturbance (not sure how to describe this) as you switch between the clean and driven amp.

http://line6.com/support/topic/16531-hd500x-sync/?do=findComment&comment=122395

After sending the patch from HD500 edit software to the device, press save twice on your HD500x. This will ensure that the settings are completely saved on the device.

the amps on the new packs are definitely louder compared to the stock ones. as the others already mentioned, lowering the levels on the new amp packs is all it takes to make everything even