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The saddest part is that the technology for a rock solid signal already exists, and has for many years! Besides being a guitar player, I fly radio controlled model airplanes. There is a transmitter and a receiver which work over the 2.4 band. Some planes my friends fly cost $4-5k, expensive. Your plane might be up to 1,000 feet away. The technology has been worked out so you just DON'T LOSE A SIGNAL to your plane, which will cause a crash. It works every time and doesn't interfere with the 10 other guys that are flying their expensive planes. It is obvious that Line 6 has no awareness of that technology. Does Line 6 even monitor these posts?

I am extremely disappointed with the performance of my G10SII, too many signal dropouts make this device useless for gigging. At first I thought it was a defective device, and sent it back to sweetwater for a replacement. But the replacement performs just as poorly as the original. I now regret having sold my old trustworthy G10 5V system, it never gave me any issues in the 5 years I had it. I feel Line 6 has dropped the ball on this device, supposedly newer/better tech. The only thing I've found that helps is to dock the transmitter into the receiver for 15 seconds which apparently makes it reconnect to its best frequency. But then the question remains, why am I having to diddle around with a device that's advertised as being hassle free?

Good points. I will certainly given them a listen. Thanks.

Thanks for clarifying this! I am new to Line 6 guitar effects processors, just bought a POD Go. Since it has the Helix engine, I suppose it's best to stick with the new effects.

In the POD Go user manual, a given effects block listing has 2 colors. See attached screen capture. What do they mean? thanks.

My G10 has been working really well on my Stratocaster. I love the freedom to walk around, makes a big difference in my playing. One issue was how the tremolo arm would bang on the plastic transmitter housing, after I let go of the arm while playing. That can't be good for the transmitter! So I put a small section of 1/2" foam weatherstripping tape from home depot on the transmitter. Problem solved.

I have a Kala ukulele, which uses Kala brand of pickup and EQ and volume control. Kala is the most popular selling brand of ukulele in the US. The G10 was flashing green after insertion but no sound from the amp. I reversed the wiring of the sleeve and the ring on the jack and still no sound from the amp. A friend of mine has a Kala, different model, and he also cannot get his G10 to work. We are both awaiting a Hosa right angle adapter. This is frustrating, why doesn't Line 6 ship an adapter with the product? Close to $200 and they don't include a cheap adapter??? Why hassle the customer?