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I had this issue until I moved my laptop computer at least 6 feet away; even with the laptop’s wifi turned off it still “pinged” every minute or so and the G10 paid attention to that! Very annoying!

It did! My Godin works, I sold my older X2 on eebaiee and life is good!

Roger, wilco. I will post on here with the results.

It was slightly used from a big Music Store here and I don't believe there was one in the box but I will look. Just checked out the "Guitar Compatibility" pdf and ordered the Hosa GPP-151 online. That will hopefully solve that issue. Thanks for your help! How much do I owe you?!

Further to above, I rearranged things in order to move my Windows laptop to a spot 5-6 feet away from the G10 receiver and finally everything is happy. Now, where do I get whatever sort of adapter I need to allow it to work with my Godin (Multiac Grand Concert SA)? Jeff

Sorry...please disregard my last post, "Godin relay g10".

Godin relay g10

Hi and thanks for your reply. I updated "Line6 Monkey" thinking, "That's what they mean by 'Line6 Updater'" but as I found out they are definitely 2 different utilities. I am very frightened of these sorts of things after so many people I know have had their Vetta amps turned into paperweights (I've been luckier with my own). It turned out for me that the Updater would not have anything to do with my G10 until I allowed Windows to find drivers for the receiver and transmitter. The receiver is at 1.00 and the transmitter is at 1.04. Those appear to be the latest available. I still had the same problem so I just spent a bunch of time getting rid of all sorts of Windows spyware/telemetry/updates and, after rebooting, am still getting the same dropouts every 60 seconds. The only other things I can think of is to uninstall my laptop's wireless driver(s) or move the laptop very far away, none of which is feasible.

Further to my post above, my lovely better half crashed early so I quietly headed downstairs to see if I could eliminate a variable or two. My cell was completely shut off now and everything was ducky UNTIL I fired up my laptop. Again, the wifi eas disabled but like Ol' Faithful or clockwork it hiccupped once every 60 seconds. Any computer whizzes reading this? I dialed my Windows 10 laptop back to 7 as I couldn't seem to rid myself of Cortana and the hard drive seemed to spin every 45 seconds for no reason. If I am unable to solve this the G10 will be going back to the store as I need my laptop for the majority of my gigs and go back to the X2. Thanks, Jeff

I appreciate the intel here and unfortunately have the same issue. I have used many wireless systems over the years and have always carefully equalized my mixers channel strips by A/B-ing the cabled sound vs. the wireless tone. A few years ago I bought the Line6 X2 system and no longer have to change eq as the sound is extremely close. I picked up a G10 Relay last weekend and it sounds just as awesome but unfortunately it suffers from lots of dropouts. It is near a laptop which plays my midi files among other uses but I always have the wifi disabled when it is in my practise area. I took the batteries out of its mouse and my cell phone was upstairs. Our wifi router is at least 15 feet away and I don't use my wireless in-ear monitors in the house. There are no other wireless devices in the vicinity. I tried fully plugging the receiver into the charger for 10 seconds but kept having the über-dropouts. When a dropout happens the receiver's halo light flickers a second or two and then goes back to solid white and the sound quickly resumes. On a whim I tried timing the periods between dropouts to ascertain a pattern or any rhyme or reason. There was; the dropouts happen exactly every 60 seconds! Could this mean that a cellphone or ipad upstairs is causing interference by regularly checking for emails? I am out of time this evening and can't experiment with that sort of variable but does anyone have any advice? My X2 has NEVER had a dropout other than when the 9-volt dies.