killtone66 0 Posted June 6, 2018 Hello - I have a G70 that has worked really well for me for a few years, but at my last gig my signal started dropping out at about 30 feet. Are there any simple problems that cause this or am I going to need to get it repaired? I have never done any kind of update or programming on it. When I got it a few years ago I just connected it and it worked so well immediately that I never looked back. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
phil_m 4,174 Posted June 21, 2018 It was probably something causing interference on the channel you're using. Really, you should do a channel scan as described in the manual before each gig to find the channel with the least interference. Also, if you haven't done it, you should probably confirm that both your transmitter and receiver are running the latest firmware. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
teekay1 0 Posted February 5 I have had nothing but problems with my G70 system. I love the concept since I keep 3 guitars on stage each with slightly different volumes. The problem seems to be with the cable input. The cables that come with them and/or the input jack design have problems (I have 4 transmitters and a receiver). I see RF connectivity but many times I have to wiggle the cable connector at the transmitter input to connect the audio and it is not just with 1 transmitter or 1 cable. It is somewhat better using non-Line 6 cables but still not great. This is quite a nuisance since I am constantly switching guitars and have to reach down and mess with the cable. Hate to ditch these but it is a serious problem and I am tired of fighting it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
guillemcamos 0 Posted June 10 Hey! I did it a SCAN and I don't have enough signal in every channel.... First shows I went away 50 meters from stage and now I can't go away 5 meters. I went to the shop 6 months ago to explain this and they changed and repaired the transmitter, but currently I still having problems. Can someone help me, please?? Thank you Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
killtone66 0 Posted June 10 I ended up switching to a Sennheiser because after doing all of the recommended updates and scans I still had the same problems. No one wanted to acknowledge that it could possibly be an actual physical problem with the unit. I just needed something that worked so I moved on. BTW - if you are in an area where there is a lot of other digital signal (i.e. wifi) it WILL cause problems for any of the digital wireless systems. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
guitar54 1 Posted June 13 So I've the same issue. Never had problems, now I can't go more than 30 feet...updated firmware (that's not the issue), and have scanned (not the issue). Gonna sell mine and go with the Shure unit...done. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
