Running Two G10S Relays

[BigDaddy1550]

I have two G10S Relays... would there be noticeable signal loss connecting one of my G10s Relays from the last pedal in my pedalboard to input of the amp as well as from my guitar to the first pedal in my pedalboard.

[cruisinon2]

On 8/5/2024 at 11:25 AM, BigDaddy1550 said:

I have two G10S Relays... would there be noticeable signal loss connecting one of my G10s Relays from the last pedal in my pedalboard to input of the amp as well as from my guitar to the first pedal in my pedalboard.

 

I'm not gonna say its impossible...however, a wise man once said "The more complicated the plumbing, the easier it is to clog the drain". And while it's quite likely that somewhere, some intrepid soul has probably tried to daisy-chain multiple wireless units in the manner you suggest, but for the life of me I don't know why you'd bother. It's just one more thing (and a wildly unnecessary thing, while we're at it) that can go on tilt and ruin your night. It's one more battery that you have to keep charged all the time. Plus, given the "clear line of sight" these units need to function properly, it's a good bet that any obstacle (namely you, or anyone/anything else on stage) between the the unit transmitting from the pedalboard to the amp will cause a drop out at some point. Latency may also become an issue. I love playing with a wireless...but you're the only one who benefits from being untethered...your pedalboard doesn't give a sh*t, lol. It sits still all night long, regardless. Just run a cable from the board to the amp, and duct tape it down like everybody else...;)

[PierM]

Isnt about signal loss...but about doubling the risk of signal drops and glitches due a busy wifi channel.