Initially introduced in 2016 the Line6 G10 is a wireless guitar system with a 50
foot range and 24-bit digital sound quality... certainly isn't the cheapest
wireless system on the market and if we're being honest a $55 wireless system
it's going to give you the same result, but there are some features on the Line
6 G10 that make it stand out from a more budget system ...Hi, i'm Derek Paul
and in this video I'm going to be looking at a Line 6 G10 Wireless guitar
system... for me it was all about the convenience with the G10 but what I
mean is that the receiver has some key features, for example is small form
factor so it's sits well on the guitar, the receiver and the transmitter
automatically pair and choose the best channel for operation on the Lekato
system I reviewed you have to manually switch the channel if there are
any issues... and there were unfortunately it knocked out my Wi-Fi quite frequently
and I had to switch the channel each time I used it, now that's not to say
you'll have the same problem it's a great system I'm not knocking it... but I'm
primarily interested in convenience, the G10 has a noise canceling system (Auto
muting) works like one of those expensive guitar cables to prevent that popping
noise when you plug it in or disconnect it so you won't hear the buzz ... clever
stuff... plus it has cool charging station that lets you know what's happening with
the receiver, when it's charged, if the connection is weak etc it's really easy
to see what's happening with it looks cool too and it's always ready to go when
you need it... see, convenience.
Eight hour battery life when charged.. more than enough for a gig and the range
and connection reliability are all excellent, haven't experienced any
dropouts at all in my apartment plus it also has a sleep mode so when it doesn't
detect a signal from the guitar for about four minutes
it goes quiet and goes to sleep to preserve the battery life, 2.9
milliseconds latency means you won't hear it at all it's like putting
your ear three feet from the amp, sound will take around two point nine
milliseconds to reach your ear... one thing I'm aware of now after using
wireless guitar systems is the connection volume what I mean is when
the note dies on the guitar, you want to be able to hear it until there's no
sound at all and some budget wireless systems will almost gate the note when it
reaches a certain low volume... if that makes sense, almost like the system is
saying I don't detect a sound anymore at a certain threshold so it won't transmit
it whereas the G10 doesn't do this this is just my experience though as i play at
low levels in my apartment, so what are your experiences with this or any
wireless guitar system?... for me though it's the perfect solution, my wife bought
it for me as a gift and I love it!... I just love the convenience of its easy charging,
always ready to go, no noise when connecting... perfect ....thanks
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