Recent content by WombatGB

I play in the House Band at an Open Mic where there is a lot of changing amps/instruments so being able to quickly move the transmitter & receiver to limit the amount of cables is a massive bonus.

Lol. I’m a Line 6 person so was originally attracted to a G10 but that, like the WL50 needs power at the ‘amp end’. What got me with the WL20 was the plug & play nature. When I’m on guitar I use it from my pod to the FOH, or acoustic to pa, or acoustic to pod.... The permutations are endless...

Yes, washerless is the way. I’m current convincing the wife that to be washerless I should trade the TC for a nice Mark Rig. Can’t cost me much more than a grand....

Yes, I think you you must have a duff one and I was talking about gluing one to my amp not the receiver. Mine has a tight fit and powers whichever WL20 bit I plug in. I expect gluing a washer to your adapter will work. Depends if you want to try and change it.

My right angled adapter fits snugly and i don’t need a washer. I got the Hosa one from Amazon. I will use it where I have an end pin attachment. Unfortunately the front panel on the BH 500 doesn’t really allow me to use the right angled adaptor. I’ve had success using a headphone extension cable...

Thanks, my next challenge is to find a way to stop losing washers! I’ve found that an old glasses case is a great home for the transmitter, receiver, the right angled ts/ts I bought in case things didn’t work with my active bass or Baggs Anthem (as recommended here) and a few washers. However I...

I've bought one and think it's great! It works with my active, passive and acoustic basses as well as my 6 string acoustic fitted with a Baggs Anthem. One consideration though is that because of the design of the jack socket on my TC BH500 (it slopes away from the hole) it won't activate the...