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Which wireless? (Shure/Line 6/Boss)

Which would you recommend?-based on your experience


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Line 6 G50 user here. Average 40-60 gigs/year with a couple bands and setups. One time I had an issue due to to being too close to the sound guys intimidating RF setup. A guitar player in band 2 has had issues but nothing major. Bottom line - G50 and up, as well as GLXD and up - you have no worries. If I could choose right now? Shure - because of the built in tuner. Both are good gear. No exp with the Boss. But historically Boss has been Meh across the line. So... Shure or L6......
 
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Line 6 G50 user here. Average 40-60 gigs/year with a couple bands and setups. One time I had an issue due to to being too close to the sound guys intimidating RF setup. A guitar player in band 2 has had issues but nothing major. Bottom line - G50 and up, as well as GLXD and up - you have no worries. If I could choose right now? Shure - because of the built in tuner. Both are good gear. No exp with the Boss. But historically Boss has been Meh across the line. So... Shure or L6......

Clear. Thank you.
 
I see.. Thank you!
I have 2 other band mates that are using L6 pedalboard mounted wireless units.. G50's (?) I believe - I don't pay much attention to them :)
But.. with 3 devices on 2.4G on stage, the auto-sensing channel operation of the Senn D1 has not EVER had an issue with dropouts or interference.
Yes, I've had the xmitter battery die mid-song... but that's user error, not equipment malfunction! :)
 
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I have gigged the Shure GLDX-16 for a couple of years now; probably 75 shows or more and it has been excellent and reliable.

I power the tuner/receiver with a battery power pack as I don't run any other pedals. Easy, reliable and I don't need to plug it in. My power pack lasts about 6 hours, the transmitter lasts at least that long but I have never tried to go longer with it.
 
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i really like my relay G75 but the shure GLXD-16 is quickly becoming a bar band industry standard from what i can tell. (also i've been told the relay G70/75 is discontinued, still not clear if that's true)

the G50 is decent but dated, not nearly as powerful as the GLXD. the rest are mostly just toys.
 
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