Hi
I recently purchased a *Wi Digital Wi AudioLink MP Professional Stereo Digital Wireless Audio System*
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/…_Professional_Stereo.html
When I use it into the kemper it sounds like the ocean is in my apartment but I tried it with another piece of gear and has only a tiny bit of noise
Is there any reason the Kemper would have issues with a wireless system? Any settings I need to change?
Hoping a few of you might have used a wireless with it and can chime in 
I have used a Line6 G50 wireless with my Kemper since Feb of 2012 - no noise issues whatsoever vs a cord. If the other piece of gear is that much quieter, I'd make sure they were running comparable amounts of gain and volume.
Pete
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I recently purchased a *Wi Digital Wi AudioLink MP Professional Stereo Digital Wireless Audio System*
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/…_Professional_Stereo.html
When I use it into the kemper it sounds like the ocean is in my apartment but I tried it with another piece of gear and has only a tiny bit of noise
Is there any reason the Kemper would have issues with a wireless system? Any settings I need to change?
Hoping a few of you might have used a wireless with it and can chime in
Are you using as much gain with the other gear, or less?
Simple question: are you using the same input (front or rear) for both setups?
The back input is admittedly noisier than the front one. I would NEVER use it, actually, I find it terrible.
So yeah, if you're plugging the wireless system in the back, switch to front and see how that goes.
Simple question: are you using the same input (front or rear) for both setups?
The back input is admittedly noisier than the front one. I would NEVER use it, actually, I find it terrible.
So yeah, if you're plugging the wireless system in the back, switch to front and see how that goes.
Very good suggestion!
I also use a Line 6 Relay system and it's super quiet.
Simple question: are you using the same input (front or rear) for both setups?
The back input is admittedly noisier than the front one. I would NEVER use it, actually, I find it terrible.
So yeah, if you're plugging the wireless system in the back, switch to front and see how that goes.
I didn't even know about the rear input! I've been using the front one
I just went to the input setting and dialing down the distortion sense to -12 killed alot of the noise
It didnt seem to change the tone to much
front/alternative seemed the most noisy but when i switched to rear input and turned down the distortion sense or esp the reamp sense it cleaned up alot of the noise
Not sure the reason but would this be harmful to my tone?
Dialing the distortion sense to -12 means effectively dialing down distortion on all your rigs. Of course this will affect your tone and you wouldn't want to do that.
What would concern me is that even with the other gear you heard some noise as well. I'd try a different wireless system if possible and see if maybe the Kemper is just reproducing the same unwanted signal noise better than you're other gear. My Line 6 G50 is absolutely dead quiet, I think it's the only think I haven't had a problem with on that thing. It's been nothing but problems and I just ordered a Sennheiser to replace it. It was almost as quiet plugged in as it was when it was away getting repairs.
I just went to the input setting and dialing down the distortion sense to -12 killed alot of the noise
It didnt seem to change the tone to much
front/alternative seemed the most noisy but when i switched to rear input and turned down the distortion sense or esp the reamp sense it cleaned up alot of the noise
Not sure the reason but would this be harmful to my tone?
I would definitely not do that, unless you have some active EMGs and want to use them for some rockabilly 
You don't want to dial your distortion sense down just to clear up noise, that'll hurt your profile sound. How about noise gate? Did you try that?
Despite any of that, I'd just point out that if you don't get any noise when plugging into the Kemper directly, the problem is definitely the wireless system, so change that first.
I just went to the input setting and dialing down the distortion sense to -12 killed alot of the noise
It didnt seem to change the tone to much
front/alternative seemed the most noisy but when i switched to rear input and turned down the distortion sense or esp the reamp sense it cleaned up alot of the noise
Not sure the reason but would this be harmful to my tone?
You described the reason well.
If you bring down Distorted Sense and you don't hear a change in tone or distortion, then the gain of the rig in question is unnecessary high. Just turn it down!
The gear you compare it to, has much less gain for sure.
Hey Ingolf, could you tell me if the Line6 relay is really transparent ? I am so used to cables and never loved the old wireless systems...
Hey Ingolf, could you tell me if the Line6 relay is really transparent ? I am so used to cables and never loved the old wireless systems...
Gerald, I'm really picky with the sound of wireless vs. cable.
With the Relay I don't hear hiss or phasing issues.
For playing live I think it's a really great system.
really had nothing to do with the gain I'm afraid to say 
no idea why but I'm returning it
Maybe in the future I'll try a line 6
Good idea. Cheap wireless units are just asking for trouble. Use a cable, it isn't old fashioned yet
