You need to get some li-ion AA rechargeables - a game changer. Note these are NOT nicad's which have a lower voltage and useless for digital applications.. The LI-on ones last close to duracells but of course are rechargeable...
Gotta say I had very good luck with Eneloop Pro in my Line6 G30.
You need to get some li-ion AA rechargeables - a game changer. Note these are NOT nicad's which have a lower voltage and useless for digital applications.. The LI-on ones last close to duracells but of course are rechargeable...
Probably will at some point but the pay from gigs is enough to easily cover the cost of the 24 packs. I use the less-than-half full ones for rehearsals and practicing at home.
You need to get some li-ion AA rechargeables - a game changer. Note these are NOT nicad's which have a lower voltage and useless for digital applications.. The LI-on ones last close to duracells but of course are rechargeable...
Do you have any recommended brands? or would these suffice?
Gotta say I had very good luck with Eneloop Pro in my Line6 G30.
Thanks dmattews, for your tip!, At this m,oementI still looking and searhing foor reliable, non interfernce and for a reasonable distance finctioning system, preferably guitar and amp plug (if there are any). If not avaible then I'm forced to get a base station for having a tramitter and a receiver.
Do you have any recommended brands? or would these suffice?
I recommend Pale Blue AA for in ears and guitar wireless. Only do they have plenty of power, and last a long time, but it only takes one hour to fully charge them with the included USB cable.
I recommend Pale Blue AA for in ears and guitar wireless. Only do they have plenty of power, and last a long time, but it only takes one hour to fully charge them with the included USB cable.
OK, now that's cool. I've not seen rechargeable batteries with the charging port *on* the battery itself.
Slick.
Hi,
i´m using the StageClix Jack V4Pro Wireless 5,8GHz now since 2020
Using StageClix since 2009 or 2010 (don´t remember exactly), started with V1 in 2,4GHz.
Without any issues.
Changed to V4 in 2020 after 10 Years of troublefree stage-time.
No cable on instrument side, no batteries needed.
Receiver is also charging station for the sending device.
1 hour of charging means 4 hours of playing
So no worries about forgotten or empty batteries.
If you´re in trouble with interferences, just change the channel by sticking in the sender in the main unit.
Very easy to handle.
Yes, for years I've been using the GT10S on one pedalboard and on my other board I use the xvive u2 wireless system with a built into the pedalboard transmitter ("MOD") from Rockboard. I can recommend both. I used to use the Shure GLX16 which is rock solid and also a clear recommendation but it's a lot more expensive. You can't go wrong with these but there surely are many good ones today.
Persobnally I use the ones without the charging port on the battery for maximum capacity and I can charge all 4 together.
The ones I have used are Kent-Li and been running them for about 6 or 7 years with no issues.
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i´m using the StageClix Jack V4Pro Wireless 5,8GHz now since 2020
Using StageClix since 2009 or 2010 (don´t remember exactly), started with V1 in 2,4GHz.
Without any issues.
Changed to V4 in 2020 after 10 Years of troublefree stage-time.
No cable on instrument side, no batteries needed.
Receiver is also charging station for the sending device.
1 hour of charging means 4 hours of playing
So no worries about forgotten or empty batteries.
If you´re in trouble with interferences, just change the channel by sticking in the sender in the main unit.
Very easy to handle.
I looked at these but they went out of business for a period of time and were very expensive - otherwise looked great!
Sennheiser EW-D here, and it's very very good.
i ve test a lot of 100€-160€ wireless stuffs and there have all very bad sound quality.
Choise the price of the sound.
I recommend Pale Blue AA for in ears and guitar wireless. Only do they have plenty of power, and last a long time, but it only takes one hour to fully charge them with the included USB cable.
Thanks, I never knew these existed! Wow!
Thanks, I never knew these existed! Wow!
They are a revelation. I also use LI-ion rechargeable PP3 and AAA batteries as well..
Is it just me, or are Shure's wireless guitar offerings kind of lacking these days?
I’m on an Audio Technical offering. Works well with no dropouts.
Is it just me, or are Shure's wireless guitar offerings kind of lacking these days?
I agree....just wish they would make a bug type system...
Without starting a new thread, does anyone have a recommendation for cheap wireless? My xVive are dying and I need something for use in the house. They won’t be gigging
Without starting a new thread, does anyone have a recommendation for cheap wireless? My xVive are dying and I need something for use in the house. They won’t be gigging
Is the Boss Wl 20 too expensive?
Is the Boss Wl 20 too expensive?
Yes man, I’m thinking cheap as chips as they’ll only be used next to the KPA. Thanks though, I was thinking of
