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There are a myriad of wireless options out there for the modern guitarist in a huge range of prices. A quick search of a good music shop will give you results ranging from a £71 Xvive to almost £500 for a Line 6 Relay G90. And it can all get a bit confusing.
The one under review here is also a Line 6 offering, but one in a middle price bracket of just under £200. The Line 6 Relay G10S.
A quick personal note here: I owned the original Relay G10 and liked it very much for both studio work and small gigs. However, anyone else out there who has one of these will be aware of the strange choice that Line 6 took with the power jack – a micro USB port. The issue being simple: it’s pathetically fragile. That combined with the plastic housing means that within a short time, even just with studio work, the socket gets bent out of shape and this renders the unit an expensive paperweight in an era when we all use computers. I can’t think of anything much more useless!
So, when Line 6 announced the G10S, I was really interested as it included the best aspects of the G10 but eliminated the known issues. It is also designed to fit right on your pedal board and looks great.
Specs:
24-bit audio quality, free from dropouts and interference
130’ line-of-site range