Line 6 Relay G10II Wireless Guitar System

From the Leader in Digital Guitar Wireless

The Relay Guitar Wireless Series provides plug-and-play simplicity with the G10 and G10S and offers a compact and ultra-lightweight solution in the G30 pedalboard wireless system. Since 2009, we've been a leader in digital guitar wireless technology. Our dedication to innovation and inspiring musicians is reflected in products including the Relay G10S and G10, our most accessible and easy-to-use 24-bit lossless digital wireless systems for guitar and bass, as well as the ultra-lightweight G30 pedalboard wireless system.

Plug-and-Play Guitar Wireless Systems

The Relay G10S stompbox and G10 home wireless systems enable you to move freely - untethered to your amplifier. They both come bundled with the G10TII transmitter, which is also compatible with the majority of Spider V amplifiers.

The Relay G10TII wireless transmitter is compatible with the Relay G10 and Relay G10S instrument wireless systems and the POD Go Wireless amp and effects processor - as well as Line 6 Spider V 60, 120, 240, and 240HC amplifiers (both original and MkII versions) and Yamaha THR-II Wireless amplifiers. Simply plug the G10TII into your instruments, and play - it's that easy/ The G10TII transmitter has a rechargeable internal battery that provides up to seven hours of playing time. To recharge the battery, ply the transmitter into a G10 or G10S guitar wireless receiver or the input of one of the above amps.

Digital vs. Analog: No signal squashing or annoying hiss

Analog wireless systems use the FM radio band to transmit to the receiver, which requires that the audio be compressed to avoid bumping into the channels on either side of the one you're transmitting on. Compression reduces gain above a certain level, which short the effect of flattening out the audio. In other words, the sine waves become squared off. Noise is also introduced from the FM process, further compromising the signal-to-noise ratio. This noise increases as the transmitter gets further from the receiver, causing noticeable hiss. Line 6 digital wireless systems don't use compressors or expanders and the signal is binary - so it's not affected by noise.

Crystal Clear Sound: Your tone, exactly as you intend it to be heard

Relay guitar wireless system deliver 24-bit digital wireless sound quality and full 10 Hz - 20 kHz frequency response, so you'll hear your guitar tone in amazing detail. and with a wide dynamic range you'll hear the full frequency range of your guitar or bass tones - from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows.

2.4GHz: Signal interference is a thing of the past

The last thing you want to hear when you're performing the nightly news coming through your amp. Unlike traditional analog wireless systems, Relay systems operate in the 2.4 GHz ISM band, so there's no danger of TV broadcasts, white space devices, or other sources interfering with your audio signal. Plus, encoded DCL (Digital Channel Lock) technology distinguishes Relay audio from other competing signals - such as Wi-Fi, laptops, smart phones and tablets - ensuring the integrity of your signal.

License-Free Worldwide: Have Relay, will travel

With most other wireless systems, you deal with licensing, frequency coordination, and other technical hassles before you can even get started - but Relay guitar wireless systems are already frequency coordinated and operate license-free worldwide. Simply pick a channel and begin playing.

• Compatible with Spider V/V MkII 60, 120, 240, and 240HC amps
• Compatible with Yamaha THRII Wireless amps
• 1/4" transmitter works with active and passive pickups
• Just plug and play - no complicated setup required