What wireless system?

ElectricXII

stickyfiddle said:

ElectricXII said:

stickyfiddle said:

Are there any that have a belt pack-style transmitter and also a pedalboard-friendly receiver? Other than the discontinued Shure one?

I've had a Line 6 G30 for years. The receiver lives underneath my pedalboard.

That won't work with a PT Nano!  

I'm highly tempted by the Shure and Sennheiser ones that could replace a tuner.

You could try raising the height of the board with taller feet. Plastic doorstops work well. 

fretmeister

ElectricXII said:

stickyfiddle said:

ElectricXII said:

stickyfiddle said:

Are there any that have a belt pack-style transmitter and also a pedalboard-friendly receiver? Other than the discontinued Shure one?

I've had a Line 6 G30 for years. The receiver lives underneath my pedalboard.

That won't work with a PT Nano!  

I'm highly tempted by the Shure and Sennheiser ones that could replace a tuner.

You could try raising the height of the board with taller feet. Plastic doorstops work well. 

Aren't the feet riveted on?

Do they have t be drilled out?

stickyfiddle

fretmeister said:

ElectricXII said:

stickyfiddle said:

ElectricXII said:

stickyfiddle said:

Are there any that have a belt pack-style transmitter and also a pedalboard-friendly receiver? Other than the discontinued Shure one?

I've had a Line 6 G30 for years. The receiver lives underneath my pedalboard.

That won't work with a PT Nano!  

I'm highly tempted by the Shure and Sennheiser ones that could replace a tuner.

You could try raising the height of the board with taller feet. Plastic doorstops work well. 

Aren't the feet riveted on?

Do they have t be drilled out?

Mine are riveted. In any case it's already tight enough under there with a CS6 for power, and the L6 units use a lot of milliamps, which is a pain too

fretmeister

I've given in an ordered a Nano+

Measurements are one thing, but there's nothing quite like having the item to see if it works.

ElectricXII

fretmeister said:

Aren't the feet riveted on?

Do they have t be drilled out?

Yes. You have to drill them out. You could possibly get away with glueing additional rubber feet to the underside of the existing ones.

stickyfiddle

FWIW I did put a classifieds WTB post up but if anyone here wants to sell me a Shure GLXD16 I'm very keen to chat! 

rockmonster

Oops necro post! I’ve used a L6 Relay G30 for years. When I run out of space on the board I have Velcro on the front edge of the board and just mount it there for gigs and take it off the board afterwards and pop it in a mike bag with the receiver and lead for next time. I use rechargeable batteries and fully charge 4 the day before a gig. Happy days! A pair of batteries will do a couple of gigs but I charge them anyway. There are then 2 spare if they pack in- they never have in over 10 years! But you never know! I have a spare G30 transmitter and receiver in case it packs in but it never has. You can put a transmitter on another guitar. They will work with the same receiver so you can just change guitar and switch over seemlessly

fretmeister

Nice.

In other necro news I solved the feet issue buy hot gluing some additional feet over the stock ones.

They were about £3 from B&Q!