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Line 6
Line 6 G10 Digital Guitar Wireless System
★★★★★
XLR
Plug-and-play digital wireless freedom for guitarists with crystal-clear 24-bit audio and up to seven hours of battery life.
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Overview
Key Features
Plug and Play - No setup required
1/4" and XLR outputs
50' line-of-sight range
Up to seven hours playing time, 170 hours in standby
Aux input and headphone output
Specifications
Brand
Line 6
Model
Digital Guitar Wireless System
Type
Digital Wireless System
Audio Quality
24-bit Digital
Range
50 feet (line-of-sight)
Battery Life (Playing)
Up to 7 hours
Battery Life (Standby)
Up to 170 hours
Outputs
1/4" and XLR
Additional Connections
Aux input, Headphone output
Setup
Plug and Play, no configuration required
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I set up the Line 6 G10 wireless system?
There is no setup required. You simply plug the transmitter into your guitar's 1/4" jack and place the receiver near your amp. The system automatically finds an open channel and pairs itself.
How long does the battery last on a single charge?
The transmitter provides up to seven hours of continuous playing time and approximately 170 hours in standby mode. It charges by docking in the receiver unit.
What is the effective wireless range of this system?
The G10 offers up to 50 feet of line-of-sight range, making it suitable for practice spaces, small stages, and home studios.
Can I use the headphone output on the receiver for silent practice?
Yes. The receiver includes a headphone output, and you can also use the aux input to mix in backing tracks or music for practice sessions.
Does the receiver offer both 1/4" and XLR outputs?
Yes. The receiver has both a 1/4" output for connecting directly to an amp and an XLR output for connecting to a mixer or PA system.