New toy

[Stitsel]

Xvive wireless system, plus a transmitter holder for the strap if your plug socket is in an awkward position.....

I got this 'cuz my Ibanez shredder guitar has a weird plug in area, plus I just love these little portable plug & play type of wireless systems.I already have an older NU>X B2 system, & it works fine still, but figured an extra new one couldn't hurt. The transmitter holder has a long cord with an adapter at one end, so you just plug the transmitter into it, & the other end of the cable into your guitar, if need be. I actually need this, & it was a package deal from Sweetwater, so hey....
 

[Dinosaur David B]

Been using them for 4 years now. I even use them when recording. Never had an issue with them. 

[merlo_zeppelin]

I should get one of these compact wireless system. I have an old Line 6 G50 with a big receiver that looks like a wifi router and a very inconvenient transmitter that you gotta tape to your strap and connect with a weird cable.

[Stitsel]

Yeah I have an old L6 Relay G30 & almost immediately the transmitter strap clip fell off & got lost....so I lazily just put it in my back pocket.So I then bought one of those desktop Relay G10's, & it's cool but the transmitter won't fit in my Ibanez S ...even the new Xvive won't fit in it either, but the NU>X one does, but looks kinda funky. This new setup is the shit though, I can use the new Xvive transmitter in conjunction with the strap holder & now I have an old fashioned cable that plugs right in, no clunky transmitter box I have to clip on strap ( or gaffer tape it on ) & I'm good to go. For a coupla hundred bucks it's well worth it IMO. Also, no  power supply is needed for the receiver end, these things come w/included charger USB cable. 

The L6 looks like it fits, but it doesn't.....doesn't go far enough in to make a connection. I know, what's the big deal, just use a regular cable right? No, I'm pretty much exclusively wireless nowadays.I don't like those bulky transmitter packs either, so this newer tech suits me fine.