Wireless Guitar Systems - Xvive U2 vs Line6 Relay G10II Review & Comparison 

Thanks a lot Charles! Cheers Lukas

Thanks a lot Roady! Cheers Lukas

Hey there. You're welcome, I'm glad the video helped you! Great piece of gear. Cheers, Lukas

Hey there. Thanks for your comment and sharing experiences! Did you notice a weaker battery after using it for years? Cheers, Lukas

@@LMGuitarCorner hi, yes, I absolutely did. That was actually the reason I bought a second set. Funny thing is, it only seemed to be the transmitter that got a little weaker. However, I still think they are outstanding value for money.

Hey! I also like them a lot. My first wireless system was an affordable one by Donner. It was working okay, but both the connection quality and the battery life were inferior to the Xvive U2. Cheers, Lukas

Hey! How is the latency on the XVive system? noticable? does it picks up weird frequencies when playing closed venues?

@@zerofoxgiven666 there is no latency that I can detect and I’ve never suffered any interference at all! It’s been extremely reliable.

That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing your experiences. No issues whatsoever to report? Cheers, Lukas

I play strats and teles also, these two models are great options price wise but i feel like the relay has the slight advantage for guitarist’s wanting to use it on pedal boards. I plan to have mine mounted to my board and powered through my one spot cs12. The tricky part is figuring how to safely power it through my power brick as i am hoping to avoid running extra power cables to power the relay, my solution is to use a 5v to micro usb adapter cable, there is one input on the cs12 that allows for variable voltage 4v-9v. So here’s hoping this works 😊 otherwise it might have to be that i shell out the extra cash and get a boss wl-50 or the relay g10s 🙏

Don't bother with the Boss wireless system. It works great for a short while, but I have found that I have, on many occasions, after charging the units, I found that the transmitter unit often was not charged. This seems to happen if you charge the transmitter through the receiver. It is very frustrating when you expect to connect and play. In addition, I have also found that the receiver use time drops off dramatically (about an hour or two), which makes it worthless for gigs and any long practice sessions.

Hey there! The feedback noise is because of the way I'm sitting there with the amp right next to the guitar. If the amp is a little bit farther away, there is zero feedback. So don't worry about that - it is just because of the way I'm sitting and neither because of the THR 30 or the Line6. In terms of wirless unit - my recommendation would still be the Xvive U2 if you want to use it with different amps. I'm still happy with the Line6 Relay because I use it with the THR, which is the only amp in my living room. For that, it is a great wireless solution. Cheers, Lukas

That Yamaha amp is on my list of stuff I’d like to have just because.

I bought a cheap wireless unit by Donner a couple of years ago. Wasn't working properly after a some time... You get what you pay for I guess. The Xvive stood the test of time so far, I hope the Line6 as well! Yeah the THR30II is a fantastic desktop amp. I like it better than the Positive Grid Spark 40, but it's costs more as well. Cheers, Lukas

@@LMGuitarCorner the thr30II is worth it 🤘🏽