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Designed with reliability and durability in mind, the Line 6 Relay G10TII Wireless Guitar Transmitter is a member of the Relay Wireless Family, a series of professional and easy- to-use products. Line 6 is known for creating top-of-the-line wireless products, and the Relay G10TII further proves that with a simple plug-and-play operation. This wireless transmitter pairs seamlessly with the Spider V/V MkII or Yamaha THR-II Wireless amps for easy connectivity. With no interference and a clear transmission of your instrument’s sound, this wireless guitar transmitter is just what you need to deliver your perfect sound.

Easy Portability With a Compact Design

Keeping portability as a priority, the G10TII wireless transmitter comes in the perfect compact size for your on-the-go performance needs. This transmitter uses a rechargeable battery that has a 7-hour battery life, but the battery will enter into sleep mode when not in use, extending to 170-hours of standby life. With a reliable strong battery life and in a convenient, handheld, small size the G10TII is an ideal transmitter for any gigging needs.

Perfect Sound Transmission

This unit does well with both active and passive pickup systems, providing for versatility with your sound. To give you the best audio transmission, this wireless transmitter has an uncompressed 24-bit digital audio for immaculate quality. The G10TII gives a clear and accurate sound quality with a truly impressive frequency response range of 10Hz–20kHz. This system comes with the standard 1/4" jack for connecting directly to your amp so you can easily produce your signature sound free from interference.

Line 6 Relay G10TII Wireless Guitar Transmitter Black
Line 6 Relay G10TII Wireless Guitar Transmitter Black

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

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2.92

13 Reviews

60%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Do not buy

Most Liked Positive Review

4

Need for active pickups

My original Relay G10 transmitter did not work when I bought a guitar with Fishman active Pickups (no audio at all). The G10II solved the problem. The only issue I have is that the button, built into the transmitter, sometimes does not make contact and it cuts out if not depressed.

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Most Liked Negative Review

2

Wish I had returned it when I had the chance

I bought this to use with a Yamaha THR30II wireless amplifier. When it's charged up it works pretty well. The problem is that when I reach for it to use it's rarely in a working charged state. Which kind of defeats the purpose for me… to have something ready to just pick up and play when the mood strikes. I typically leave it plugged into the Yamaha to charge. I guess you need to baby it and disconnect it once it's charged or else if self discharges after a period of time. Which again, for me, defeats the purpose of this gadget. So, several times I've picked up a guitar to play, plugged this relay in to the guitar, and been greeted by silence and a dead battery. So what to do? Use a cable and forget about going wireless again. Hate to trash a product, but I can't recommend this, especially given the relatively high price Line6 requires. Money better spent on something else.

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Best Uses
  1. Home Studio5
  2. Performances4
  3. Outdoor Events / Games3
  4. Amateur Recording1
  5. Useless1
Cons
  1. Unreliable5
  2. Limited Functions3
  3. Not Durable2
  4. Pricey / Poor Value2
  5. Poor Sound Quality1
Describe Yourself
  1. Experienced7
  2. Professional Musician3
  3. Novice1
Pros
  1. Good Audio6
  2. Compact5
  3. Easy To Use5
  4. Lightweight4
  5. Durable2

Reviewed by 13 customers

  • Stay Away!!!

    1

    submitteda year ago

    byKevin

    fromDallas, TX

    Bought this 6 months ago to use with a Yamaha THR30II. Worked fine for a few weeks. Then started having issues with it charging off of the THR. I could unplug it and replug multiple times and it would start charging again. Over the last few days I can't get it to charge at all.

  • Nope

    1

    submitteda year ago

    byJeremy

    fromPhoenix

    Seems like this thing is never charged. It's constantly losing battery when it's plugged in or out. I've noticed sound issues as well. Seems to fade out from time to time. Wish I never bought this.

  • No

    1

    submitteda year ago

    byPeter

    fromLong Island, NY

    I bought this to compliment my Yamaha thr30. Sometimes it charges, sometimes it dont, sometimes it works for a period of time others not so much. I hear noticeable high end loss. It also has a very limited range.

  • Avoid-worked for 1 week then quit charging

    1

    submitted2 years ago

    byKevin

    fromSeattle, WA

    This worked great for 1 week. Then charging got spotty and then quit altogether. I returned it. Frustrating…

  • Need for active pickups

    4

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted2 years ago

    byMichael

    fromPhoenix, AZ

    Submitted as part of a sweepstakes

    My original Relay G10 transmitter did not work when I bought a guitar with Fishman active Pickups (no audio at all). The G10II solved the problem. The only issue I have is that the button, built into the transmitter, sometimes does not make contact and it cuts out if not depressed.

  • Wish I had returned it when I had the chance

    2

    submitted2 years ago

    byJustin

    fromNorman

    I bought this to use with a Yamaha THR30II wireless amplifier. When it's charged up it works pretty well. The problem is that when I reach for it to use it's rarely in a working charged state. Which kind of defeats the purpose for me… to have something ready to just pick up and play when the mood strikes. I typically leave it plugged into the Yamaha to charge. I guess you need to baby it and disconnect it once it's charged or else if self discharges after a period of time. Which again, for me, defeats the purpose of this gadget. So, several times I've picked up a guitar to play, plugged this relay in to the guitar, and been greeted by silence and a dead battery. So what to do? Use a cable and forget about going wireless again. Hate to trash a product, but I can't recommend this, especially given the relatively high price Line6 requires. Money better spent on something else.

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitteda year ago

    asked byGat

    fromLong Beach, ca

    Can these be set up to work with the line 6 g90 wirless receivers?

    Can these be set up to work with the line 6 g90 wirless receivers?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    Unfortunately, this transmitter cannot be set up to work with the line 6 g90 wireless receivers.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked bybob

    fromJarrettsville, Md.

    I understand that this is the transmitter, what serves as the receiver?

    I understand that this is the transmitter, what serves as the receiver?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This is compatible with only certain amps -------------- Plug n play transmitter compatible with Relay G10/G10S, POD Go Wireless, Spider V/V MkII 60, 120, 240, and 240HC amps. Also, compatible with Yamaha THR-II Wireless amps.

  • submitted2 years ago

    asked bycountbrowncula

    fromundisclosed

    Will this work with an existing g10 wiresless unit.

    Will this work with an existing g10 wiresless unit.

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This transmitter would work with an existing G10 wireless unit.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byJrapp

    fromSan Antonio

    How do I charge it?

    How do I charge it?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Please see 'https://line6.com/data/6/0a020a3f188b60aff98b4e10e/application/pdf/Relay%20G10TII%E2%80%89-%20G10%20-%20G10S%20Pilot's%20Guide%20-%20English%20.pdf"

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byJ

    fromFt. Collins, CO

    Does this come with a charger?

    Does this come with a charger?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This guitar transmitter does not come with a charger.

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked byNotWolf27

    fromLynn, IN

    Is this product compatible with the Line 6 Pod Pro HD X?

    Is this product compatible with the Line 6 Pod Pro HD X?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This guitar transmitter would be compatible with the Line 6 Pod Pro HD X.

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked bySkyMan5162

    fromLynn, IN

    Is this product compatible with the line 6 helix rack?

    Is this product compatible with the line 6 helix rack?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    This guitar transmitter would be compatible with the Line 6 Helix Rack.

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byNick S

    fromDenton, TX

    If my normal g10t is having nonstop issues with signal loss, will replacing it with this resolve the issue? Are there any differences between interference resistance?

    If my normal g10t is having nonstop issues with signal loss, will replacing it with this resolve the issue? Are there any differences between interference resistance?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I’m sorry, the manufacturer has not made that information available