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FDP Forum / Performer's Corner / Wireless Gone Bad
(This message was last edited by Tony Wright at 10:48 PM, Feb 11th, 2012)
FDP Forum / Performer's Corner / Wireless Gone Bad
mwieser
SF Bay Area
But right now I need a telecaster and..Feb 11th, 2012 01:02 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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Not sure where to post this but anyhow, right in the middle of playing my Line6 wireless unit stops working correctly: signal to amp is about a quarter it's normal strength. Any suggestions where I can start as far as trying to repair myself? Tried new batteries and connector cable....No luck.
Tony Wright
Stillwater, OK
Built for comfort, not for speed.Feb 11th, 2012 10:46 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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I do not know anything about Line6 wireless...that said, it won't stop me...
Many wireless xmit or rcvrs have a gain or sensitivity or output adjustment...small rotary knob or set screw, etc. Maybe you just need to tweak that.
It is possible that you are in an area where the same radio frequencies are being used by other commercial applications...often, you cannot hear the other conflicting source, etc. So, if your Line 6 is a true diversity with multiple channels, try switching channels.
Finally, find an authorized warranty repair shop and take it in.
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EDITED TO ADD:
It is not that your Line 6 "went bad"...it simply made some bad choices. It all comes back to Sunderland's Theory of Differential Association and the value that your Line 6 places on the behavior that led to this change in performance.
talk_2_joe
EnglandFeb 12th, 2012 01:08 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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=D nice edit
69tele
Rockin Gibraltar
Thou Shalt Gas !Feb 12th, 2012 11:44 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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If i'm not mistaken the Line6 product is digital and does not use regular radio frequencies ?
Certainly worth trying at a different location
Tony Wright
Stillwater, OK
Built for comfort, not for speed.Feb 12th, 2012 08:56 PM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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Ah dun knowd nuttin bout burthin no digital babies, Miss Scarlett.
(...obscure reference with editorial license to lines from the movie Gone With The Wind.)
Twangmeister
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I'm your captain.Feb 13th, 2012 09:41 AM Edit Profile Print Topic Search
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My first experience with wireless was an AM device called the "Wireless Wizard" back about 1970.
There was the horrors of lo-fi AM signal to an AM tuner. And then at several jobs, my signal competed with an AM station.
At one we were asked to take a really long break so the audience could hear a ball game.
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