Line 6 Relay G30 Digital Wireless Guitar System

My system has never given me issues with dropouts, Not once. That said, the transmitter is the weak link. It sounds great and never drops, but the battery door has never closed correctly so I use a rubber band to hold it closed after I slide the little lock latch (which never stays on its own, and never has since new). I also had issues with the plastic strap clip "feet" breaking. Nothing a little JB weld couldn't fix, but worth mentioning. The receiver unit fits nicely on my pedalboard and has even gotten wet, but still works fine. So my opinion is: An excellent wireless at it's < $250.00 price point. Excellent for home practice, band rehearsal and casual playing situations. I am not sure I would want to rely on it for a live event. (Although I have used it live a few times with no issues) I would just rather have the peace of mind of a metal unit with secure battery door closure and strap clip.

Seems to have a lot of drop off I use new batteries plug it in and even in open line of sight still have drop offs its extremely annoying to be playing and it just intermittently goes off and on blinking at me. Very frustrating thought this would be a step up from Bluetooth but it's not don't get this you'll be unhappy with the money spent. I had higher expectations from line 6.

So comfortable and be free playing without cables, no drop sound of any kind and it works perfectly

I've been using the wireless live for the past 3 years. My other guitarist and bass player use one as well. The wireless functionality of these are phenomenal, even though they run on 2.4ghz. We can all move around stage freely crossing each other without any dropouts or interference issues (even though we also run wireless in ear monitors and a wireless microphone) With that said, I'm sure as everyone knows, the built quality of the transmitter is about as poor as it gets. I knew this when I bought it, so I immediately bought a transmitter pouch with it. I've been using it with a pouch for over 3 years now with absolutely no issues whatsoever. My guitar player's battery door had broken and the clip broke off as well. He got a pouch for his, no issues whatsoever since then. Just get you a pouch for the transmitter and you'll be good to go. They are otherwise a solid choice for wireless guitars on a budget.

It seems to have fades and drop outs when there is a lot of other wireless devices present. I played many gigs with more than 200 people present. Signal dropped off even from a few feet away. Been using for 3 weeks will update if condition improves

Super easy to setup, affordable and great sound quality. So far so good no problems