Line 6 Relay G90
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Essential Information About the Line 6 Relay G90 Rack Wireless System
Essential Information About the Line 6 Relay G90 Rack Wireless System
- "Cable-like" Sound : Digital audio transmission without compression, designed to preserve the attack, clarity, and spectral extension of your guitar or bass.
- Stage Reliability : Operates at 2.4 GHz with encrypted data stream and simultaneous broadcast on multiple frequencies to minimize dropouts.
- Freedom of Play : Claimed range up to 100 m in line of sight (depending on local conditions), ideal for large stages.
- Professional Format : 1U rack receiver, LCD display, LED indicators, dedicated outputs (including tuner output), and antennas mountable on the front or rear.
Manufacturer Information
Line 6
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The Relay Series: A "Plug and Play" Approach Geared Toward Musicians
With the Relay range, Line 6 aimed to eliminate the usual wireless compromises (reduced bandwidth, different feel, complex settings). The Relay G90 fits this philosophy: to replicate the behavior of a good guitar cable while providing a robust rack architecture suited for touring.
Who Is It For, and In What Contexts?
The Relay G90 is designed for guitarists and bassists who want to move freely without sacrificing their tone, whether in concert, rehearsal, or on a stage requiring a clean rack installation. Its compact transmitter is unobtrusive, while the 1U receiver centralizes essential information (channel, battery status, statuses) for quick control before and during the set.
A Wireless System Designed to Preserve Your Tone and Secure the Connection
The Relay G90 is based on Line 6's proprietary digital audio transmission, with a frequency response claimed from 10 Hz to 20 kHz and a dynamic range specified at 118 dB, with values up to 120 dB according to specifications. To stay true to your habits, a frequency correction setting (cable simulator) allows you to approximate the response of your cable, enabling seamless switching between wireless and wired without adjusting the amp's EQ.
Regarding reliability, the 2.4 GHz link features encrypted data streams and simultaneous transmission on four frequencies. The system also offers automatic detection of available channels at power-up, avoiding lengthy adjustments and configuration errors. The rack receiver adds stage-oriented options, including a 96 kHz 24-bit AES/EBU digital output and a dedicated tuner output.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 10 Hz | Number of channels | 12 |
| Frequency response - end | 20 kHz | Frequency band | 2,4 GHz |
| Category | Complete system | Color | Black |
| Type | Professional guitar/bass wireless system in rack format | FCC Compliance | compliant with Part 15, no license required |
| Format | 1U rack receiver | Included | transmitter, receiver, antennas, guitar cable, power supply, and batteries |
| Transmission | Line 6 proprietary digital audio transmission | Transmitter | TBP12 |
| RF Band | 2.4 GHz | A/D Conversion (transmitter) | 24-bit Delta Sigma, 128x oversampling |
| Compatible Channels | 12 | Input Impedance (transmitter) | 1.3 MOhms |
| Range | 100 meters line of sight (may vary depending on local conditions) | Connectors (transmitter) | TA4f |
| Frequency Response | 10 Hz to 20 kHz | Controls (transmitter) | Power On/Off, channel selection |
| Dynamic Range | greater than 118 dB | LEDs (transmitter) | Power, audio status |
| Dynamic Range (specifications) | 120 dB | LCD Screen (transmitter) | channel number, battery status |
| Compression | no signal compression | Battery Life (transmitter) | approximately 8 hours (2 alkaline LR6 batteries) |
| Signal Protection | encrypted data stream | D/A Conversion (receiver) | 24-bit Delta Sigma, 128x oversampling |
| Transmission Diversity | each channel transmits simultaneously on four different frequencies | Connectors (receiver) | 6.35mm Jack output, XLR output, tuner output |
| Channel Detection | direct and instant channel detection at power-up (no scanning needed) | LEDs (receiver) | audio status, transmitter battery life, mute, RF |
| Frequency Correction | cable simulator / frequency correction to replicate "cable-like" response | LCD Screens (receiver) | channel number, transmitter battery life |
| Receiver | outputs and functions including 96 kHz 24-bit AES/EBU digital output and direct tuner output | Controls (receiver) | channel selection, cable simulator, configuration |
| Antennas | mountable on front or rear of receiver | Power Supply (receiver) | IEC connector, internal switching power supply compatible worldwide |
| Receiver Power Supply | universal 90-240 VAC power supply usable worldwide | ||
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Questions frequently asked
What range does the Line 6 Relay G90 offer on stage?
The announced range reaches up to 100 meters in direct line of sight, depending on local conditions. The 2.4 GHz transmission broadcasts each channel simultaneously on four frequencies.
Does the Relay G90 preserve the sound of a guitar cable?
A cable simulator adjusts the frequency correction to approximate the response of a cable. The frequency response is specified from 10 Hz to 20 kHz, without signal compression.
What is the battery life of the TBP12 transmitter?
The TBP12 transmitter operates for about 8 hours with two alkaline LR6 batteries. Its LCD screen displays the selected channel and battery status.
What outputs are available on the rack receiver?
The 1U receiver features 6.35 mm Jack, XLR outputs, and a dedicated tuner output. A 96 kHz / 24-bit AES/EBU digital output is also included. Antennas can be mounted on the front or rear panel.
How many channels can this wireless guitar system use?
Twelve channels are supported, with direct detection of available channels at power-up.
