Yamaha YW10T Guitar Transmitter
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Essential Information About the Yamaha YW10T Wireless Transmitter
Essential Information About the Yamaha YW10T Wireless Transmitter
- Plug and play: plug in, play, pairing and configuration happen automatically
- Ultra-low latency (under 2.9 ms) for a cable-like feel
- 24-bit digital sound with a frequency response from 10 Hz to 20 kHz to preserve your guitar's tone
- Up to 15 m range and 7 hours battery life with LED battery indicator
Manufacturer Information
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A transmitter designed for the THR-II Wireless ecosystem and "Relay-ready" devices
The YW10T is designed to replace an instrument cable on Yamaha THR-II Wireless amps and compatible Line 6 products. The goal: to regain the simplicity of a direct connection while enjoying reliable wireless play for home, rehearsal, or small gigs.Who is the YW10T for?
Ideal for guitarists who want to move freely without a pedalboard or belt pack, the YW10T works with most active and passive pickups. It is perfectly suited for users of a THR-II Wireless or a compatible Line 6 amp/product who want a discreet wireless system that is quick to set up and easy to recharge.A simple, fast, and uncompromising wireless system
2.4 GHz transmission and natural play
Thanks to the exclusive Line 6 2.4 GHz wireless protocol, transmission remains smooth (under 2.9 ms) to preserve the attack, dynamics, and timing of your playing.Convenient charging and visual control
The transmitter charges when plugged into a compatible device. A bright LED allows quick checking of the battery status before playing.Technical specifications
| Fictitious load | No | Type | Others |
| IR loader | No | Headphone outputs | No |
| Category | amp accessory | Color | Grey |
| Wireless format | proprietary Line 6 format | Charging time | approximately 3 hours |
| Frequency band | 2.402 GHz to 2.478 GHz | Battery | rechargeable lithium-ion |
| Frequency response | 10 Hz to 20 kHz | Connector | 6.35 mm TRS Jack (phone type) |
| Dynamic range | 110 dB | Dimensions (W x H x D) | 33 mm x 23 mm x 83 mm |
| Latency | under 2.9 ms | Equivalent | 0.91 x 1.30 x 3.27 inches |
| Simultaneous channels | up to 14 | Weight | 48 g (2 oz) |
| Range | up to 15 meters (line of sight) | Yamaha | THR30II Wireless, THR30IIA Wireless, THR10II Wireless |
| Battery life | up to 7 hours | Line 6 | Relay G10, G10S, Spider V 60, Spider V 120, Spider V 240, Spider V 240HC, POD Go Wireless |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
This wireless guitar transmitter delivers excellent plug-and-play functionality with no latency and sound quality matching wired connections. Customers praised its seamless compatibility with compatible amplifiers and convenient charging directly on the amp. Some noted limitations including non-replaceable batteries and lack of frequency selection options. Software stability issues were mentioned by one customer.
Review highlights
- âNo latency, no alteration...perfect. Plug and play!â
- âAppreciate the freedom compared to a classic cable and plug & play simplicity.â
- âReally good transmission. Tested with amp upstairs and guitar downstairs, no latency or cuts.â
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Ordered to replace my original RELAY G10 transmitter, whose battery had failed. Works as originally, allows you to play your guitar more than 10 meters from the source without any interruption, perfect for concerts, tested many times live.
If you have a Line 6 source (Firehawk amp or Pd Go, Helix), this wireless is made for you, you won't need anything else if you have the Wireless version of the Pod Go like me, but you will also need to have the G10 relay base and connect your source by jack or XLR to this base.Automatically translated
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Very happy with the product. I use it with a slg200s guitar as well as with my electroacoustics. With a Yamaha THR30iiawl amp. The G10T can be recharged on the amp, thus offering perfect complementarity. I particularly appreciate the freedom that the transmitter provides compared to a conventional cable and the simplicity of use that is completely plug & play.
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Having acquired a Yamaha thr30ii (on another site) wanting to play plug and play, the line6 gt10 was just the icing on the cake! Great, no latency, no alterations... in short, perfect. I will soon lose the habit of wiring my guitar...!
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No problems encountered, used with Yamaha THR10 II Wireless amp. Recognized immediately. The transmission is really good. Test with my amp upstairs and the guitar on the ground floor, no latency or cuts. Wireless is really pleasant.
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very good, I use it with THR30II WIRELESS 30W which already includes a receiver and no latency and the same sound quality as wired. I recommend.
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Yamaha YW10T compatible with a THR10II Wireless?
Compatibility is specified with Yamaha THR10II Wireless, THR30II Wireless, and THR30IIA Wireless. The transmitter uses Line 6's proprietary wireless format. It connects via a 6.35 mm TRS jack.
Which Line 6 devices work with this transmitter?
This model is compatible with the Line 6 Relay G10 and G10S, Spider V 60, 120, 240, and 240HC, as well as the POD Go Wireless.
What is the latency and range of the YW10T?
The 2.4 GHz transmission features a latency of less than 2.9 ms and a range of up to 15 meters in line of sight.
How is the transmitter recharged and what is its battery life?
The lithium-ion battery charges when the transmitter is connected to a compatible device. The battery life is rated up to 7 hours, with a full charge taking about 3 hours. An LED indicates the battery status.
Does it work with active and passive guitar pickups?
This transmitter is designed to work with most active and passive pickups. Its frequency response ranges from 10 Hz to 20 kHz, with a dynamic range of 110 dB.



