Side-by-side comparison of the Shure PGXD14 and the Line 6 Relay G10

We will be looking at two popular products, the Shure PGXD14 and the Line 6 Relay G10. There is a lot more to this sort of decision than price, so we see if we can help you decide which is best for your needs. If you enjoy this article, you can also check out the full version here.

Everyone has different preferences and priorities, so to make choosing easier we have attempted to give a frank review of the products. Let's start with the Shure PGXD14.

Next let's have a look at the Line 6 Relay G10. Line 6 have been manufacturing guitar wireless systems for more than 20 years. Their relay series is next-gen technology, featuring wide frequency response with dynamic range. Designed to be compact and as simple as plugging in the cables it endeavors to replace. The Relay G10 system operates on a frequency band which eliminates TV broadcasts radio and white space devices to help ensure a clean signal.

Let's take a closer look at the Line 6 Relay G10

The Line 6 Relay G10 employs advanced Digital Channel Lock technology (DCL) encodes the audio signals sent via its transmitter making it uniquely identifiable from other signals including WiFi which might interfere. Let's break it down this Relay G10 is a 2.4 GHz Digital Guitar Wireless System with Rechargeable Transmitter, with automatic frequency channel set up. There is no “pop” when you plug in as it only broadcasts once properly connected and receiving a sound signal which makes performing with multiple guitars as a lot of guitarists do in a live setting you can switch easily.

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