Line6 G90 for 7 yrs, then upgraded to the Senn D1 last Oct.
The D1 "auto senses" the "best" channel and switches as needed. No need to worry about conflicts.
I LOVE the Sennheiser stuff.. including my G3 IEM.
With the Line6 wireless, you have to make sure you are not using the same channel as others in the band. We had 3 of us using L6 wireless.. so we picked channels with gaps between.. eg 1, 3 and 5.
With the D1, I don't have to worry about that... Power up.. and go!
No issues with 2.4 dropout with either unit.
yeah, it is... I have it rack mounted for normal use.. but have set it up to sit on a pedal board when needed... The biggest issue with it on a pedal board is power..The D1 looks really nice! I had a EW100 for years and had I not gone to an AX8 I would have kept it! The only downside I can see is the foot print, a little big for a pedal board.
I think the tuner in the Shure unit is weak. It is my last favorite of the three I have on the board. AX8 is second best and the polytune is fantasticRecently switched to the Shure as part of a complete board rebuild - all good so far and the tuner is fab too. Board build pics and video coming soon
I think the tuner in the Shure unit is weak. It is my last favorite of the three I have on the board. AX8 is second best and the polytune is fantastic
Second the strobe mode! works really well, I have also checked it with my peterson and it's right there.Have you tried it in strobe mode? I find it identical in accuracy to the AX8 and found it good enough to take the polytune off my board. Choices, choices!
Second this. I have been using my Xvive wireless live weekly for over a year with no issues whatsoever.I got very good results with XVive. Easy to use and as far as I can hear no quality loss.
https://www.thomann.de/gb/xvive_wireless_system_u2.htm