I recently bought the rackmount version of this for use with a bass guitar. After I recieved the wireless in the mail, I decided to go back and forth for a while between the wireless and cable and there is a difference. I cant exactly put my finger on what it is, but its noticable only when you do a side by side. Its nothing that I think is noticable enough to give up the freedom of not having a cable.

It came with everything necessary. The battery meter is definately a great feature because the battery life on this unit is horrible. I also really like the screw lock on the battery pack. A great idea for a spot that has given me grief before.

Definately easy to use. Plug it in and play. Cant ask for anything better.

Everything looks good and as of now has not given me any problems. The plastic is light and misleading but only time will tell if it is road worthy. I wish that the upgraded cable for the transmitter came standard however....

I think that overall, it is selling at a reasonable price. Good quality, good sound. Again, only time will tell. I give it a nine for now just because I want to see if any problems arise in the future.

Havent dealt with them.

It definately has a 'cool' factor to it that draws you in. Its new, its digital, its got cool blinking lights. Sold.

Working Musician

Covers - Rock, Dance, Whatever keeps the ladies dancing and keeps my pocket full.

I have used many wireless systems, This is the only one I have used that sounds the same a a cable. There is literally no difference between the two. I compared it to my Monster Bass cable and was just blown away! It is also completely noiseless, with the ransmitter on or off.

It comes with every thing you need to get started, including the battery for the transmitter. I think the most useful feature would be the battery level meter on the reciever. It lets you know how much battery is left in 20 minute increments. You can tell from a long way off how your battery is doing. Both reciever and transmiter have a polycarbonate shell. X2 claims a 6ft drop won't break them. I am not going to try that, but I believe them. They feel very solid. I think it also helps with the weight, both units weigh hardly anything at all.

Plug it in and turn it on. SIMPLE! Even attaching the rack mounting hardware was easy. The instruction book is very clear and easy to read.

Not only is it well made, it comes well packed too. The thing came completely encased in foam inside the box. Made in the U.S.A. baby!

This unit should cost at least twice as much, or more, than it does for the sound quality.

Haven't had to deal with them yet.

Are you kidding? This is the coolest looking wireles. It has so many cool flashing lights on the front panel. I like the way it looks in the dark. Even the line around the X2 logo lights up. I get compliments all the time.

Active Musician

Hard Rock in a band, Worship at my church.

the sound is great!

a super easy to use products, plug and play is right!

this is a great product if you don't tour. If you do tour, there are many places where none of the 5 channels will be free.

good deal if your staying local.

Sounds Fantastic!

Very easy to use!

Cant go wrong.. It's very easy and works well

Heres the rough part......... I love everything about this except for the fact that it looks and feels like a kid put it together. cheaply made. I have come to realize that line 6 makes some great products that run well but feel like a toy.

Awesome product aside from the LEGO feel of it

Never needed it yet

I've got it.