Wired tone, wireless freedom, stompbox size.

The Line 6 X2 XDS95 24-Bit Digital Instrument Wireless System delivers your tone and performance with the sound and feel of a direct wire connection—all at a price that won't break the bank. 24-bit digital converters yield 117dB dynamic range to capture your most expressive performances without the use of tone-squashing companding circuitry. It also features five simultaneously compatible channels, frequency response all the way down to 10Hz for truly thundering lows, TRS 1/4" output for instrument and full-bandwidth or 'tuner out' applications, and a 5-segment LED display (battery status, link status, audio level, and channel).

Operation is easy—simply connect the transmitter to the source via the 1/8" threaded-collar locking connector and the stompbox-style receiver to your amplifier, mixer, or pedalboard. Then power up, making sure the transmitter and receiver are set to the same channel. That's it—no knobs to adjust, no antennas to lose or break. You're up and running in approximately the same time it takes to connect a cable.

Boasting wide frequency response and increased dynamic range, X2 XDS95 produces brilliant sound quality comparable to that of high-quality audio cables. Instead of tripping over dozens of feet of tangled cable, performers will fall for X2 XDS95's clear and powerful tone.

Extremely versatile, X2 XDS95 even simplifies the recording process. The extended frequency response, 10Hz-12kHz, satisfies the expectations guitarists have come to demand from high-quality cable, but without the tangled mess. With their rigs cranked to 11 in the iso-booth, guitarists can play near the band and keep the all-important vibe and that ensures a great take.

The X2 XDS95 uses four internal antennas to guarantee a strong and constant signal and to neutralize static, interference, and jamming caused by cell phones, wireless networks, and other sources of RF energy.

Line 6 includes a digital UHF bodypack transmitter, digital UHF stompbox receiver, instrument cable, user's guide, and batteries with the X2 XDS95 System.

Line 6 X2 XDS95 24-Bit Digital Wireless Instrument System Features:

• 24-bit digital converters yield 117dB dynamic range
• Frequency Clear 900MHz UHF means no FCC or DTV concerns
• Q-Diversity receiver eliminates dropouts, multipathing and interference
• Five user-selectable channels (all five are fully compatible for simultaneous use)
• Auto-DigiScan to confidently select an open channel
• Frequency response all the way down to 10Hz for truly thundering lows
• TRS 1/4" output for instrument and full-bandwidth, or 'tuner out' applications
• Five segment LED display (battery status, link status, audio level, RF level and channel)

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Line 6 X2 XDS95 24-Bit Digital Wireless Instrument System Specifications:

• Frequency Response (±.5dB): 10Hz-12kHz
• Audio Dynamic Range: Greater than 117dB; 24-bit Delta Sigma A/D conversion
• Distortion: 0.03% THD
• Compatible Channels: Five
• RF Output Power: 10mW
• Operating Range: 100' line-of-sight (may vary due to local conditions)
  
  XDT1 Digital Transmitter:
• A/D Conversion: 24-bit Delta Sigma, 128 times over sampling
• Input Impedance: 1.2 M-ohm instrument input, 10K-ohm mic input
• Connectors: 1/8" Unbalanced locking connector
• Controls: Power On/Off, Channel Select
• Five Segment LED Display: Power On, Channel, Battery Life, Audio Level Meter
• Dimensions: 3.078"W x 4.7"H x 1.17"D
• Battery Life: Switching power supply, ~12 Hours (9v alkaline)
• Weight: .25 lbs. (with 9V battery installed)

Line 6 X2 XDS95 24-Bit Digital Wireless Instrument System

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Solid wireless on a budget

Posted by metalshea from CT on Nov 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Metal, progressive, hard rock

I bought this system about 4 months ago now to try and cut back on my growing squid-work of cables and give myself a bit more freedom during practice sessions and on stage. Yes, there are some problems with it: It does go through batteries fairly quickly and the floor unit doesn't give easy access to the battery compartment. But, other than those two gripes, I have only positive things to say about my experience with this thing. I've used it in a couple of shows now and I've been remarkably pleased with it. The sound quality is solid and it held its own on stage. Obviously its not going to give quite the same amount of clarity as your nicer cables but it certainly gets the job done. The unit does have its shortcomings, but if you're looking a wireless system at a reasonable price, this unit is worth checking out.

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battery eater - don't do it!

Posted by disappointed from NY Metro area on Sep 28, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock, pop, dance

After reading the reviews, I decided to buy this anyway. I mean really, how fast could it possibly go through batteries? Well, it is ridiculous. Don't waste the money. piece of crap, honest!

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Junk Wireless

Posted by Tied4Time from Wyoming on Sep 10, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Live Performance

Reviewer's Play Style: Blues, rock, country

I have never been so disappointed with a product. When it works the sound is oustanding. It eats expensive 9v batteries in about a set and a half. Like another reviewer, sometimes it just stops working for no reason and I have to disconnect then reconnect the battery to get it working again. The max range from the recevier is about 50 feet if I tape it up on the mic stand and about 40 feet if I leave it on the pedal board. I bought wireless so I can get out in the audience and crank up some fun but in most of the clubs we play that doesn't get you past the dance floor to the tables. This would be a good unit for studio work but for live gigs you just can't have a piece of gear that quits on you like that.

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bad experience

Posted by christ4life from north texas on Aug 24, 2009

Experience w/product: I have used it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: praise / worship

Our church bought three of these. 1 for bass, 1 for lead, and 1 for rythum guitar. They work - half the time. When they're working, they work great. We had a problem with them cutting in and out. We'd be playing, then all of a sudden they would shut off, then they'd come back again. Not good during a live venue.

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WIRELESS THAT WORKS!!!!!

Posted by Adam from NC on Aug 3, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Worship Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Contemporary Christian

I was skeptical about buying the cheapest version of the x2 but I've been using this for weeks and not a single issue. I've bought my share of "budget" equipment and I have ALWAYS regreted it, until now.

It sounds amazing. Not the slightest hint of static. You would never know this thing was digital except for the fact that it sounds CRYSTAL CLEAR!!!

I cant believe there is a wireless unit for this price that works. Not only does it work, but this BLOWS AWAY anything else out there at many times the cost. This is just plain silly. If they planned on selling any of the XDS-Plus, or XDR models they should have never released this. Someone finaly got wireless right!

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