if you forget to charge the emissor, but you need it now, you cant used it because you need to wait for recharge.....But The emissors that have removal rechargeable batteries (AA) if you forget to charge the removal batteries, it is more easy to resolve the problem, because in emergency, you can try to buy some AA Batteries, some place/shop around.
I sent mine back because it dropped out intermittently and that must not happen at a gig. I tried all different ways to stop any interference but it does drop out. The shop took it back no questions asked when I sent a vid of the unit having that issue. Be aware…
So you havent had any major drop out issues? Multiple people on forums, including me have experienced regular dropouts even on the most stable setting. Ive got mine plugged into a dedicated 12v 500mA port on my board so thats not the issue..
@@Unclemyro I emailed support and while they were quick to respond they did not provide a fix and it didn't seem like this issue could be fixed in a future update. They did however tell me that the B-8 will select the best channel when powered on, so during live gigs it is recommended to restart the unit once the venue is filled up to let it scan for the best channel.
@@RedWhiteBlueGaminI got the same reply, that a 2 second dropout means I need to change freqs. They said it is normal operation, but I get the dropouts on any channel/latency setting. I have a small place and can’t move my wifi point any further. And the weird thing is, it will work fine for an hour or so, then dropout multiple times suddenly. Then go back to normal.
Maybe you can use a second transmitter for longer performances . Don’t know if it charges while using? So let’s say you have one transmitter plugged into your guitar. 2nd one on the charger will the other transmitter receive. Or due to frequencies you can’t have 2 transmitters?
@@SearchingForTone I cant even find a store that sells just the transmitter... makes me wonder what NUX expects me to do when the battery in it starts fading lol.
@@RedWhiteBlueGamin Thats true im considering one of these just to make filming videos easier its crazy how many times my guitar cable gets in the way while filming 🤣
@@SearchingForTone I'm happy with mine, except for random drop outs during band practice. During a 2-3 hour practice and with the pedal on the most stable setting i get at least one dropout lasting 3-10 seconds. Its a shame. Ive contacted NUX support and im waiting on an answer. Many others are also experiencing this issue unfortunately :( Updating the firmware didnt help either.
A pickups is a coil with inductance, which interacts with effects pedals / amp input stages. That's part of the joy of electric guitar.
if you forget to charge the emissor, but you need it now, you cant used it because you need to wait for recharge.....But The emissors that have removal
rechargeable batteries (AA) if you forget to charge the removal batteries, it is more easy to resolve the problem, because in emergency, you can try to buy some AA Batteries, some place/shop around.
I sent mine back because it dropped out intermittently and that must not happen at a gig. I tried all different ways to stop any interference but it does drop out. The shop took it back no questions asked when I sent a vid of the unit having that issue. Be aware…
I don’t think you’ll ever find a wireless system that never EVER drops out
So you havent had any major drop out issues? Multiple people on forums, including me have experienced regular dropouts even on the most stable setting. Ive got mine plugged into a dedicated 12v 500mA port on my board so thats not the issue..
I’ve had a dropout a couple of times for a second. Hard to call it “major” though
@@andrewreviewseverything I’d call it major if it was during a live gig :)
@@RedWhiteBlueGamin middle of a show,drop outs, I took it off my board,even with update,,still drop outs,,
@@Unclemyro
I emailed support and while they were quick to respond they did not provide a fix and it didn't seem like this issue could be fixed in a future update.
They did however tell me that the B-8 will select the best channel when powered on, so during live gigs it is recommended to restart the unit once the venue is filled up to let it scan for the best channel.
@@RedWhiteBlueGaminI got the same reply, that a 2 second dropout means I need to change freqs. They said it is normal operation, but I get the dropouts on any channel/latency setting. I have a small place and can’t move my wifi point any further. And the weird thing is, it will work fine for an hour or so, then dropout multiple times suddenly. Then go back to normal.
Maybe you can use a second transmitter for longer performances . Don’t know if it charges while using? So let’s say you have one transmitter plugged into your guitar. 2nd one on the charger will the other transmitter receive. Or due to frequencies you can’t have 2 transmitters?
You can only use one at a time as far as im aware.
@@RedWhiteBlueGamin thanks figured that
@@SearchingForTone I cant even find a store that sells just the transmitter... makes me wonder what NUX expects me to do when the battery in it starts fading lol.
@@RedWhiteBlueGamin Thats true im considering one of these just to make filming videos easier its crazy how many times my guitar cable gets in the way while filming 🤣
@@SearchingForTone I'm happy with mine, except for random drop outs during band practice. During a 2-3 hour practice and with the pedal on the most stable setting i get at least one dropout lasting 3-10 seconds. Its a shame. Ive contacted NUX support and im waiting on an answer. Many others are also experiencing this issue unfortunately :( Updating the firmware didnt help either.
It needs right angle plugs.
drop outs,,
That's over complicated. I'll stick with my Boss WL-50.
Never heard of it until now. Thanks for mentioning it
This is no more or less complicated than the WL-50. 🤣