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These wireless headphones transmit audio waves via facial bones to offer clear, clean mid and high pitch frequencies as well as deep bass tones.

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The FC-1 Controller features a bright, graphic display that shows patch name and number, plus a useful selection of status indicators.

Anaheim, California (January 13, 2016) --With the new TriplePlay FC-1 Controller, players can now extend the capability of the award-winning TriplePlay Wireless Guitar Controller and breathe new life into their MIDI gear and performances.

MIDI synths and sound modules can be played wirelessly with a TriplePlay-equipped guitar, eliminating the need for bulky cables and connectors. With the addition of the FC-1 Controller directly controlling the player’s sound sources from the floor, guitarists no longer have to bring their computers to the stage. Three assignable footswitches let users step through TriplePlay patches, change presets on MIDI devices, control Hold and Loop functions and more.

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A custom-designed radio with four calibrated internal antennas delivers a lossless 24-bit digital signal.

Calabasas, CA (April 1, 2015) -- Line 6, Inc. today announced the availability of the Relay G70 digital wireless system. Delivering next-generation wireless performance to meet the needs of performing guitarists, Relay G70 provides hands-free support for multiple instruments and is designed to be the control center of musicians’ live performance rigs, with unparalleled audio quality and rugged metal construction.

“Line 6 digital wireless is the most trusted guitar wireless system on the market, and is used by more guitarists than any other system,” said Marcus Ryle, Chief Strategy Officer, Line 6. “Now Relay G70 takes the Relay legacy even further by providing the fastest and most advanced digital wireless technology available– while adding benefits for your entire guitar rig that no other pedal on the market offers. For performing musicians, Relay G70 represents nothing less than a revolution.”

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