Fowleri
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I'd rather not deal with a cable when I'm practicing, but I also don't want to charge two devices, the receiver and transmitter.
You could get something like this with a power cable, so technically, you'd have it connected to a power source all the time and to the amp, then all you have to do is charge the transmitter on the very same receive stand. It tells you the signal and how much charge have left.
You place this little stand/pedal on top of the amp, but that price tho lol
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You could get something like this with a power cable, so technically, you'd have it connected to a power source all the time and to the amp, then all you have to do is charge the transmitter on the very same receive stand. It tells you the signal and how much charge have left.
You place this little stand/pedal on top of the amp, but that price tho lol

Line 6 Relay G10S Digital Wireless Guitar System
Digital Wireless Guitar System with Automatic and Manual Setup, Wireless Signal and Battery Level LED Indicators, XLR Direct Out, Cable Tone Switch, 6 Hours of Use per Charge, and 130' Operating Range
