I have avoided picking up a lot of foot pedals, because the first thing I see is it leads to a snake pit of power supplies, maybe some power straps, etc. and I do not have the floor space to begin with, plus my current snake pit is fairly epic already. So I wonder is there a solution out there I am not aware of, or is this something Omni Guitars could look at? I kind of see something that has 4-6 outputs, maybe have selectors at each output for voltage and tip polarity, and include a variety of cables with various sizes of tips, each cable ends in M 3.5mm phone jack, and each output has 3.5mm F jack?

Thanks guys, the spare wireless rig came today! I will go ahead and test it as rigorously as I did the first one, it will be interesting to see if this one has similar playtime. 😉😀

What are your oldest playable instruments/ usable gear? Mine is an old Harmony Parlor guitar from the 1940s I got at an estate sale. I also have an Aria violin bass and a Global Les Paul copy, both from the early 1970s. I’ll post pictures later when I have a little more time; I’m currently getting ready for church lol.

After extended testing, I have found that the IRIN IN80 was properly functional, the guitar I am using appears to be one of the type that you have to keep the guitar turned up very high, but it did run continuously without auto-shut off. Actually, it ran and ran... literally over 8.5 hours, (at this point it was flashing for a half hour or so indicating low battery), it probably would have ran even longer, but I thought this was a sufficient run-down test, and frankly, 8.5 hours of guitar playing in 2 days is a bit of a chore, and make your loved ones feel abandoned. The really good news is a 1:23 charge time! I look at rechargable devices from a point of view of battery duty-cycle, how long it runs, vs how long it takes to recharge. In this case, it is nearly 7 to 1. So theoretically if you had 2 wireless devices, you could play continuously forever. I don't really have a means of testing range on the device without setting my rig up outside, so the best I can tell you that it remained linked throughout our apartment with no troubles, often through several walls, etc.

My IRIN IN80 wireless transmitter appears to have a defective sensor circuit, when I initially charged it, it operated normally, when the batteries got low, I recharged the transmitter and receiver, and since then the transmitter has turned off every 30 minutes exactly regardless of usage. It does not flash beforehand so it is going into auto-shut off, in this condition, it is worthless for performance, although still useful for practice. So what happens now? If I have to send this back, and wait for a replacement, judging from the initial shipping time, about a month without guitar? So far, the review of this product is not going well, so let's see how it goes when things go wrong.