I have used these and they work pretty well, but I did have dropouts in a larger room. The lows seemed to be a little lacking over the wireless transmission even for cocktails. I returned these went back to using my Shure QlxD Lav systems for wireless speakers. Takes much longer to setup, but the sound is perfect.
Jay all you need is one unit not 2....Take your two xlr cables from your controller or your mixer and put them in channels 1 and 2 of your closest speaker.... then take the speaker our source of that speaker and insert the wireless transmitter... On the other speaker that you placed furthest away from you plug in the wireless receiver on channel one and you're good to go! You will have stereo output with only one wireless transmitter and receiver.
I bought the Xvive U3D receiver, this little toy can be connected to a wall plate with 2 XLR female latching connectors, I use for Stereo setup channel 4 Left side and Channel 5 Right Side connected to the RX3 and also the new Omnis-Duo, but still I'm having distortion or faint sound sometimes. I guess I have to switch channels. Which channels do you recommend to use?
I do this with a Shure mic set up with very low drop out or any interference. How well do they work with a room full of people? Did you say how long the battery life is?
Just received a set of these from Sweetwater. ($389) Tested great @ the shop. Going to run them @ the gig this weekend.
How did the xvive hold up at your gig?
How long did it last you? How did it sound?
I have used these and they work pretty well, but I did have dropouts in a larger room. The lows seemed to be a little lacking over the wireless transmission even for cocktails. I returned these went back to using my Shure QlxD Lav systems for wireless speakers. Takes much longer to setup, but the sound is perfect.
I use the XVive and also the Alto Stealth....Both great wireless options Big Bro
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Jay all you need is one unit not 2....Take your two xlr cables from your controller or your mixer and put them in channels 1 and 2 of your closest speaker.... then take the speaker our source of that speaker and insert the wireless transmitter... On the other speaker that you placed furthest away from you plug in the wireless receiver on channel one and you're good to go! You will have stereo output with only one wireless transmitter and receiver.
I bought the Xvive U3D receiver, this little toy can be connected to a wall plate with 2 XLR female latching connectors, I use for Stereo setup channel 4 Left side and Channel 5 Right Side connected to the RX3 and also the new Omnis-Duo, but still I'm having distortion or faint sound sometimes.
I guess I have to switch channels. Which channels do you recommend to use?
Great video! If I pay more will the quality be better?
Great vid! How long do they last on a single charge?
I do this with a Shure mic set up with very low drop out or any interference. How well do they work with a room full of people? Did you say how long the battery life is?
Mackie has something like this also
Cheaper than Sennheiser xsw-d wireless xlr by about $100
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