The XVIVE U3 Dynamic Wireless XLR System!! GAME CHANGER!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Our great friends over at XVIVE sent us the U3 Wireless Dynamic XLR Microphone System for a review! This thing is a GAME CHAGER!!! Use this to make a Dynamic microphone wireless, OR, transmit sound wirelessly to any XLR capable speaker! 5 hour run time and multiple channels to choose from!
24-bit / 48 kHz digital audio with low distortion and wide frequency response
Stable 2.4 GHz wireless connection with a range of up to 90 feet!!
Only takes 2.5 hours to fully charge! I have all of the links where you can get yours and where you can read the full specs on this awesome system! We used it live at a wedding and it performed like a champ! I will always have this fully charged in my gig bag ready for any scenario where I need to throw sound to another part of a venue! Thank you XVIVE for sending this over. Get yours at any of these fine retailers listed below!
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Been using them for two years. So helpful in many ways. Great quality product and worth the money. 👍🏼
Awesome! Yes, they are a great product! 😀💪🏽
did you notice any change in sound quality? i find the equivalent Lekato 5.8 that I used, the sound quality was horrible compared to using XLR.
To the naked ear no, sounded great! I also use the Kimafun wireless xlr which in my opinion is much much better! It actually uses wireless freqs unlike wireless wifi.
Great reveiw video
Thank you Dan!
Can you charge and use it at the same time?
Yes you can! :)
Excellent review!! What do they cost?
Hey buddy! They are running about $199. Well worth it!
how many of this can you use simultanously? I own the condensor version and I am not sure if I can buy one more or should I buy a different one, which is not on 2.4?
I wouldn’t run more than 1 of these. I use 1 transmitter from my mixer going to 2 receivers going into my speakers.
Great info, can I run it from my speakers out to another speaker in? Thanks man.
You sure can! XLR out to XLR in. Just keep in mind if you do it that way, whatever volume your out speaker is set to or receiving from your mixer, the receiving speaker will be the same volume.
2.4Ghz? No thanks... i had enough problems on shure glxd microphones... so for me is a NO
I hear ya! 2.4ghz can be real iffy! Luckily it worked perfectly for us. 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@djdannybhtx i think it could be ok if you do a wedding in a venue out of the city with few wi-fi networks. In the center of the city it could become a real nightmare :D
Totally agree! Most of our venues here in South Texas are as such! LOL!! Barns out in the middle of a field in the middle of nowhere! LOL! I don't think I would trust this say in Downtown Houston though. Sooooooo many wifi networks in a busy area such as that. @@voxproevents6405
yes i returned mine after a disastrous gig where no matter what channel or placement, it kept cutting out. And one important factor---the battery life dwindles quickly when using them at high volume outputs. Meaning 3 hours tops at dance level use.
@@oldschooldjernie i sold mine.... bought 2 shure slxd beta58a... no more drops... problem solved