WOW. That was the most professionally done review of any Gear I've seen for a long time. Complete, no useless babling, packged with information, clear measurements, great illustrations, from start to finish all aspects thought carefully. No stones left unturned. I can only imagine all the editing work, time and effort that were put to it. Thank you!
Cucumber of Wisdom! What an incredibly good review! It is way more detailed than I expected from any other review. I must follow this reviewer. Good job!!
Alright, as an Electrical Engineer by grad level training and a couple of decades of experiences, I can tell that the testing regime is adequate for industrial purchase contracts (except for some of those converters, which are not used). In other words, for a consumer grade review this is of excellent caliber and quality. The checklist is extensive and granular. Great Show!
Wow, what a great job, thanks a lot! But have U ever tried to use U3 as a wireless connection between the mixer (f.e. Yamaha MG12XU with XLR outputs) and active speakers? That´s the way I would like to use it.. BTW, what does it mean "cucumber of wisdom", pls? .)
Hey. I haven't tried that yet. Not on stage at least. But it should work. As long as the signal from the mixer is strong enough there shouldn't be much noise. Cucumber of wisdom is just another weird phrase at the end of my video. It doesn't really mean anything, although i usually try to describe the product with it.
A first-timer on your channel... and enjoyed every minute of it. Great job... with accuracy, good preparation, lots of angles to allow best view of all operations, actual informations and measurements (instead of speculations), introduction then test synthesis. I don't know whether cucumbers have wisdom... but you sure have ! Thank you !
Just watch your review I couldn't of been more satisfied with this video everything was very well explained and loved it only 1 part you missed out that I'm very well interested I'm a mobile dj and club dj now what I really want to know and interested in is how well does it work with a powered speakers I did a gig on a boat and trying not to use cables on 1 speaker meaning if I bridge one speaker to the other how good will it work if you could do another video doing this test would highly appreciate it thanks cheers wonderful video keep up the good work
This is one of the best videos on gear I have ever seen and I have watched plenty . Congratulations on your professionalism and a truly outstanding piece of work . so thorough and informative. I use the X vive on guitar very happily but sadly I will now be wary of combining it with the mic system. I hope they get the interference problems sorted out soon one day..I hate cables!!
Cucumber of Wisdom: What a great review. This has got to be the most thorough and comprehensive reviews I've seen anywhere. Thank you, you did great job and I think we're all appreciative. It was long but no fluff and packed with information. Again, thank you. I too am trying to decide between this and the new Nux B-3 but the battery life and the line control I think has me sold on this .... I really want to be able to use this with a 3.5mm Lavalier ..... any thoughts on how I may be able to adapt to get that accomplished.
You convinced me! I’m going to buy it! 36:29 What you did by using 2 receivers for the same signal means that you can extend the strength of the signal by placing one receiver 60 meters from the other and you would have 120 meters of safe area to move around without signal failures; 60 meters from the radius of the 1st receiver and 60 meters from the radius of the 2nd receiver. Haven’t you thought about doing that test to see if it works? I would do the experiment by placing a 60m cable in one of the console’s channels and connecting the second receiver to that cable, while I would connect the first receiver to another channel of that same console. Hablo español, traduje mi mensaje con la IA de bing y es impresionante como interpreto lo que intentaba decir y lo expreso correctamente para que un angloparlante entendiese lo mismo
An excellent and very complete review. I am considering the Xvive U3 for multiple applications (Vocals, Bass/guitar, wireless PA) and you addressed all of the doubts and questions I had. Thank you, Cucumber of Wisdom.
Man you went above and beyond for this review... thank you :-) What's your opinion on the noise floor of the xvive u3 vs a wired connection? I just got a nux b-3 and the noise floor is pretty bad. Just wondering if the xvive u3 would be any better.
Thanks. I can imagine that b-3 and u3 are very similar units which probably have very similar specs. U3's signal to noise ratio is actually good, as long as the signal level is high enough the noise shouldn't be a problem
@@MaxSoloMusic Hello, I am also deciding on which to buy between the two (nux b3 or xvive u3). The main difference I notice in specs between the two is the sound resolution. Nux b3 has 32 bit and xvive u3 has 24 bit. Which would you say is best for vocals (live not for recording)? Thank you
@@paulgarcia983 I'm also trying to decide between the two. Nux is less $$ but I've seen twice now a stress test on the battery that takes it to 9+ hours and the Xvive has a line input control so for the diff in $ I think it'll be the U3....
LOL, the Cucumber of Wisdom! Awesome review, was looking for a wireless setup that I could use for out podcast when going out to conventions. This looks like a perfect solution. Thanks for providing such an in-depth review and test of this product.
I'm looking for something like this I'm trying to reduce cables in my studio If I grab my mic its cable pulls on something somehow my cables are tying themselves to each other.
Great video, thanks for pointing out about the controls being inaccessible when more than one receiver plugged into mixing desk. That's a big mistake on the manufacturers part.
Great review. Thanks. Had taken the plunge and bought the unit a few days before finding this vid. Good to see a couple of uses I had not thought about. Cheers
Fast forward 3 years, and hi there! I have considered this device, but just ordered a similar device from CARVIN AUDIO, THE WM5. It is on sale for $159 plus shipping at this time. Can't wait to test it out, particularly if it generates more feedback than a wired microphone. I'll be using my Shure SM58 with it. The Xvive U3 sells for $199 on Amazon. Most comments have been good.
CUCUMBER OF WISDOM for sure! Thank you specifically for answering my 1 question: Can 1 Transmitter send signal to 2 receivers simultaneously. You’re the man.
This was a GREAT REVIEW. I'm glad it's still here. I'm thinking about getting this system for a mic on a stand. why? Because I use vintage amps and get shocked when I touch the mic. Now that won't happen (almost) ever anymore. I won't "touch" the PA. I'll plug the receiver in to the cable the sound man wants to plug into the mic. I like the idea of using it with a camera. I hope that was successful for Max. That distance test was AWESOME. ===== OH Wow. It's expensive to be a musician in Russia. Solidarity with my guitar and musician friends and fam in Russia. Some great players and gear makers there.
Your latency test was slightly under 5ms. You mentioned you would prefer a lower latency. Is 5ms noticeable to viewers of a video which is receiving the audio via the XVive U3? 1 The DJs Guru
Great review mate , But i think you may have missed a few potential issues that I watched for and didn't see. Having done many gigs and seen bad stuff happen ( like an amp going to dead short full power at 50hz, , the phantom power trap, (which you covered) , and disconnects under load. I always look at such devices to see where it could go wrong. The issue of all those buttons being available on the mic, and then handing it to a random person say at a wedding for a speech . They then have gain, power and channel control, at their fingertips. What could happen ? Even for a pro singer at a gig they could be knocked, What is the work around for that scenario? At worst, the gain gets flicked up and the PA feeds back , Thats really bad. or it just doesn't work due to channels not coinciding.(not so bad) Also how tough to knocks/water is it. I'm keen on the unit though and your review was stunningly technical and I applaud you for your knowledge and completeness. Thanks😀 !
I don't understand the point: "Interference WIFI". If I use the Xvive u3 connected into my XR 18 console with my router wifi very close; the u3 will blocked the signal of my router??? This is something that everyone must know before buy this product. Today a lot of people use consoles with external routers wifi. Please can you explain me this point again? I want so much to buy this product but i have this doubt. Thanks!!
I bought the same combination and I can't get any volume on the U3. No dramas with the U2 or U4. I haven't received any response from the company to my email. I tried the U3 on a PA, a Zoom UAC-2 USB 3 audio interface and a Voicelive 3 Extreme. No joy. On a mixer it has to be so high that it's drowned out by hiss. I've tried a Shure 58 and Shure 57. Puzzled.
Thank you for the video, it was very helpful. Quick question, how would this work if I placed the transmitter in one of the master outs of my mixing board and then placed the receivers in PA speakers throughout a room. Assuming that works, do you imagine using more or less inputs on the mixer would impact the quality of the sound?
Awesome review. The problem is when the battery needs replacing, it's hard to do. I would end up breaking the unit. I might forget what goes where or lose a screw. Do they cell these batteries? Thank you.
Question, if I use a couple of these systems and my mixing board, witch is operated wirelessly and controlled via a router/WiFi/app (this allows individual control of the volume parameters to each band member) these units will null the WiFi ???
Has anyone noticed 1) memory issues with rechargeable batteries on Xvive U3? O problems/signal breaking up if receiver and transmitter used close to one another (such as mic input next to aux out on same board?
This plus a battery powered PA like the Soundboks 3 has made my mobile DJ life so easy! Only issue is you really want line of sight, so I use a 6' patch cable to tape it on top of my PA. Then no people are blocking the signal.
I cringe and delight as you take apart the device and remember my youth when I used to take everything apart. This channel is the best I wished it was the TH-cam standard you deserve a big following. I use your channel for every purchase I can.
Stay away from xvive. Won't last for more than 1 year, awful support and a terrible experience for the price you pay. There are cheaper options with better quality.
great review...Thank you for your time. I do have one question though. I'm looking to add to my DJ system and am curious what level of background noise or white noise level there is when on but not in use.
Great I depth review. I’ve had my unit for a number of years and I believe the batteries need replacing since it is cutting out lots. Has anyone found where to find these batteries?
Very good video. I use a headset condenser mike that takes its phantom power from my mixer. Would that still work if I used this instead of an xlr cable to connect mike to mixer. Also I presume would be fine with an acoustic guitar jack out by cable to DI box and then this to connect DI box to mixer?
Here's your second cumber of wisdom. Looking to make my first purchase into wireless XLR connections. Thank you so much for the insight and testing. The button placement is an issue. Is it possible to rotate the XLR plugs on the mixing panel so the usb plug would be to the rear?
The tips to prevent interference says to keep 3 meteres (what ever a metere is?) distance between receiver and other Wi-fi transmitters. Does that mean if you used 3 separate units on the back of a mixer they could interfere with each other? If they meant meter thats 39 inches, a little more than a foot. So if using more than one unit they should be 3 feet away from each other to prevent interference?
Love this review. Really well done. I like how you measured the weight on both. Surprised that the mic with the Xvive was almost same weight...I just got the Xvive and love it
Can these be charged via the phantom power from a mixer? I would like to use it to send the output across a large room from a stage mixer to the main mixer.
I buy some from china only last 3 hours then also crackerling. People are using these for gigs so 4 to 5 hours is not long enough. These are only good for conferences
Hate the high noise level on these type of gadgets, how does it compare with a normal wireless make system with it all built in the microphone, are they as noisy?
Very informative, thank you! We were thinking of purchasing the Xvive to use it on a Behringer X Air XR18 using wifi to connect our tablet for mixing. Do you think using this bluetooth Xvive will create an interference? It seems that way based on your last demonstration.
Hi. XVive units operate just as Wi-Fi devices, not Bluetooth. Yes, there may be interference with that kind of mixer's wireless unit. However, there are workarounds. Switching the mixer to 5G is one of them. I usually don't plug the receivers directly into the mixer but keep them a bit away with an XLR cable. That helps. There has to be at least a meter between an XVive receiver and another Wi-Fi device
Hi! I would like to ask a question... Would you recommend this product to be used as line transmitter? For example, from a line audio to a main mixer. Or from a mixer to a speaker. I would like to use it as a live return transmitter from the main mixer to my personal mixer. What would you say about that? Thank you very much!
WOW. That was the most professionally done review of any Gear I've seen for a long time. Complete, no useless babling, packged with information, clear measurements, great illustrations, from start to finish all aspects thought carefully. No stones left unturned. I can only imagine all the editing work, time and effort that were put to it. Thank you!
Thanks, Jari!
I agree 100 percent very clear and detailed.
Of all these years watching videos on TH-cam, I have never seen a review as complete as this one!
Hi! I would like to thank for the video. Probably the best video review I have ever seen! (Not only music and gear!)
Hey. Thanks!
well - I do not thing you have missed anything... :) great job! thanks
Cucumber of Wisdom! What an incredibly good review! It is way more detailed than I expected from any other review. I must follow this reviewer. Good job!!
Alright, as an Electrical Engineer by grad level training and a couple of decades of experiences, I can tell that the testing regime is adequate for industrial purchase contracts (except for some of those converters, which are not used). In other words, for a consumer grade review this is of excellent caliber and quality. The checklist is extensive and granular. Great Show!
Cucumber of wisdom - Great informative video thanks for uploading my friend !*****
Extension cord good idea for channels as well. This will give access to controls.
Wow, what a great job, thanks a lot! But have U ever tried to use U3 as a wireless connection between the mixer (f.e. Yamaha MG12XU with XLR outputs) and active speakers? That´s the way I would like to use it.. BTW, what does it mean "cucumber of wisdom", pls? .)
Hey. I haven't tried that yet. Not on stage at least. But it should work. As long as the signal from the mixer is strong enough there shouldn't be much noise. Cucumber of wisdom is just another weird phrase at the end of my video. It doesn't really mean anything, although i usually try to describe the product with it.
Same question here
yes! Please make a video using speakers and the U3, we would appreciate that.@@MaxSoloMusic
A first-timer on your channel... and enjoyed every minute of it. Great job... with accuracy, good preparation, lots of angles to allow best view of all operations, actual informations and measurements (instead of speculations), introduction then test synthesis.
I don't know whether cucumbers have wisdom... but you sure have !
Thank you !
Just watch your review I couldn't of been more satisfied with this video everything was very well explained and loved it only 1 part you missed out that I'm very well interested I'm a mobile dj and club dj now what I really want to know and interested in is how well does it work with a powered speakers I did a gig on a boat and trying not to use cables on 1 speaker meaning if I bridge one speaker to the other how good will it work if you could do another video doing this test would highly appreciate it thanks cheers wonderful video keep up the good work
Ps. Subscribed and notification bell on cucumber of wisdom cheers 🍻
I have the same question
Hey. I somehow missed this comment. Yeah, i'm planning another video on U3 and i'll include this into it. Thanks!
Cucumber of Wisdom. Excellent Review. Very complete. Thanks for this.
This is one of the best videos on gear I have ever seen and I have watched plenty . Congratulations on your professionalism and a truly outstanding piece of work . so thorough and informative. I use the X vive on guitar very happily but sadly I will now be wary of combining it with the mic system. I hope they get the interference problems sorted out soon one day..I hate cables!!
Cucumber of Wisdom: What a great review. This has got to be the most thorough and comprehensive reviews I've seen anywhere. Thank you, you did great job and I think we're all appreciative. It was long but no fluff and packed with information. Again, thank you. I too am trying to decide between this and the new Nux B-3 but the battery life and the line control I think has me sold on this .... I really want to be able to use this with a 3.5mm Lavalier ..... any thoughts on how I may be able to adapt to get that accomplished.
I don't see other option other than making a custom adapter. Although, it's worth googling something like 3.5mm jack to XLR
You convinced me! I’m going to buy it! 36:29 What you did by using 2 receivers for the same signal means that you can extend the strength of the signal by placing one receiver 60 meters from the other and you would have 120 meters of safe area to move around without signal failures; 60 meters from the radius of the 1st receiver and 60 meters from the radius of the 2nd receiver. Haven’t you thought about doing that test to see if it works? I would do the experiment by placing a 60m cable in one of the console’s channels and connecting the second receiver to that cable, while I would connect the first receiver to another channel of that same console.
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awesome cucumber of wisdom review buddy..
An excellent and very complete review. I am considering the Xvive U3 for multiple applications (Vocals, Bass/guitar, wireless PA) and you addressed all of the doubts and questions I had. Thank you, Cucumber of Wisdom.
First time to your channel. Wasn't expecting such a quality review, covering so many aspects. Subscribed.
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Man you went above and beyond for this review... thank you :-) What's your opinion on the noise floor of the xvive u3 vs a wired connection? I just got a nux b-3 and the noise floor is pretty bad. Just wondering if the xvive u3 would be any better.
Thanks. I can imagine that b-3 and u3 are very similar units which probably have very similar specs. U3's signal to noise ratio is actually good, as long as the signal level is high enough the noise shouldn't be a problem
@@MaxSoloMusic Hello, I am also deciding on which to buy between the two (nux b3 or xvive u3). The main difference I notice in specs between the two is the sound resolution. Nux b3 has 32 bit and xvive u3 has 24 bit. Which would you say is best for vocals (live not for recording)? Thank you
@@paulgarcia983 I'm also trying to decide between the two. Nux is less $$ but I've seen twice now a stress test on the battery that takes it to 9+ hours and the Xvive has a line input control so for the diff in $ I think it'll be the U3....
Great video & almost everything u wanted to know r all there in this video. Good job.
Very good and detailed video. Many thanks for your effort.
LOL, the Cucumber of Wisdom! Awesome review, was looking for a wireless setup that I could use for out podcast when going out to conventions. This looks like a perfect solution. Thanks for providing such an in-depth review and test of this product.
What a review. More power to you. Thanks
You have spent so much time to do a comprehensive review. Well Done and Thank You.
I own one XVIVE U3c. As a second unit-what else do you recommend-which is not on 2.4GHz, but still a digital system?
I'm looking for something like this I'm trying to reduce cables in my studio If I grab my mic its cable pulls on something somehow my cables are tying themselves to each other.
Great video, thanks for pointing out about the controls being inaccessible when more than one receiver plugged into mixing desk. That's a big mistake on the manufacturers part.
Yeah I also realized that but you can solve the problem using a short XLR cable from mixer out to the dongle.
I need advice this B-3 2.4GHz Wireless Mic System will be working with Shure PGA98H-XLR microphone ?
Great review. Thanks. Had taken the plunge and bought the unit a few days before finding this vid. Good to see a couple of uses I had not thought about. Cheers
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Ugh I don’t like that the wifi is affected. 😢
Fast forward 3 years, and hi there! I have considered this device, but just ordered a similar device from CARVIN AUDIO, THE WM5. It is on sale for $159 plus shipping at this time. Can't wait to test it out, particularly if it generates more feedback than a wired microphone. I'll be using my Shure SM58 with it. The Xvive U3 sells for $199 on Amazon. Most comments have been good.
CUCUMBER OF WISDOM for sure! Thank you specifically for answering my 1 question: Can 1 Transmitter send signal to 2 receivers simultaneously. You’re the man.
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This was a GREAT REVIEW. I'm glad it's still here. I'm thinking about getting this system for a mic on a stand. why? Because I use vintage amps and get shocked when I touch the mic. Now that won't happen (almost) ever anymore. I won't "touch" the PA. I'll plug the receiver in to the cable the sound man wants to plug into the mic. I like the idea of using it with a camera. I hope that was successful for Max. That distance test was AWESOME. ===== OH Wow. It's expensive to be a musician in Russia. Solidarity with my guitar and musician friends and fam in Russia. Some great players and gear makers there.
The best review I’ve ever seen on any product out there. I’ll buy this product , used and not read the manual. Thanks Bro. Well done 👍🏾
Your latency test was slightly under 5ms. You mentioned you would prefer a lower latency. Is 5ms noticeable to viewers of a video which is receiving the audio via the XVive U3?
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Great review mate , But i think you may have missed a few potential issues that I watched for and didn't see. Having done many gigs and seen bad stuff happen ( like an amp going to dead short full power at 50hz, , the phantom power trap, (which you covered) , and disconnects under load. I always look at such devices to see where it could go wrong. The issue of all those buttons being available on the mic, and then handing it to a random person say at a wedding for a speech . They then have gain, power and channel control, at their fingertips. What could happen ? Even for a pro singer at a gig they could be knocked, What is the work around for that scenario? At worst, the gain gets flicked up and the PA feeds back , Thats really bad. or it just doesn't work due to channels not coinciding.(not so bad) Also how tough to knocks/water is it.
I'm keen on the unit though and your review was stunningly technical and I applaud you for your knowledge and completeness. Thanks😀 !
I don't understand the point: "Interference WIFI". If I use the Xvive u3 connected into my XR 18 console with my router wifi very close; the u3 will blocked the signal of my router??? This is something that everyone must know before buy this product. Today a lot of people use consoles with external routers wifi. Please can you explain me this point again? I want so much to buy this product but i have this doubt. Thanks!!
I bought the same combination and I can't get any volume on the U3. No dramas with the U2 or U4. I haven't received any response from the company to my email. I tried the U3 on a PA, a Zoom UAC-2 USB 3 audio interface and a Voicelive 3 Extreme. No joy. On a mixer it has to be so high that it's drowned out by hiss. I've tried a Shure 58 and Shure 57. Puzzled.
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Cucumber of wisdom. 😉 Excellent video covering just about anything needed to know about this device!
Thanks to this review I will definitely subscribe to your channel just because of your hard work dude!!!
Cucumber of Wisdom! The most thorough audio analysis on TH-cam!
Thank you for the video, it was very helpful. Quick question, how would this work if I placed the transmitter in one of the master outs of my mixing board and then placed the receivers in PA speakers throughout a room. Assuming that works, do you imagine using more or less inputs on the mixer would impact the quality of the sound?
Awesome review. The problem is when the battery needs replacing, it's hard to do. I would end up breaking the unit. I might forget what goes where or lose a screw. Do they cell these batteries? Thank you.
man! U're best! u're real GOD OF TESTING! I'm impressed and shocked. thank U much!!
Question, if I use a couple of these systems and my mixing board, witch is operated wirelessly and controlled via a router/WiFi/app (this allows individual control of the volume parameters to each band member) these units will null the WiFi ???
Some high end wireless devices change channels automatically.
I think I'll buy a Cucumber of Wisdom as well...awesome
Has anyone noticed 1) memory issues with rechargeable batteries on Xvive U3? O problems/signal breaking up if receiver and transmitter used close to one another (such as mic input next to aux out on same board?
This plus a battery powered PA like the Soundboks 3 has made my mobile DJ life so easy! Only issue is you really want line of sight, so I use a 6' patch cable to tape it on top of my PA. Then no people are blocking the signal.
I cringe and delight as you take apart the device and remember my youth when I used to take everything apart. This channel is the best I wished it was the TH-cam standard you deserve a big following. I use your channel for every purchase I can.
Thank you for this video. The cucumber of wisdom is a great system to remember for testing these wireless systems
Good video, bad black duct tape
There are many things I don't believe in but I believe in duct tape
Stay away from xvive. Won't last for more than 1 year, awful support and a terrible experience for the price you pay. There are cheaper options with better quality.
great review...Thank you for your time. I do have one question though. I'm looking to add to my DJ system and am curious what level of background noise or white noise level there is when on but not in use.
Great I depth review. I’ve had my unit for a number of years and I believe the batteries need replacing since it is cutting out lots. Has anyone found where to find these batteries?
Very good video. I use a headset condenser mike that takes its phantom power from my mixer. Would that still work if I used this instead of an xlr cable to connect mike to mixer.
Also I presume would be fine with an acoustic guitar jack out by cable to DI box and then this to connect DI box to mixer?
The best tech review I've seen anywhere. Excellent! Thank you.
Thanks for the cucumber of wisdom. Great review!
imagine if the phantom power can charge the receiver as well! You will not run out of battery on that of that's possible
hello amigo, have you tried the Carvin WM5 ??? greeting from Peru /////
On the guitar and non Mic tests, I noticed that you didn't switch the Mic/Line switch to Line. Would this help in Noise Levels?
Here's your second cumber of wisdom. Looking to make my first purchase into wireless XLR connections. Thank you so much for the insight and testing. The button placement is an issue. Is it possible to rotate the XLR plugs on the mixing panel so the usb plug would be to the rear?
Those are usually soldered to the board. I've never seen a mixer with rotating XLR connectors. That may be a truly unique idea for manufacturers :)
You are awesome thank you for the review....I love it when you take things apart...keep it up.
The tips to prevent interference says to keep 3 meteres (what ever a metere is?) distance between receiver and other Wi-fi transmitters. Does that mean if you used 3 separate units on the back of a mixer they could interfere with each other? If they meant meter thats 39 inches, a little more than a foot. So if using more than one unit they should be 3 feet away from each other to prevent interference?
Love this review. Really well done. I like how you measured the weight on both. Surprised that the mic with the Xvive was almost same weight...I just got the Xvive and love it
Can these be charged via the phantom power from a mixer? I would like to use it to send the output across a large room from a stage mixer to the main mixer.
Cucumber of Wisdom! Thank you for the information.
Duuuuuuude you are the best at reviews! Answered all my questions, you rock!
For the battery test - was there a signal transmitted and received? I can understand longer battery life if the audio drivers are not active.
cucumber of wisdom indeed. just to not get tangled up in anything until it hits an fx box is a reason for u2+u3.
I buy some from china only last 3 hours then also crackerling. People are using these for gigs so 4 to 5 hours is not long enough. These are only good for conferences
My xvive wireless not charging, what im gonna do this one? What should i do?i need advice
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xvive sounds like ex-wife
@24:30 just use an xlr cable for both U3 adapters to move them off to the side
Hate the high noise level on these type of gadgets, how does it compare with a normal wireless make system with it all built in the microphone, are they as noisy?
Very nice, you thought of pretty much everything, cheers !
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Excellent review! 👏🙌
Your a Boss at reviews i own these about 2 months now excellent for djays
Cucumber of wisdom. Thank you so much for taking this time
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Cucumber of wisdom was pretty good, show it again pleas
Very professional video excellent info thanks
Very informative, thank you! We were thinking of purchasing the Xvive to use it on a Behringer X Air XR18 using wifi to connect our tablet for mixing. Do you think using this bluetooth Xvive will create an interference? It seems that way based on your last demonstration.
Hi. XVive units operate just as Wi-Fi devices, not Bluetooth. Yes, there may be interference with that kind of mixer's wireless unit. However, there are workarounds. Switching the mixer to 5G is one of them. I usually don't plug the receivers directly into the mixer but keep them a bit away with an XLR cable. That helps. There has to be at least a meter between an XVive receiver and another Wi-Fi device
Can you keep the usb plugged in for power while using it
No firmware updates. It is strictly a charging port.
Great friggin video. Thanks.
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Great review. Does the transmitter provide phantom power?
Is it possible to charge and us the receiver at the same time?
Thank you ......A lot of great info .....Very well done
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Xvive u3 and u3c are the same channel frequency?
Hi... The system have companders?
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Hello, what about the phantom power?
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Hi! I would like to ask a question... Would you recommend this product to be used as line transmitter? For example, from a line audio to a main mixer. Or from a mixer to a speaker. I would like to use it as a live return transmitter from the main mixer to my personal mixer. What would you say about that? Thank you very much!
Yeah, that was one of my ideas too. It should work, just make sure they aren't too far away from each other
@@MaxSoloMusic Alright! Thank you very much!