XLR Cable vs wireless XLR Cable How To Use Xvive U3 wireless adapter For LINE Output and Microphones

Off Camera I tried it on the JBL eon615, EV ZLX12P, Mackie Thump, and Alto TS315 as a Wireless transmitter from the Mixer in place of an XLR Cable and it sounded Great.
On Camera Tested on the SHURE PGA48, Alto TX212, Alto Trouper with TS218S Subwoofer, Pyle PMX840BTwith Gemini GSM215, Then Gemini WRX843 Array, on the Table I had the Mackie PROFX8v2
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Xvive U3 wireless microphone system,2.4G rechargeable, fit with XLR dynamic harmonica microphone, Wireless audio system for active loudspeakers/mixer/PA/DJ and DSLR cameras
●The 2.4GHz band is optimal for Microphone wireless, Approved for use in worldwide.
●Working With XLR dynamic microphone and battery-powered condenser microphones.
●Less than 5ms Latency, Simultaneous broadcasts on 6 channels
●Broad 20Hz - 20KHz frequency response
●5 hours of battery life (Rechargeable battery for both Transmitter & Receiver)
●Up to 90 feet (actual range depends on rf signal absorption, reflection, and interference )
●High Resolution 24-bit / 48kbps Audio
●Dynamic Range is 110dB
●Signal to Noise Ratio is 110dB
●U3 wireless aims to take the complexity, frustration, out of traditional wireless microphone systems. Creating a flexible, all-in-one solution that makes any your favorite microphone into wireless.
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[@miespost]

I will have to look into these, I recently upgraded to QSC equipment and can now justify spending the money on buying wireless systems.

[@expertisland]

With only a 5 ms delay that only works out to 5 ft of real world sound delay. that works out great for mixing music as a DJ.

[@frankardos4211]

you won't be disappointed with QSC stuff,...believe me. AWESOME sounding gear and built like a TANK! Best with it friend.. God Bless

[@mkingc88]

I just bought the xvive. I haven’t opened it yet but I’ll be doing a review of it shortly. This video is great.

[@expertisland]

I Talk about your Purchase and up coming Review in the Q&A Video Have a look kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5aUp5SmdrOEgJY

[@TheHoovman81]

You are a Godsend bro! As a mobile DJ I am going to order me a few of these to take to events with me. Tangling and untangling cords along with the trip hazards they present, these will pay for themselves in gaffer tape in no time. So glad i found this video! This will give me a much cleaner look to the whole show. Seriously, I hope you make a commission off me buying these!

[@amosortiz7020]

did they work well?

[@whitefriars13]

You do great informational videos .thank you so much 👍☘️

[@petew8279]

Awesome; so helps out with prep time; it's a godsend for sure...👍🏿

[@kevinsmith9942]

Purchased two sets they day they were released and love them. All that was stated in video I agree with. I originally purchased the Xvive unit for dynamic mics which they are incredible using on the mics, But the icing was using them on my QSC's K12.2 & K8.2. I highly recommend this item. About to purchase another unit as well.

[@guyhermanson3002]

I'm curious about any draw backs. I'm not convinced these are worth the money. One major issue that wasn't mentioned is signal drop. As a DJ we can't have it happen or we look really bad. Also, battery life. He never mentions the duration in hours or minutes and is the battery replaceable? Rechargeable batteries have a life expectancy so once it's been recharged a few hundred times will it start losing its charge capacity? I'd like to see replaceable batteries so you could have more than one charged in case you forget to charge it before you use it. He mentioned keeping it plugged in for power but if you wanted to keep it plugged in for power in case you forget to charge it your defeating the purpose of it being battery powered and you'd have to run a power cable to each one. That would mean you may as well run a regular cable to the device or speaker instead. I'm not convinced these are good to rely on for speakers. For mics, yes but not speakers. I wouldn't risk using these during a wedding ceremony and have the chance of it dropping the signal or the battery dying.

[@chevyado1]

Have you tried using one transmitter with two Recivers for two speakers ?

[@michaelmattson3515]

Thanks, great information.I’m passing this on.

[@bekkerthesokuangeldragon68]

What do you mean by passing on? Like not buying them or BUYing them?

[@HAssifi]

They don’t work if they aren’t in line of sight. This is really important and it doesn’t get discussed

[@MrCADDYC]

Thanks

[@oldschooldjernie]

Yes---plugging it into a mixer only 3-4 feet high with bodies, etc in the way will cause drop outs. Great for a mic and plugged into a speaker --- but thats about it

[@jackedupvideos5785]

This is a great idea. I need the power to last for much more than 5 hours.

[@tnkpro4sho]

I have 2 sets and they work WONDERS

[@michaelmattson3515]

I’m telling my friends about this. It’s a cool idea. That’s what I mean buy passing it on.

[@samsen201]

One of these days, you should make a clip on What is the best way to have a clear, professional sound input to a DSLR or better, action cameras, specific for Video Bloggers that is a very important yet mostly neglected topic on YT. Most cameras don't have Audio input but recently manufactures realizing this, are making better options available so next question would be how to handle this and make the clear vocal audio on a clip to have the best performance. I know many are trying separate sound record and add on later through post processing but that is not the right way to go. Anyways, thanks for your good clips, adding to general knowledge, beside naming the products.

[@JasonBugeja]

Good review and explanation, however, I would have turned the lavalier off while connecting the dynamic mic to the mixer since the slight delay of the cordless mixed with the lav made it sound a bit wierd

[@thelolguy007]

I love wireless gear. Makes the stage setup so much nicer and easier to setup etc. I don’t however like spending hours everyday recharging that wireless gear inbetween gigs 🤦‍♂️

[@Immaculate_101]

Thanks very helpful..

[@samsen201]

Good topic.

[@lennoxjordan6974]

I've got the Xvive U2 with 1/4" jack instead of XLR. Made essentially for cordless guitar operation, but I use it with my harmonica mic and works very well with it.

[@KngsPwn4]

How reliable is the system when it doesn’t have line-of-sight? How far is the reliable operational distance between the transmitter and receiver?

[@zefMusic]

Very useful

[@staceyseigle4183]

How many of theses units can be running the same time. Example: can we connect them to 3 drum mics

[@hillaryshingie]

That’s a useful gadget ✅

[@sharonmathew2225]

Can I use this device to get an xlr main out from the sound board to mt camera xlr input as a line input and also how far can I put my camera away from the sound board? I do live streaming also may I know how is the quality of the output? Thank you very much. Very good review..

[@tangochevalier1]

Question... Can you connect this device, with the microphone that you have in your shirt? Or is this possible?

[@gurbanikeertan7866]

Hi bro thanks for your nice video Can we do wireless system mixer to active pa speaker can we do ?

[@duylehuu6010]

Can I send two transmitters to just one receiver? For example, sending two microphones with two transmitters to one PA speaker that has one receiver connected.

[@SYNEED]

Can i Use this for my Mixer and my second mic ? I want to plug one connector into my mixer so that you can use it there

[@jerryhollis8155]

Hi, what stand are you using for your mixing board?

[@infinagon]

Imagine buying like 100 pairs and connecting an entire recording studio with these. Hardware compressors and all

[@romanmarchenko3475]

good afternoon. Can you please tell me whether these transmitters will work when connected to a subwoofer and a speaker and the bluetooth music signal is supplied directly to the receiver?

[@derkleinekaiser]

That's pretty cool. What's the range of clarity for it?

[@prajkeny4677]

Thanks sir Please review wire less xlr 10 channel mixer whith 10 channal input

[@michaelweiner2827]

I know this is an old thread but can you get mic vocals from a wired mic that you plugged into the mixer through the speakers that are running off the xvive?

[@andrianrobles5916]

What about the quality of sound..? It is the same quality with cord xlr. And what about the lifetime of this item

[@hectorcortez1811]

Can u have 2 transceivers connected to a controller and then have 4 receivers connected to each speaker (4 speakers each in a corner of a room)?

[@shopsterry9764]

Hi Robin, are these still in use or is there a newer model?

[@DavidrKun]

Take my money already LoL 😂 I had a company I work with that had something like this. But it kept cutting out. It was not that far. It was so bad they turned off the speaker...

[@lucabertolaso2167]

Is it possible to double the riceivers for use with multiple speakers?

[@chrisstatic8004]

Hello, if I'm The Xvive U3 to run line 1 transmitter from my mixer and 2 receivers (1 one each speaker), does that mean the sound would be mono, since both receivers would have to be on the same channel?

[@pakanime1112]

Can they work on shotgun mics, hypercardio. Mix audio recorders

[@Beluel]

I need the link to the mixer , the dj controller and the mixer mounting piece . Thank you

[@guns102]

would this work for active speakers and amplifiers?

[@rlin2648]

Be cautious I just bought two sets that were a different brand but they were 5.8ghz instead of 2.4ghz which I believe the xvives are 2.4ghz and 5.8ghz has supposedly less interference. Now granted I had this hooked up in my house near my WiFi router so that could have caused the interference, I’m hoping that’s the case and maybe they’ll work better in another location but the interference was terrible. I switched back to a direct cable and my speakers sounded amazing. So be mindful of interference possibilities.

[@TerenceKearns]

Did you try switching channels? Just curious.

[@sheryltupa4289]

Can you run separate speakers with one transmitter and two receivers, or do you need to purchase 2 sets?

[@waimeaguyz9074]

Would the one transmitter connect to another receiver I guess is what you're asking? I purchased 2 sets to be sure. What if you have 3 or 4 receivers, would the one transmitter be enough?

[@bumblecat23]

Can you run a pair out of mixer for stereo

[@nigelparampapan2360]

Can I use these to daisy chain multiple speakers

[@huallacanes100]

Can you do a video how far can you get before they are failing? The only problem i see is they are 2.4G

[@pasaloofficial1923]

can i do 1 transmitter to multiple receivers?

[@MrCADDYC]

Can you use 1/4 adapter for none xlr pa speaker hunkup

[@rockers-22]

Cables is way easy to mix with quality😁

[@shuklajayant]

Thanks for your review. Does these interfere with each other? Also if 4 of these are used together 2 for mics and 2 for speakers is there latency issues? Would appreciate your reply. Thanks again

[@expertisland]

5 to 10ms so nothing your going to hear.

[@shuklajayant]

Thank you

[@neilbird8496]

Great video. I am currently looking at purchasing the Alto stealth wireless system for wirelessly hooking up 2 speakers to my mixer. Will have to weigh them up together and see what is the best. Do you have any knowledge or preferences which works out best?

[@expertisland]

We sell the stealth if your just looking for wireless speaker ot is a better option for longer range. If you like or need they option of making microphones wireless thats the u3 comes in.

[@expertisland]

I will be reviewing the stealth tomorrow. And showing how it works.

[@neilbird8496]

@@expertisland brilliant will wait for the review

[@neilbird8496]

@@expertisland yes I just want to hook my mixer/controller to my speaker. I already have wireless mics.

[@neilbird8496]

@@expertisland what do you mean by the ot option?

[@jpayne8096]

I see that you plugged a transmitter into a controller, but you only plugged in one.... the body of the transmitter looks kind of bulky.... will two transmitters actually fit side by side?

[@mightyquinn5135]

Question can you buy one transmitter to send the signal from you mixing board to 2 receivers plugged into two different speakers. If so, is there a limit to the number of receivers/speakers one transmitter can send to? For example could one receiver send to 4 speakers? Would adding more receivers drain the power fasted or limit the range?

[@expertisland]

You Can add as many receivers as you want Range is your only limit. no extra power needed. it's like a radio station.

[@deanthedj]

Here in 2024. Can I use it to connect 2 m32 mixers wirelessly ?

[@trejosoyyo]

What is battery life expectancy ❓

[@gabrogx4395]

2:00 song name? just for try new Alto'S

[@RoxiTamaka]

Out of my controller I'll run my XLR cables to FOH speakers, then am I able to connect the Xvive transmitter from speaker thru output and into the input of my cocktail hour speaker? Or does the transmitter have to be plugged into the controller? (I'm trying to avoid having a small 4 channel mixer to send the signals)

[@DJMichaelKhoury]

Roxi Tamaka you can do it through the output of the main speaker to the cocktail speaker.

[@makershub7007]

can i use 3 at the same time

[@miroslavfarkas1984]

how many hours do you see it

[@lennyhamilton9320]

i like thosehow m,uch are they??

[@HieuPhan-bt9ph]

Hi. how does this system work with the subwoofer? The subwoofer would be connected to the mixer. Would the transmitter be connected to the line-out from the subwoofer and the receiver connects to the line-in of the main? Thank you for your presentation it is very helpful.

[@expertisland]

that's a good question, it really is 6 of one or half dozen of the other. both ways work but you have to look at what is going to save you time or cable runs. this is all about making it easier, cleaner and faster for your setups.

[@HieuPhan-bt9ph]

@@expertisland thank you

[@krizkibblewhite2351]

I also don’t think you could run 2 or more microphones in channels next to each other on the mixer due to the large square part.

[@expertisland]

I just checked and they just fit side by side on the Alto, Soundcraft and Mackie mixers we also have the NUX B3 and they are smaller and do the same thing.

[@greenkarmaweddings707]

What is the latency on this item? Do you recommend using it for your main speakers during a gig or just for cocktail hour , is latency a factor?

[@tsumsnoel8159]

Please someone answer this

[@edgararanda8722]

3 to 5 milliseconds, a blink of an eye are 100 milliseconds!! Practically no delay, no latency, I use them when need it!!

[@DhanjitMr]

Sir how is the sound quality.

[@chromecannon2536]

If I have one plugged into my mixing board will it pair with a bluetooth speaker (jbl partybox 100)?

[@keatondepron]

This used wifi and not Bluetooth

[@DJMichaelKhoury]

How is the battery life? Can they be connected while in use if they have to in case the internal battery goes bad for some reason?

[@expertisland]

I just replied to your Question in my latest Q&A Video here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnXKaXRtn8tqpLs

[@bricktop2090]

I guess you could place a Power bank on it 👍🏽

[@gregorymarshall3704]

I am a new dj in Jamaica. Do you think that the Rene 12 and 72 mixer is great for me??

[@expertisland]

Rane is great. We had the full set here for a show and WOW! also look at the DENON DJ SC5000 or SC5000M To Me the new BenchMark. And thill the end of the year you get the mixer for free with the purchase of two SC5000M

[@chevyado1]

Can’t seem to find a straight solid answer on this question. Can I use one transmitter with two receivers? I want to use 4 speakers for my larger events, and two speakers being wireless via this unit but I don’t want to buy two sets, wondering if I can just get an extra Reciver and have two receivers work with one transmitter? Thanks for any answers n help in advance.

[@expertisland]

For sure, just put the one Transmitter say on (ch 2) then put as many receivers you want on (ch 2). Just like 1000 people listening to the same radio station in their car, 1 transmitter - 1000 receivers. Hope this Helps

[@josesegura2090]

Can This system work for lights as well? Thank you in advance! ✌😷

[@keatondepron]

No I can't. Microphone and dmx are totally different signals and use different cables

[@marvinvonalmen3223]

Is it possible to run this through a 1/4" adapter?

[@expertisland]

Yes you can.

[@djkaasmusic]

As a dj, or any other usage, how is the delay? Compaired to cables?

[@expertisland]

5ms delay or if someone is 5 ft from you talking. 5ms about 5ft almost no delay great for a live DJ.

[@manuelcardenas3441]

Can I use it with an iPad with a mini Jack adapter and a powered speaker?

[@JasonBugeja]

if you need to connect an ipad you'd be better off connecting to a Bluetooth adapter or di box

[@alexandergilbert6490]

um how far can it go be for dropping out because i've been looking for something that can go about 80m to 110m about's for my speakers

[@expertisland]

For that range you will need the ALTO STEALTH here is the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4rHXnqAa8mGq80

[@AveyroadOfficial]

we use Xvive U3 for microphone, seriously considering using them for PA... if you use 2 for L/R PA, do you need to set one different channel for each?

[@expertisland]

Yes You got it right.

[@AveyroadOfficial]

thank you - will do it soon ;)

[@FrancisMaxino]

Yeah, that's fine with powered speakers but no use for passive.

[@iambobby3537]

can one transmitter send to multiple receivers? thanks

[@expertisland]

Yes and the say the sell the receiver on there own now.

[@expertisland]

I Talk about your Question in the Q&A Video Have a look kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5aUp5SmdrOEgJY

[@johnmusachia466]

Does this work has well with an amplifier with an XLR out?

[@keatondepron]

Yes that will work

[@waimeaguyz9074]

What's the distance, 50 feet line of site? Also would people with bluetooth on their cell phones interfere with the connection of a speaker and to a mixer?

[@expertisland]

65 to 100ft based on the room, & Bluetooth will not interfere with the direct 2.4g signal it is designed in to the BT technology.

[@waimeaguyz9074]

@@expertisland Would people with cell phones interfere with the reception?

[@BBWinner48]

My question, can I send audio to two devices ( 2 Bose L1's in my case) using one transmitter and 2 receivers...( I have 2 of the U3's)

[@izzo4185]

Is this possible ?

[@keatondepron]

Yes you can

[@rtaulbee]

Couple of questions! Can you try to use them as DMX master/slave transmiter/receiver? I would think they should work? Also, can you have 1 xlr transmitter and 2 receivers on the same channel? In other words, so I want to push 1 signal from the mixer left/right and receive that signal on multiple speaker inputs. Thanks as always for your videos! I enjoy them and they are helpful.

[@xviveusa-vickynie7346]

Hi Ryan, you can see 1 XLR transmitter and 2 or more receivers on the same channel.

[@abdonrodriguez3586]

well now you have to buy one of their batteries as an extra as opposed to regular batteries

[@krizkibblewhite2351]

I personally don’t think you could use this product from a mixer or controller. The large square part of it will not allow another one to be plugged in next to it (L&R) so you would only be able to run 1 side not stereo.

[@wolomusic4488]

Use a xlr extender to plug into your mixer then it will fit. You can get 2 extenders for about $20 Not a problem' you get about 30yds of coverage

[@bekkerthesokuangeldragon68]

I have a Peavey PV10AT Audio mixer with bluetooth and i have bluetooth USB from my laptop s o ican connect the bluetooth from laptop to the bluetooth mode on the audio mixer and have 4 of those adaptors to plug them into the MAIN Top right Output plug things. S O i can get those adaptors, plug 2 of dem in the speakers and the mixer. Or the controller / DJ set that's not a controller. SO i'm thinkin of buying those adaptors! :D 2 MackieThump BST 15s and my Peavey PV10AT Mixer :3 I love the speakers and mixer! I Currently have 2 10 or 20 foot long XLR cables and 2 3 foot XLR cables. SO I'm thinking of getting those Wireless adaptors for a much easier and faster setup time with them too.

[@bekkerthesokuangeldragon68]

Also i have a Numark NVii DJ Controller and Yes i am a DJ. Been a DJ for like, 3 or 4 years now ( My first numark controller was the MixTrack PRO3 and then overtime i finally upgraded to the Numark NVii Controller. I've had the NVii for like A year now and the MixTrack PRO3 the whole time. So Yeah atleast A year and a half or so i got the NVii. I love the NVii more better than the MixTrack PRO3. SOON GONNA UPGRADE TO THE ' Denon DJ SC5000 Prime Series ' D Jsetup. ( Gonna be using 4 players and the middle mixer like alot of Pro's have it setup. NVii controller costed me 700 for it and the SC5000 prime series ina bundle to buy is about, 5,000nd or 6 or 7. ( USD for me )

[@wilsonbatuyong1147]

Does it give phantom power?

[@rogerrousell9789]

no it does not

[@humansrants1694]

U3C version does.

[@16jnajm]

I don’t want battery anxiety.

[@joejohnston2035]

Cords don't need charging amigo

[@expertisland]

Wireless is not for every day but safer than cables on the floor with or without gaffer tape.

[@guyhermanson3002]

Love the idea but not convinced it's worth the high cost just because it's "convenient". The batteries probably aren't replaceable, the signal drop could ruin an event and most of us who've worked in the entertainment industry don't want to rely on systems that could give us extra stress. You have to remember to charge them and if for some reason they do get damaged or lost or stolen, your out hundreds of dollars. Tried, tested, cost effective and reliable cabling is hard to beat. Especially, if you run more than one system. It really doesn't take much time to run a cable or two if you have half a clue. Yes, they could help in some situations like cocktail hour but relying on them for the main system, no way.

[@migueldemaria3830]

Might be good for supplemental sound in a different room or something like that. A lot of clients and planners hate cords.

[@michaelmattson3515]

Oops need coffee before I spell . By not buy.

[@CooganBear]

5 hour charge is nowhere near enough...

[@DJMishaGrin]

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[@EverAfterEntertainment]

I stopped listening as soon as I saw the Alto speaker.