Xvive PX Personal In Ear Monitor System Review

The Xvive PX is a personal in-ear monitor system that lets musicians control three audio sends with individual knobs and a master volume. It’s perfect for live performances and studio work, offering quick on-the-fly adjustments. The system connects via XLR cables and Ethernet, and its sturdy build includes a belt clip for easy access. Powered by batteries or POE using the Ethernet cable, the PX is a durable and convenient tool for precise audio control over your in ear monitor mix.
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[@tammanaq]

Great device! If four band members use this device each then it takes up 12 AUX sends which many mixer don't have. But it's a great little mixer for home drummers and solo artists.

[@johnc9187]

We use the U4 system, with the transmitter plugged into the Aux sends each band member can either have a separate mix or piggyback onto one of the transmitters, if you want click tracks etc you just plug them into a spare channel and adjust your own mix in your own aux send strip. The only advantage this has is that you can adjust your own mix a little while playing but with 5 band members the PX is pretty redundant unless you have 15 aux channels.

[@kennisrussell]

Good points

[@theotherbrock787]

Nice 😊

[@chrisamadeus4647]

Looks useful.

[@sadller]

Looks useless…

[@sebsourpuss9114]

Analog signals over ethernet finally making its way to cheap IEM units is pretty sick