FINALLY!!! A Budget Guitar Wireless System I LIKE! - 5.8GHz Xvive A58

[@vakara]

9:56 genius!

[@Broski566]

That was genius with the fact drop of how delay works using the vid as an exaple

[@vinniem4404]

I like how the whole video audio had the matching delay. That gave me a good laugh. It wasn't noticeable at all. Thanks for the thorough review

[@josefweisleitner2559]

Thanks for your great review! With other cheap wireless systems I had the issue that the level of my active EMG pickups caused them to limit in a very unpleasing way. combined with a very low dynamic range they were unusable for this guitar (some worked quite fine with active acoustic guitars, however). So, I appreciate the active-pickup-mode and will give them a try.

[@tommidd8042]

Got it, thanx 👍

[@benjaminluscombe7199]

Something worth noting is that any of these hi-freq wireless systems are digital. So if you run all analog pedals into a traditional/ analog guitar amp, your signal is converted to digital and then converted again to analog, before you've heard a note. An interesting scenario for guitarists who are chasing tone...

[@nejchumar]

hey man what camera are u using … the footage is sharp af - also gr8 video

[@JaredGunstonTV]

well presented video dude. I too have been struggling for awhile now and i'm at the point of saving up for an expensive kit, but this system is tempting me to try it. I've tried UHF Lekato stuff which is rock solid (but you loose around 7db of input and ALOT of the frequencies making my tone feel bad) - the Lekato 5.8 (crystal clear BUT its got a limiter on it and i can see the normal peaks are not forming, to the point of cleans distorting. Boss 2.4 systems which unfortunatly dont work anymore due to the way the world works with 2.4. Your EQ graph looks like it replicates the cable tone almost identically, my question to you is, how is the LEVEL ? is it the same as a cable? Or do you have to gain up or gain down etc.

[@ManBunMetalHead]

The gain is identical to a cable

[@cloudthedj]

Watching this video to find a suitable transmitter for my camera audio - 2.4ghz transmitters sounding great at home and getting dropouts in venues - - active mode could be good for camera audio that need to be -12DBish

[@Neuroanalisis]

Is the battery easily replaceable? I've seen there is a compartment with a little screw, is the battery soldered or is just a matter of buying a new one and sticking it in? great review

[@ManBunMetalHead]

It has a connector, but I haven't found a replacement battery that will fit, although, I haven't looked too hard.

[@Neuroanalisis]

@ManBunMetalHead thanks man! I have ordered mine 😊 hopefully a replacemdnt battery will be available in the future.

[@doyouluvit]

good review....all wireless claim they have much more battery life then they actually have.

[@ManBunMetalHead]

This one actually has MORE than they claim.

[@Fontenotcjf]

5.8 GHz is a "band" not a bandwidth.

[@fedeacordeon2565]

5 hrs only?😞

[@ManBunMetalHead]

My testing was much longer @7:20