My New Favorite Wireless System - Review of the Xvive U2 Guitar Wireless System

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Edward Phillips

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@johnford7847 10 ай бұрын

An effective demonstration - and useful information, Thanks for sharing.

@davidaston5773 10 ай бұрын

Wow, I've seen these wireless gutiar things but never demonstrated. Wireless is so useful. I have one hearing aid and I listen to music for a good 10 hours. So, bluetooth and all modern wireless can be VERY powerful. I remember having a pari of remote headphones. And I was able to leave my old house, go down stairs and out my door. I would wear them as I cleaned my Stepfather's and Mama's (RIP) car. So, depending on the range and power they should give you a time and distance use that is stunning. AMAZING! This enables people to move around and be part of the moment without any annoying issues. David

@Chamomileable 10 ай бұрын

Great review. Recently got a Harley Benton Resoking. Wasn't expecting a whole lot but for less than $300 it's really impressive. Currently doing a little work on it but it immediately became a favorite in my collection. Hope your 2024 is going well Ed! Keep on making awesome music boss.

@blue2thebonebluesband970 10 ай бұрын

My U2 set lasted me around 5 years but have recently given up the ghost, dropping out even at distances of no more than 2m. I looked at replacing them but opted for the Lekato wireless system because they operate at 5.8khz which is an open, less congested signal…and the upshot was they were $50 cheaper. So far, two rehearsals and one gig in, I’m absolutely delighted.

@thestonecoldhobo 10 ай бұрын

Hi Ed, love your channel. I have this unit, bought for me as a Christmas present. They failed after two gigs and one rehearsal! Luckily I had the receipt and got them replaced straight away, always shop local if possible. I love the idea, just hope my second set hold up a good bit longer! Good man lads!

@theydonothing1 10 ай бұрын

I once learned, working with computer UI, that humans notice delays of about 100 ms. Granted, that was about button pushes and onscreen action, not music.