XVIVE U4 Wireless in ear Monitor System

Testing the new Wireless In-Ear system from Xvive!
Get it here: amzn.to/2YqvOBV
I sit down with Alex Nasla from Gear Gods & we discuss the new wireless system from Xvive, how it works with in-ears, the range, and headroom of the system.
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[@CreaverI]

As a live sound engineer i can tell you, that a fixed battery sucks. Just imagine you're late on a gig and the bass player turned off the power at the rehearsal place. Now you're at the stage with an empty in ear system which can't be charged fast enough for the whole gig. Thee is another problem with the only 6 frequency bands. On modern stages you've got tons of wireless systems, which are all located in a very small frequency band and they all interfere in some way. You've got wireless microphones, wireless transmitters for guitars/bass/etc and then you've got wireless IEM. There is a chance that some of your fixed frequencies are not usable at your location and if your band has not only one of these systems it could make you hard times. Another important feature would be a built-in limiter, which could prevent hearing damage from loud feedbacks etc. Greetings from Germany, and fuck you Glen!

[@1972LittleC]

Isn't 2.4ghz banned for use in Europe because of WiFi? Or am I mistaken? Greetings from the neighbours north west of you

[@seenbelow]

@@1972LittleC I think you can use it because higher frequencies are more localised, but just prepare to be absolutely rekt if there is anything interfering

[@Stefan-]

@@1972LittleC No 2.4GHz is a license free ISM band, i use a Line6 digital 2.4Ghz guitar wireless myself here in Sweden.

[@N8oRMusic]

Imagine being a big named band trying to tour with these 😂 You need to step up your wireless setup. For small venues, where small local bands will play at, these are perfect!

[@CreaverI]

​@@1972LittleC I can only speak for Germany, but 2,4ghz is perfectly fine to use. Most of the 2,4 GHz wireless solutions are digital, which has the advantage of being less prone to interfere with other frequencies (digital bits [ 0 & 1 ] are easier to detect than a analog signal in a bunch of noise) It could cause problems, when being in a crowded place like a fair or something like this.

[@beetsq1968]

How convenient this video came out when I started looking up how to put together an I ear system for my band! Thank you!

[@deathmetalmachine]

No matter how many people sponsor your videos they understand you still do a fearless gear review about it

[@NexusLives]

Just tuned in to check out a wireless system, and notice a pretty awesome shirt. You're the man Glenn!

[@pedrogiavani2330]

"That's a pretty impressive looking package" Yup, that's what she said....

[@madforce1600]

Dude, I literally got my XVIVE U2 Guitar wireless system today and now you show me this? Another shopping spree it is then!

[@thegreatgambeeno]

I always have to stand far stage left for the band I use IEM's with. Having the ability to move certain things in the stereo mix is invaluable to me. I have a drummer directly to the right of me. Being able to move signals around lets me sit them where I can hear everyone very distinctly and not have to be so loud.

[@blakeholmes3899]

He said bass was a real instrument and I got excited. Then he took it back. Maybe one day lol

[@sexybeardedvikingwizardthe4746]

I'm not surprised they would produce gear that works well I've been using the U2 wireless system for my Basses for about 18 months and that gear works great.

[@buck960]

Wow! You looking good! Congrats on the weight loss!

[@jonnyfox14]

2.4GHz is going to be an issue once you get into a busy venue given that 2.4GHz so congested these days, should have build a duel band option...

[@Dad.................]

Yeah, that's the reason I stopped using their guitar wireless and am now using the similar but a little more high-end Stageclix system instead. Still looking for an affordable 5 GHz in-ear...

[@Stefan-]

@@Dad................. I tried the Stageclix system when it was new 10 years ago, but i had constant problems with click sound/dropouts and also sounded very shrill, i though i got a faulty unit , but the replacements were the same, so i had to get a reufnd. I got a line6 system instead and it has been rock solid. I guess they got their act together since then.

[@Dad.................]

Stefan Sjöberg Yeah, I guess they improved. I've only been using it for about a year but I don't have any issues. Sounds pretty good and works reliably.

[@SebBrosig]

Pro tip: Don't date your band mate's sister, current/ex squeeze, mom etc. and avoid "duel band" scenarios for the most part.

[@billsolomon1]

I got one of these. I think it's excellent!

[@johnbarbarich9489]

I have a Xvive guitar wireless system....it works perfectly and sounds great

[@marioimitchell]

They have some fantastic wireless guitar units too.

[@MsGuitarman1911]

I know its a Mono signal if you go straight from the XLR output but If you go from a 1/4inch stereo output with a 1/4inch to XLR cable then hook that up, could it be in Stereo then? trying to solve an issue in my bands inear rig

[@timclark5435]

Strong recommend for inexpensive earbuds for in-ear monitoring goes to the Etymotic MK5 Isolator. Use the foam mounts instead of the silicone flanges and you have about 25dB outside sound reduction.

[@DucManSD]

I use hard wired in ears now and having them stereo helps a lot. I pan the other guitar to the left (some, not hard) and myself to the right. Helps me hear both guitars together. Though, for $250, I wouldn't expect stereo, so still a good deal, especially for single guitar bands.

[@Bobby_Uterus]

People that say mono feed is fine for in ear monitoring usually have never tried a stereo in ear mix that was panned and balanced correctly . Once you have a stereo in ear mix balanced correct its a night and day difference. Is stereo feed necessary? no, but given the choice id choose stereo over mono if available. Of course having a monitor engineer that knows his shit also makes a huge difference.

[@DucManSD]

@@Bobby_Uterus I completely agree.

[@JorisGriffioen]

@@Bobby_Uterus So true, it's a world of difference. But, going from no in-ears to having mono in-ears is probably a bigger jump in most cases.

[@Bobby_Uterus]

Absolutely! No argument here! Just don’t always take the mix engineer’s word for it. If he tells you there’s no benefit in stereo over mono, and stereo is available/possible. He is just being lazy.

[@JorisGriffioen]

"You're not gonna be panning your guitars anyway" - Eh yeah, you'll want to, it's sooo much more effective to have your in-ears panned out. It gives you mcuh more clarity and ability to actualy hear what's going on. You can start out mono just fine but it's definitely not the default or the best. That said, this thing is way cheaper than any good stereo option so it's kinda moot.

[@Zemi.Andersen]

Currently split between buying 4-5 monitor speakers, or going with an in ear system? We are five members , doing small gigs and we play metal - Thoughts?

[@SalAveNU]

I have their condenser mic system. I've used it busking in the subway and it works great.

[@Pfaeff]

I can't seem to find the rafflecopter link.

[@TheJuan4you]

Me either

[@zackxg27]

Same

[@johnenslinger6168]

Ditto

[@InsaneWayne355]

That's because it's not there. ☹

[@FlorinChiriacHippie]

I subscribed any way! Nice piece of gear:)

[@Holtenstein]

We've been using Audio fusion for our IEM system. So far it's working pretty well and the price is very low in comparison with different systems. Also it gives you stereo for everyone.

[@thomasjagoe3257]

my in-ear transmitter will not charge anymore. Ideas anyone?

[@gilbertspader7974]

Could you and Alex do a demo on recording keyboard in metal. I generally take the stereo output of the synth. And record it panned dead center. If I'm doubling bass parts with a Korg Mono Poly I place the keyboard bass tone in the center . Pan the bass guitar hard L/R with mild distortion and of course fresh strings . You can get interesting effects panning special effect sounding keyboard sounds ala Pink Floyd .

[@kongandbasses8732]

Its Saturday. Do you know where your wireless is?

[@marianomendez8840]

Hey Glenn! Have you heard about the takstar wpm 200? I was told they're awesome for the price also

[@EndEverEsports]

Heyyyyyyy!!!! So I had it band going for a while but as of right now we are no longer together, but I need my fix man... What would you suggest for a band to do after they lose their lead singer? Should we just be calling it a loss and make our own projects or should we be finding a new singer?

[@EnduranMusic]

The rafflecopter link isn't on your description!

[@TheMetalwarrior45]

Wow nice ! I run a stereo mix for my band for each musician is there any chance they will do a stereo ?

[@fischermao3732]

unfortunately, they can not do the dual-mono stereo

[@GROCMUSICCO]

How do you use these in a real world situation. They glitch on every channel. If a router is near by they glitch. Maybe I'm doing something wrong but I don't think so.

[@1pilotsteve]

I had a. Line6 2.4 gig wireless mic...and in crowded room the thing tanked every time.."I had to get rid of it.. The 2.4 gig spectrum is wiped out from wifi...id like to see it work in battle at a 500 person gig

[@RavenOryon]

Awesome you got the shirt 🤘😎🤘

[@RavenOryon]

Would have sent you a CD but we're sold out (good prob to have ;) ) Cheers from Beyond Eternal man. Thanks for all you do. Your wisdom has been helping me in the recording of album number two. Thanks to your learning tree, it's turning out crushing.

[@radubks]

There is also the alternative LD Systems MEI 100 G2 B5 from Thomann. They are 190 euros and they come with headphones... also stereo in ears not mono.

[@IROCK80551]

I have a video request. Ive been playing bass for 11 years and I've used the same strings on my bass the entire time. Could you create a video on how to clean the strings, so I dont have to replace them. I heard you can clean then a certain way to make them last forever, but cant seem to find any videos on it. I heard new strings make the bass too tense to play and they sound too rigged on top of that, so thats not an option. Thanks!

[@playergames422]

Have you checked out the new boss waza Bluetooth headphones that are actually an amplifier? Those things but pretty cool they have an app to where you can change all your sound cabinets and your stage presence so it sounds like everything is behind you like you were standing on a stage. When you move your head the sound changes as if it would onstage walking away from the amplifier in a 3d effect.

[@SWMusicDE]

I would recommend the CCA C16 InEar Headphones. They cost circa 100 bucks and you get 8 drivers. For the same prive, you get only one driver from the well known companies. I compared the to the Shure SE215 and the CCAs are the clear winner for me. Also Guns&Guitars has a nice video about budget InEar Monitoring Headphones if you want some other recommendations.

[@TK-11538]

A stereo system is great for cleaning up an in ear mix. If I had to choose between wireless or stereo, I would choose stereo.

[@iDealMedley]

Is the battery changeable or is it fixed in the rx/tx? If it's fixed that might be an issue for touring musician who most likely might not have the time to charge it.

[@fischermao3732]

it is fixed inside but it can last 5 hrs, no stop using, actually, we test it, it can last 7hrs

[@johnytipu4514]

Can I use the XVIVE only with in-ears and maybe a mixer to get the sound from the board or do I have to use something else? For example, can I plug this into the output of a small Behringer xenyx 502 for monitoring my live sound? So the sound guy can put the audio from the board into the input of 502, you know the live sound from the board! Or do I need to have something else to be able to use this?

[@fischermao3732]

Yes, you can

[@mattsorsson]

Hi Glen! My band is at the point where we've decided to go full wireless with in ears etc, of course preferably via the cheapest route, don't judge. My question is - how does this system work when there's four/five other transmitters plugged into the same mixer? Will there be any interferences between units? In the past I've worked with other cheap IEM units and despite having 16 channels we still experienced audio bleed from one unit to another.

[@fischermao3732]

there would have no interference each other as long as they are in a different channel, plus, the good things for this system is, one transmitter can work with many different receivers, which means, you can share the same mix with your bandmates if you want.

[@mattsorsson]

@@fischermao3732 thx for the response! Good to know. Unfortunately we're a bunch of snobs and everyone needs a mix tailored for himself. Our vocalist hits some sweet false notes when he's got any trace of lead melodies coming from the wedges, and naturally no one needs this bullshit in their mix xD plus, being able to judge the drummer's sloppy double kick patterns on the fly 👌 so it looks like unfortunately its one unit for each one of us. All in all a clean signal without any overlaping interferences is most crucial, just a stable sound - there's nothing more frustrating when suddenly your guitar dissapears from your mix.

[@worldwideguitarman]

I have been checking out this system for about a month. There aren't many videos on it at all. The one question none of the videos answer is how does the receiver handle low frequencies? Most budget IEM systems crap out with bass guitar and kick drum.

[@fischermao3732]

it is frequency response is very good, it can handle bass and kick drum easily.

[@McOuroborosBurger]

Oooooohhhhhh. Now I can wireless mixes to the bands ears using my 18i20’s back.

[@kmatthe4]

Where the link to the raffle Glenn?

[@dbackscott]

I’m using a Behringer powerplay personal monitor system that already adds about a millisecond delay. Do you think that the additional delay (I’m guessing 5 ms total) would be enough to start messing with timing? Also, that Behringer is a stereo system that lets you pan each input in the stereo field. I’ve found that to be useful in live sound to help separate the individual instruments and voices. For me, this works best when they’re panned *mildly to moderately* left or right, with my own instrument and/or voice being dead center. When everything is dead center, it tends to be more difficult to distinguish what’s going on. Of course, I’ve also found that it’s important to be selective in what you put in your monitor mix in the first place. It’s not always wise to have *every* instrument and vocalist in there. Keeping the mix to only the inputs that you need can help it not become sonic diarrhea. Then again, I am a shitty bass player, so take this all with a grain of salt.

[@BeatsAndMeats]

Someone way smarter than me did a bunch of testing and said that 11ms latency is undetectable to human ears.

[@dbackscott]

David Velez thanks for the info.

[@Yellowcard7572]

Sounds nice and everything. Just one question does this work if you’re a drummer? I’ve been meaning to buy some in ears and the sucky part is that most of them are expensive and being on a tight budget doesn’t help

[@progfoxmusic]

Honestly dude if you're a drummer, you're better off just having a wired setup. Get a long cable out from wherever you're monitoring, you can get a pair of shure se215s for about £100, that's your best bet

[@Yellowcard7572]

Andy Robison How much would that be in dollars? I live in the US haha

[@progfoxmusic]

It's probably about $100 more or less. Tbh I've just used headphones live for gigs for ages, I only use my in ears when Im doing vocals in other projects

[@fischermao3732]

it is very solid and can work very well with drum

[@Alien-qw5ks]

Can anyone find specs on this unit? , i cant find them anywhere, especially the playback frequentie range, because i've got a LD systems set now witch was way more expensive and it sound like crap there is no low end, 4k is boosted by 10db (witch will damage your ears!) and there is no top hi it is low passed at around 8k. I have to put a eq in front of it now to make it sound somewhat acceptabel, witch brings noise issues with it. Thnx in advance. Love the show. Greetings from the Nederlands

CCA has some nice enough earphones to go with a system like this.

[@N8oRMusic]

"Hey guys. I just got this package in the mail"... * shakes the hell out of the package *

[@fostervf16]

Can you post the raffle link please?

[@Lilrockerdude13]

Awesome looking system! Dont do anything live aside live mixing at the moment but this is a damn fine item for the aspiring musician. Seems to be incomplete, end of video has no links and there is no give-away link.

[@FlameFlowe1337]

In order to hear myself during gigs and rehearsals my idea would to intercept the signal from my bass to the amp so I can use my in ears to hear myself, just a dry signal is fine for me. What kind of gear would I need besides this in order to get this kind of setup to work? I do have a Sans Amp Tech21 Bassdriver DI Programmable which has XLR Out, could I maybe tap in from there? As in ears I currently use Mee Audio M6 Pro 2nd gen in ears and they sound great for what they cost I highly recommend them since they are also great everyday use in ears for music and stuff.

[@MykeOwns]

You're right, the xlr out on the sansamp would work for what you're trying to do

[@fischermao3732]

you just need to plug the transmitter on the output of mixer board, it is pretty simple

[@LordLuigii]

checked out witherfall for the first time, holy shit they need to come to vancouver, BC 😱🤘🏻

[@MetalGreggNY75]

No need to apologize....you were right bass players aren’t important. 😂😉😎🤘🏻🤘🏻 Hey Glenn. Hope all is well. Things here have been one hell of a roller coaster for the last 6 months. Love the channel & vids keep up the great work 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🎧🎧🎤🎤🥁🥁🎸🎸🎼🎛🎛🎚🎚💿💿💿

[@big6649]

No stereo? No battery change? Limiter on board? How many meters can you walk far from receiver WITHOUT ANY LOOSING SIGNAL ?

[@alex_the.mallett]

Just followed the Amazon link, and Amazon isn’t sure when or if it’ll be back in stock.. thanks for getting my hopes up Glenn!

[@upstating]

Same here. They almost had an impulse buy.

[@insightibanez]

Time to hotbox!! 💨

[@B3Band]

They offered this to us for our channel as well. We're happy with our existing in-ear setup though, so we said no.

[@daleonov]

Link says it's currently unavailable

[@yadanxiao2095]

already available on Amazon,you can get it here amzn.to/2YqvOBV

[@AndresGonzalez-lg4ki]

Can't find it anywhere

[@yadanxiao2095]

you can buy it on Amazon now,get it here amzn.to/2YqvOBV

[@needsLITHIUM]

Bleeding Through and Winds of Plague are two metal/hardcore crossover bands with keyboards operating out of SoCal. Fyi.

[@AndresGonzalez-lg4ki]

No link in the description for a raffle :(

[@MonkeyKingBooking]

If this system have the option to change the batterie, i would buy it. I hate rechargeable inbuilt batteries.

[@pauliusmscichauskas558]

Thing that worries me about all wireless gear is: These things, even the cheap ones, work perfectly fine at home and so... And all video reviews show that. No drop outs, range is fine and so on. But once you bring them out on stage, it's a whole different ball game. KZbin videos will not tell you at all how reliable these things are on stage. For example, the Line 6 G10 works perfectly fine at home, or in the studio. I love it. But it did drop out at a few shows I've played at. And tottaly crapped itself when I used it once in an Arena stage.

[@dentkachivsky9223]

I bought a used Chinese Takstar wireless unit for my bass for less than 50 dollars and it has never dropped out in years. haha

[@snapascrew]

Oh god I couldn’t imagine someone actually using a 2.4ghz wireless in an arena filled with cell phones Hahahaha

[@Robert-Dubwise-Browne]

I actually always prefer a stereo mix. I play guitars and I run my amps stereo as well as I love hearing the drums and keys in stereo so this is a bummer to be only mono

[@carternelson4547]

My goodness glenn you are so tiny now. Keep it up. You look amazing!!!

[@Kevin.Kelly.]

MEE Audio Mx4 Pros were recommended to me as the best all around affordable in-ears from the Smashing Pumpkins/Deftones/Whitesnake/Evanescence guitar tech. Not a bad choice for $200. Shhh 🤫

[@rayshirley4292]

Waking the Sleeper uses them also. Best bang for the buck

[@CyberChrist]

@@rayshirley4292 I'm not seeing anything but the monitors themselves...

[@lukaszmalek99]

Demons and Wizards are amazing live.

[@zackxg27]

Amazon “doesn’t know when or if this product will be back in stock.” For all the people talking about possible issues with the system being 2.4 ghz, this entry level stuff is super useful for small gigs, especially the gigs where they don’t mic the dum kit and monitors are a luxury the venue just didn’t feel like spending money on. Using a similar wireless mic system with 6 channels and I’ve never cut out at a show with my vocal pedalboard being less than 10 feet from me.

[@zackxg27]

Also looks like retailers have “sorry, we no longer carry this item” if you’re able to find it at all. Wouldn’t you expect it to say “no longer in stock” or “preorder”? Anyone know what’s up with these?

[@hannessimon9563]

mono is ok. I dont like to put both of the inears in because i want to her the crowd and stagenoise too.

[@Zordid0]

You should stop doing that, it will cost you ear damage.

[@jameshoran131]

Chuck an atmos mic up, doesn't need to be anything special but it'll be enough to hear what you need from the room without the hearing damage that comes with not wearing both in ears

[@this_time_imperfect]

Shout out to Beyond Eternal!

[@SeventhAeon]

It does not appear to be available anymore.

[@yadanxiao2095]

it is available on Amazon,get it here amzn.to/2YqvOBV

[@rockfighter800]

I play in a Folk Metal band and can tell you from experience that, if possible, you really want stereo monitoring. Mono InEar Monitoring didn't do anything more for me than a shitty floor monitor mix, and that is basically why I switched to InEars anyway. With InEars you loose so much space where the different frequencies can work on you that by smashing them all on one channel you will not even be able to hear 4 different instruments clearly. If you only want to hear the drums, maybe mono is the thing for you. But listening to different melody or rhythm instruments in the same frequency range will end up an undiscernible mess

[@Zordid0]

Not available on Amazon

[@fischermao3732]

right now, it is on Amazon, you can get it through amazon, sweetwater, American music supply, musician friends

[@yadanxiao2095]

already available on Amazon,you can get it here amzn.to/2YqvOBV

[@aaronterry8150]

The Mono thing kind of sucks, but i still plan to pick this up anyway. my band has been dying to go in ear, as we arent famous, and have had trouble getting any sound guy to spend more than 3 minutes on our monitor mix. i plan to just drastically eq the guitars differently so we can tell who is who. Doing a closed system like Fluffs set up though so it should be pretty easy to set and forget with the exception of charging the wireless stuff.

[@JanneOksanen]

If you're a vocalist and you have backing vocals going you definitely want a stereo mix. It's difficult to explain, but it's super disorienting if you hit unison and suddenly the voices all fold into this one blob of noise and your own voice disappears.

[@nottoscale1469]

Ong this would really help me monitoring my live vocals, because here in, our country almost almost I say hahaha of the time there are bad monitoring systems here in local gigs 😂

[@tomgreenall3948]

not only for gigging but jam nights then there is no volume creep ending with a noise complaint from the neighbours

[@lesizmor9079]

Not a word about how it sounds, making me assume it's not good. I've heard the $500 entry-level Shure product and it's a bit fuzzy and has a slight chorus sound to it. Both add up to not usable for music. Since this vid is aimed at musicians/singers, a word (or 3) about the SOUND seems essential. Other comments here about needing dual-band, stereo is better, etc. are correct but ignore that this company brought out a $250 wireless IEM system. You don't get cruise control/AC/power windows at the rock bottom price point.

[@PradigyMusicman]

I just uploaded a video of Shure PSM 300 sound comparison to Wired on my channel

[@Dou8leShot]

It’s stereo if you buy two ;)

[@Mr.Goldbar]

In-ears are the only thing that'll make me put anything other than my guitar in my monitors

[@BaldyMacbeard]

I play guitar. Monitoring with mono is awful. With two guitars, unless I can pan them a bit, hearing both guitars clearly is quite hard.

[@alexarroyo2834]

Not available anywhere

[@yadanxiao2095]

you can buy it on Amazon,get it here amzn.to/2YqvOBV

[@yadanxiao2095]

you can buy it on amazon now,get it here amzn.to/2YqvOBV

[@fernandoramoa7079]

lt just hit me that Glenn might receive various sponsored offers for gear review. He prolly goes "sure but let's give them a try first. lf they suck l'm not reviewing shit!!"

[@philrowley2167]

i lead worship at a church. I bought the Xvive because it looked like a great solution for my in ears. It says the battery last 5 hours. We do an 1 1/2 hour rehearsal followed by a 1 hour service. 3 of the 5 times i've used them the battery died before the last song. Imagine the felling of being in front of the whole congregation for the last song and you have no in ears. No click no band nothing. i would not recommend them. Also i have tried to reach customer service and got no response.

[@hadleymanmusic]

Usually the floor monitor is mono less your ozzie with 6 monitors

[@officialWWM]

Hadley Scott McIntyre yes but you can also hear the other instruments/amps from their source.

[@hadleymanmusic]

@@officialWWM not on deck at ozzfest less yur callin 24 coffinmonitor sidefills the " source".

[@officialWWM]

Hadley Scott McIntyre but not many people play in that situation.

[@hadleymanmusic]

@@officialWWM tell me. Every time I djented bar chords during soundcheck on zacs halloween LP I felt like I was gonna have a heart attack. Every time I would stop, the front of house guy would holler keep playing whatd u stop for?

[@fischermao3732]

for this system, you can get a mix from the board and send it to you or you can share the same mix with your bandmate if you want , one transmitter can work with many different receivers

[@JuveriSetila]

Was gonna press the like button, but the number was 420, so I leaved it there

[@Evilwhiteclownpunk]

It's up to 490 now... that means 70 people give no fucks about Hitler's birthday...

[@Simon_Rix]

A pretty impressive looking package..........that's what she said.

[@joedomingos8486]

When it comes to wireless mics and in-ear systems go pro or go home. as a live sound guy I always have issues with cheap in-ear rigs. Buy a Shure, Sennheiser or Audio Technica.

[@officialWWM]

joe domingos I paid $1800 for a Senheisser system and it sounds like shit! I have a cheap stereo setup I bought from eBay and it sounds better! More money and well know brands guarantees nothing anymore!

[@rjmcmooseknuckle]

1:29 Thats what she said

[@DanyAguilar]

going well with keto

[@everythingbobbywolfe]

Why the hell would the transmitter have a female connection?? I've never seen an real life scenario that employs that connection, hence, why they include the adaptor

[@JBucki10]

There are going to be some real world issues with these units, namely the fact it uses 2.4 GHz, the most cluttered frequency band on the planet. With only 6 frequencies to choose from there is a high chance that in a place with alot Wifi networks that you will be unable to find a free chanel to use this unit. The other thing is unless wireless guitars/microphones you can't just chance a cable if you have wireless issues at a show, you have to chance the audio system to accommodate the change. These look like an amazing product for a killer price, one just has to realise that IEMs are nowhere near as simple as wireless guitars or microphones is setup or operation.

[@Evilwhiteclownpunk]

"Make the best records you possibly can by any means necessary."... idjits everywhere will translate to "Hey everyone, Glenn finally said it's okay to use autotune, drum samples, and old bass strings!"...

[@Fresh_I.S.C.]

why do you have a line 6 spider in the studio??? don't think we didn't see that shit.. explain yourself glenn..

[@KevinMillard68]

once they come in stock iam going to rent one from Long and mcquade, Xvive was going to send me one for review iam one of their endorsed artists but then when it came to the cruch they are like sorry we cant send it i was like why ask me then , needless to say iam not impressed with them right now, that being said, i have had a few of the guitar wireless systems and there are ok and their pedals are great but the boss wireless beat them out ,, just and FYI glen i rented one of their wireless mic systems and you will get an on and off gltch with some guitar wireless systems that are also on the same 2.4 ghz band and swtichng channels does not cure it it seems they are a bit to close. so if you want to use the xvive with out problems might need to consider UHF stuff for your guitar when using thier otehr systems that are wireless.. i do alot of testing with gear all the time so iam hopeing that this in ear system is a better setup for the channels frequencys then there other stuff was ,, i currently run the galaxy audio as-900T system for my in ear and its UHF so no problems with range or channel interfearence with any of my other gear thats wireless so far so good ,. and i can run it mono or stereo which is cool .. and it cost me less then what xvive is asking how ever it does eat AA batteries in the reciever alot but thats the price of going cheaper.. according to the long and mcquade website unless things change this system from xvive will be selling for 299.00 once they have stock of them in febuary 2020..not a bad price tho ..

[@D0Nmega666]

I trust reviews alot more when they haven't been provided a free copy. You don't need free products stay away from chasing the free stuff. I can't wait for your review when you rent one.

[@KevinMillard68]

@@D0Nmega666 just to let you know it doesd not mstter on my channel at least if i get sent stuff for free or if i rent or buy it iam honest with my reviews , i can not be bought and alot of companies have tried to buy my reviews if you know what i . mean ,and i tell them you came to me because of how iam.. so send it to me and ill give everyone the honest truth but i cant be bought.. so far those companies are chasing other channels that can be bought ,, my reputation means everything to me so if you look into my channel you will see tons of reviews on stuff i have bought and rented some stuff loaned to me as well etc etc .. and many products sent to me at times i also do long term update reviews as well on some stuff recentally was one on the boss wireless i did an update review on .. iam my self interested to see if this system glitches out on me with my other wireless gear and iam interested in the over all performace to. just sucks that i have to waite for long and mcquade to get them in but thats life ,, because no way iam going to go out and spend 300.00 if it turns out to not be so great in the end ...

[@henrirappperson]

Not a professional system by any stretch of the imagination. For budget Options the Sennheiser G3 is going to perform better & is not in the 2.4ghz band. While it might be fine in an isolated environment, but get into a dense RF environment, not gonna be great. If your budget allows, I’d recommend going Lectrosonics.

[@TechTomVideo]

what? exwife?

[@dylanknollenberg4615]

6 different channels on the 2.4ghz band? That's just asinine. Mono mix only and only a fixed battery? This thing is a toy. This thing is the Line6 of wireless in ear systems.

[@CedricSatterfield]

It’s not meant for bigger shows or full stage setups. What do you want for 229.00?

[@dylanknollenberg4615]

​@@CedricSatterfield How about not wasting $229 on hot garbage and instead just using a cheap headphone cable to the mixer or interface and have an actual solid stereo in-ear mix. Or you can get a reliable headphone amplifier for less than half the price of this pos. Mono makes you feel isolated, it makes a lot of people uncomfortable and pull one ear out. You also run out of headroom really easily on a mono mix since there's no stereo field. I perform on stage with a extremely nice Shure PSM300 system, it's entry level, certainly isn't cheap, but it's been rock solid and I believe I got a quality product for the good chunk of change I've invested in it.

[@boris148]

567th!

[@icantseeitall]

let the guy talk, man! Stop interrupting your guests.