Xvive U3 Wireless Speaker & Microphone System Review & Testing
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2019
- This is a review of the Xvive U3 microphone and speaker system. These 2.4ghz wireless dongles can make any microphone wireless. But it can also make any speaker with and xlr input wireless too. We tested the system out for you.
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Showed up for the review. Stayed for the "That's what she said joke."
Lol. Thanks for watching bro.
that was pretty funny .......7:05 if you want to hear it....lol.
Dude, best test I have seen thus far, I just bought these and now super stoked to see they did so well X Vive should pay you for really putting this unit to the ultimate test.
Thanks. Appreciate it. Again, thanks for watching.
Thank you for taking the time and legwork to do this. Your test is convincing, Xvive needs to write you a check.
I agree best review and demo I have seen so far. Goes right to the crux of the questions one might have without to much technical jargon. Answered 99% of the questions I had. Awaiting for mine to arrive.Thanks again for posting.
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching the video. 💪🏾
The best video I ever seen about those wireless system related to mixer connection to PA system (Speakers). Good explanation. Great job! Greetings from my country Brasil.
Great review! I was looking for a wireless system for my wedding gigs and Xvive U3 system are perfect for setting up a speaker with wireless connection.
This was a good test and really helps potential users. I hope Xvive sends you some better swag for representing their gear!! Nice Job!
Thanks
Thank you for putting this test together. I'm not a D.J. but see how it will work with recording audio during events and such.
Very nice sir. Helped me solve some problems at our church. You are gifted.
Nice!! 1st review that came legit on the no line of sight capabilities. Thx Big Homie!
Salute and thanks for watching fam. 👍🏾👍🏾
Nice! Thank you so much for this video. GREAT functional test, as you are using it exactly as I wanted to use it.. .for speakers. I work at a bar with a strange shape... and a I need to do a long 90ish foot run. My DDJ SX 2 in the case is too shallow to plug the transmitter in directly and was planning on using a short XLR cable to rig it.. just like you did.. so that's question 1 answered.. I didn't know about the dual charging cord, another question answered, and then the sound test you did was on point.. my last question answered.. so .. thank you!
Finally...FINALLY! I found someone who answered the question I've been searching for answers for.
One more please. So when you plug microphones into the mixer, the sound comes out on the speakers as well as the music right?
Thanks for any answers, and thanks a million for this video you gave us.
Love from Florida USA 🇺🇸 ❤️.
Thank you for this wireless setup! Much, Much appreciated!!!
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the real raw review.
this product is a game changer, I agree have too look into this great solution for a few different applications.
No Doubt
Thank you 😊 I'm getting ready to order now!!!!!
Thanks for watching. Glad I can be of assistance.
Should be on line level. Glad you caught that.
Dope review. Thank you!
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for this video. I gotta get these.
Thank You for watching! 👏🏾💯✌🏾
Super useful review thank you
Appreciate It. Thanks for watching.
Hello great video
Have you tried it with a dj controller? I'm concerned with latency.
Great video, are you still using the Xvive's? If so, how are they holding up as well as the battery life?
Love the Yamaha mg12 mixer I use that also great taste, How is your EV audio? I use Rockville
Would be interested to hear one cabled speaker and one wireless and see if they are phased or what..
Great video! Quick question, i noticed the setting was on "mic" instead of "line" for when you first connected speakers (which i will be doing), was that on purpose, or does it matter when going board/mixer to speaker?
It has to be on line when it's not used for a microphone. Microphone signals are lower than line signals, so the mic signal is boosted. Which is why it will be too loud if you use it in the microphone mode, if it's not plugged into a microphone.
How does this Wireless unit work at venues, like hotels which have multiple frequencies and cell phone devices?
Hey! Love the video! Quick question, can you use 2 receivers put them on the same chanel and use only one transmitter?
Unfortunately no. One receiver per transmitter. Thanks for watching.
Excellent Review 👍
Thank You and thanks for watching.
much appreciated i purchased a set to use on my Numark scratch mixer as it has RCA's master outputs so hoping this works. thanks once again
Numark scratch mixer also have xlr output
Best test done = so far.............
If I'm not mistaken your ZLX is a bluetooth enabled speaker. Instead of ordering 2 sets of XVIV, use one. Then pair up the speakers with bluetooth and run in Mono. 100% of club sound systems are in mono. Thanks for the very helpful review. very helpful.
These are not the BT model.
Do you know if these will work by putting the transmitter in the speaker and the receiver in the other speaker kinda like daisy chaining?? Instead of putting the receiver only in the mixer…. Thanks in advance
Thanks for your review.
Thanks for watching.
@@SimpleDJLife I think you did a good job. You covered the most important features and also made it fun. I would be great if you did a video on how to fix WiFi issues that might come up when using the U3. Again, thanks!
U can’t use 1 receiver for 2 transmitters? Like plug a transmitter into each speaker and leave them both on the same channel into one receiver? I wish they were skinny enough to fit both receivers on the mixer side by side
Love your reviews. Could this work with a 2.1(separate sub) set-up? It'd be dope if you could test that kind of set-up.
Appreciate the love fam. I'm sure it would work because whenever you come out of the mixer, you go to the bottoms then the tops. So it will be the mixer>sub>top>top. XLR out from the sub and the two tops with ease.
Can the transmitter receive phantom power from the mixing board or does it need to be charged fully
Are you able to use the "link out" option on a WIRED powered main and connect a 3rd main with the xvive u3 receiver. I don't want to have to use the xvive on my mixer. I want to be able to use it to "link out" for a third speaker 'if I ever happen to need the 3rd main' hypothetically
Awesome! Thank you so much for your awesome review. I got a question, real quick: is it possible to charge these dongles while operating? Have you figured this out?
Yes it is possible. I do it all the time. They require a micro USB. Thanks for watching.
@@DJBooks1 thanks for quick response. Great, I'll get some...
Can you use them with the USB powered connected instead of using the battery ???
Tank you mr
Good review
Thank You and Thanks for watching
the best video I have seen about the xvive, thanks friend, greetings from Spain, you have done a good job, I was in doubt if it could be used in the speakers, and if they work but you have to have two sets for that, I have the c3c for condenser microphones, but for the speakers I will buy the c3 set for dynamic microphones that are the ones that can be put on the speakers, thanks friend greetings again,,,,,,,,
you answer me if you can connect the set ok, thanks
Greetings from Trenton, New Jersey USA Friend. They are a great option to use where a wired speaker connection is not feasible. Thank You for watching and I have a link in the description to purchase them from Amazon. Thanks again friend.
Thank you for this. Do you know any headset mics that this system is compatible with?
As long as the output is XLR it should work. Thanks for watching.
Nice test man, but I was hoping you'd do one last test. Maybe you've tried it by now and you can tell me? Go from the board (or phone using bluetooth) to one speaker with one wireless, then go from that speaker to the 2nd speaker using the second wireless, as you would using an XLR cable. Is there any delay in the 2nd speaker? I got the EV ZLX-12BT, and when you run the blue tooth on the left speaker, you can send the right channel through the speaker's XLR to the right speaker. It would be nice to do that wirelessly, using just 2 speakers, a phone, and power cables.
Great question! I have two Mackie thump 12's. I just ordered the single pair U3 and the Dual Xvive U3D. As soon as I receive them I will try them out as I have the same question as you. The 3UD comes with an adapter in case the Mixer inputs are to close together.
Cool, thanks!
@@konjunto2477
That’s what she said.
Perfect timing.
Hello, I bought the set of XVIVE and tested it on my speakers and if the truth works very well, "But" there is a small problem that for me has no importance and for others it may be that yes, when putting the XVIVE In the speakers it loses 10% sound quality and height since I put them in amplified speakers and I don't have negative speakers, that is my comment about the loss of quality but the speakers can be regulated since the XVIVE sharpens them, with the volume height that you lose can be given more volume, the good thing is that you avoid cables, thanks for your attention, greetings from Spain, anyway they are also for dynamic microphones
Thanks for the video. Can you use multiple receivers?
Yes, up to 3.
can use this with a dj controller
Could you have just put both receivers on the same channel?
Can anyone help me? I wanna try something different. I have the Mixstream Pro Go (it can run on battery only) so I wanna walk around the bar at my next gig while mixing but I need both speakers to receive music from the transmitter on my controller but it only comes with 1 receiver. Suggestions welcome! Thanks in advance!
Are these still working well for you since purchasing a while ago and after much use ? Is it possible to power them while in use? was thinking about using at events , but if the event last over 5 hours and i have speakers on the other side of the room and they go off :( would beat putting a ton load of XLR cables around a big room anyday if it did. Thanks for the great informative video :)
Having them all this time I have experienced dropouts from time to time, mostly transmitting music. They can be powered while transmitting and I always have a portable anker battery plugged in to the transmitter and receiver while using them. I'm going to purchase the Sennheiser XSW's soon as they are their version of these transmitters. But I heard they were better. Thanks for watching.
@@SimpleDJLife Thanks for the reviews and honest feedback. Let us know how the XSWs do. As I'm sure you will. One.
No doubt. Salute and thanks for watching.
@@SimpleDJLife did you already purchase the XSWs? what is your experience? what's the better pair?
@@philippreininghaus i just bought the Sennheiser xlr set worked beautifully as a remote speaker.
I think you could use guitar wireless units for the same purpose for even less money.
Question. Why did you leave the transmitter on “Mic” instead of “Line” when using it as a “Music” source??
Just saw the end of your video lol
Glad you caught that DJ Danny B. It was supposed to me on "line". #noharmnofoul Thanks for watching.
Question? Couldn’t you just plug the wireless transmitter into the (mix out) on the main speaker instead of connecting it to the mixing board?
If your talking about going from speaker to speaker. With a transmitter coming from the board, a receiver (mix in) transmitter (mix out) from speaker 1. Then a receiver into speaker 2 (mix in) then yes. Assuming your speaker has a mix out. But thanks for watching.
@@SimpleDJLife no. Bypassing the sound board totally and just connecting the transmitter into the mix out on the speaker and connecting the receiver to an additional powered speaker. If your main speaker setup is connected (wired) then it should still work this way correct? A sound board is not needed just a wired speaker connection with mix out. It’s the same as daisy chaining one speaker to the other except wirelessly with one speaker. It should work the same i believe.
Would it work for the subs too? Have you tried it? Cuz the auto wireless system cuts out. The low end
I haven't tried it on subs as of yet but I didn't try it with the subs coming out of 15 inch JBL's with the wireless plugged into those and they worked so. Thanks for watching.
Awesome review! Seriously excellent information bro! Quick question - If I wanted to use it for 2 PA's (lets say Bose S1's or even the larger L1 Model 2's) do you have to get 2 x receivers + 2 x transmitters? Or can you get just 1 transmitter and 2 x receivers which will both be receiving the same input? (understand this would make it more of a mono mix)
I'm getting one to use with the S1. We use 1 condenser mic. No cables sounds great. Possibly could put a second reciever on the same channel as transmitter#1. I'd say 2 would be best.
Second thought. You can run a 1/4" cable from one S1 to the other S1.
Aren’t these things line of sight?
@@michaelmullins1290 the test needs to be done in a busy venue
Hey After 2yrs do you still use them?
How to use 2 transmiter with 1 receiver? I try it yestuterdat with no luck .
i never tried it. but i didn't think you could. Thanks for watching.
Hallo I have question for you? I can use xlr wierless product atachmenn rode ntg 4 wireless xlr plog?
Yes you can use this product with the rode ntg 4. Thanks for watching.
Yes
hows the sound quality?
With the Xvive U3 as a wireless speaker system in mind, presumably you'd need to plug the transmitter into a monitor out (rather than standard out) or you'll only get one half of stereo? (My mixer is Dynacord CMS 1000 going to QSC K12.2 speakers if that helps?)
Correct, if your monitor out is XLR. Some mixer monitor outs are 1/4 inch. So I assume your monitor out is XLR. If not you will need a XLR to 1/4 inch adapter. Thanks for watching.
@@SimpleDJLife many thanks
Is there any delay? If you were to do one speaker with XLR and the other with the Xvive U3, would there be a delay?
Glad you asked. I did it at a function last weekend and there was no delay. Thanks for watching.
Can you add multiple receiver with one transmitter?
Unfortunately no.
Hi, Nice review but I have two questions:
1. Is the rechargeable battery replaceable in case it is at the end of its life.
2. Can the unit work while it is charging?
Thanks!
No and yes. Once the battery on the unit is gone, thats it. But im sure you can PROBABLY get a replacement from the manufacturer. I was told with regular use, whatever that is, it should last at LEAST three years. And it will charge while in use. This i have done on numerous occasions. Thanks for watching friend.
Simple DJ Life
Thanks for your reply. It’s a cool product but I wish the battery is self replaceable. Thanks again and stay safe.
The owners manual fully says not to use them
while charging because doing so could ruin the batteries.
I don’t know of thats’s just the manufacturer blowing smoke for liabilities sake or if it’s actually bad for the units.
@@PTAdeejay Thanks. I think I just decided to not buy it because of the non-replaceable batteries.
would a XLR Splitter for Stereo-out on one unit work?
I don't see why not. I have used a splitter coming out of my mixing board. I don't get signal degradation. I have gotten slight interference though. Thanks for watching and I apologize the delayed response.
Simple DJ Life thanks this helped a lot
Great video.!!! And....haahaha...7.15 Sec... Ur the boss.!!
can you charge the receiver and transmitter while they are operating?
Yes you can. Thanks for watching.
Thanks. I bought them.
it is not recommended
Isn't the transmitter supposed to be set to "Line"?
Ah... you explained that later. :))
I never saw you switch it to line ?
I did. But it will also work with mic. It will just be louder. Thanks for watching.
Can you charge it while using it? Like with a little battery
Yes, I recommend it. Thanks for watching.
how would i use this with a sub?
The same way you would use them with a top. Remember if you are using a mixer it's best to separate the highs and lows. But if you "jumper" the tops and bottoms together, always go from the mixer to the sub THEN the tops. In this case the receiver would go to the sub and the out to the top. Thanks for watching.
Can it be use on subwoofers
Absolutely. i've used it with my subs before. Thanks for watching.
How long is the battery life?
About 5 to 6 hours my friend. But I also found out that the more the batteries deplete it seems the it may be acceptable to interference. Thanks for watching.
Great product but your bedroom mixer/speaker setup isn't going to pick up any latency.
Sorry for the late response. I have used these in setups between walls and in my experience, I had no latency. Thanks for watching.
Most weddings are like 6 hours. Don’t think I would risk for that.
Would be great for cocktail hour that’s in a diff location than the reception. And dj mixing would cause a delay anyway so this wouldn’t be for that purpose.
That’s what she said 🤦🏽♂️😂🤣
Aprés achat (279€) je peux vous confirmer que c'est de la grosse daube ! le son est haché sur tout les canaux, essayé 3 fois et 3 désastres même à une distance de 5m. fuyez ce produit !
Sorry for your bad experience. As you can see I had a different experience. But you should try to get your money back. Thanks for watching.
those are awful--- they go dead after 3 hours when using it with speakers, stay away if you are a DJ