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I've been waiting for 5.8GHz from Xvive for a long time and it's finally worth the wait.
The delay is not noticeable. I didn't have any problems using it during the performance.
There was no need to recharge during the 4-5 hours rehearsal.
If your phone is connected to a 5.8GHz Wi-Fi network, do not hold it close to the receiver. There's a possibility of interference or noise.
The smart channel scanner feature is very useful. In the venues I go to, I press the scan button on the receiver. It finds the clearest channel in 7-8 seconds.
Thanks Xvive.
The delay is not noticeable. I didn't have any problems using it during the performance.
There was no need to recharge during the 4-5 hours rehearsal.
If your phone is connected to a 5.8GHz Wi-Fi network, do not hold it close to the receiver. There's a possibility of interference or noise.
The smart channel scanner feature is very useful. In the venues I go to, I press the scan button on the receiver. It finds the clearest channel in 7-8 seconds.
Thanks Xvive.
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Xvive A58 - Plug and play
So easy to use. Plug, eventually, indicate that you are playing an active guitar + the channel, Play! 👌
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Xvive A58 Guitar Wireless System
Playing wireless since the eighties and having a great wireless system in my main live rig, I wanted to add a wireless system to my rehearsel and backup rig too, so I looked around a bit and found this one, tried it out and liked it very much, very easy to use, multiple channels, and also very cheap... Now I use it on my backup rig, or going to rehearsels, but I also use it at home when I'm preparing for studio calls and songwriting..., very satisfied with it, great product for a great price...
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Tried and tested for live work.
I've used guitar wirelesses for years, and after essentially wearing out my old 2.4gHz wireless from this manufacturer I upgraded to these. Excellent range, and I've never had a single dropout over many gigs.
The channel search function is cool, although I generally am not playing in a busy enough environment for it to be necessary; the altered wavelength of these units vs. the more common 2.4gHz really helps.
My only little gripe is the channel change button is next to the power, and it is quite easy to accidentally change the channel so you lose your connection. I'm careful now, but it's happened once or twice on a dark stage.
The channel search function is cool, although I generally am not playing in a busy enough environment for it to be necessary; the altered wavelength of these units vs. the more common 2.4gHz really helps.
My only little gripe is the channel change button is next to the power, and it is quite easy to accidentally change the channel so you lose your connection. I'm careful now, but it's happened once or twice on a dark stage.
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No problem
Never had a problem so far, and it lasts long enough for a concert.
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Works great
Not much else to say, works great, battery lasts long enough to play a few times and they charge pretty quickly anyway.
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Simply Must have
Used to be quite sceptical about wireless, including latency and tone change BUT found this product matches expectations and doesn't introduce additional problems.
Works out of the box as expected, no noticeable latency delays, fast to start and easy to charge.
Works out of the box as expected, no noticeable latency delays, fast to start and easy to charge.
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Great wireless system
I'm using it on my Taylor GS mini for gigging, it works a treat
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Excellent wireless system for a very reasonable price!
Not much to say, really. I've been using it extensively for the past 3 months and I even forget it's there.
Total freedom to run around, no noticeable latency, no tonal loss.
A no-brainer, really :)
Total freedom to run around, no noticeable latency, no tonal loss.
A no-brainer, really :)
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