Which WIRELESS XLR ADAPTER Is The Best?

In this video, we are checking out 4 different cheap wireless XLR adapters to determine which one is the best. I don't believe there is a universal best, but more which is the best for your personal needs/setup.

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0:00 - Intro
1:27 - Overview
2:42 - Setup
4:55 - Tone Test
8:35 - My Experience
10:54 - Understanding Wireless
11:45 - Higher End Wireless
12:04 - Which Frequency?
12:26 - Things To Know
13:08 - Latency?
13:28 - My Recommendation
15:57 - Outro

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◆ LEKATO - WIRELESS 5.8ghz XLR SYSTEM ◆

◆ KIMAFUN WIRELESS XLR System: ◆

◆ ALTO Stealth Wireless 1:

◆ DIGIT NOW (I really recommend just getting the Lekato one instead):

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◆ SHURE SLX-D Wireless Mic (SM58):

◆ SHURE ULX-D Single Receiver (G50 Band):

◆ SHURE ULX-D Sm58 Mic (G50 Band):

◆ ALTO Stealth Wireless Pro (PA Wireless):

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1 Lekato
2 Kimafun
3 DigitNow
4 Alto
5 Kimafun
6 Legato
7 Alto
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[southsoon]

I have been doing Pro Audio for 45 years, yeah I'm old. I have a low buck system to put together and this video made my selection for me. When I buy I'll try to do it through your link. I am so sick of other peoples lame YouTube videos. You have it down. Keep up the great work.

[midwestdocumentarycenterin]

We've purchased two of these units (the Lekato & Kimafun) based on your thoughtful and comprehensive reviews. Don't want to sound like a broken record, but you do an *excellent* job of reviewing equipment. You acquire hands-on experience with the items you review. Then you thoroughly explain a device's operations, applications, strengths and weaknesses.
Your time and talent is truly appreciated, Scott. Thank you.

[MrPokemon]

I'm not a musician, I'm a videographer who runs his own audio and holy crap was this video useful. Your explanations were crystal clear and very helpful. Thanks bud!

[theapx]

Your channel is like EVERYTHING I've been looking for. Literally. Thank you for all you do!

[waimeaguyz]

People would never know the difference in sound. Lekato is great but the battery starts to wear. I attach a small battery pack to it. I'm going to get the Kimifun one. I like longer range for speakers. Awesome review! Thank you.

[PippPriss]

The Kimafun DEFINITELY had a low end emphasis which set it apart from the other, and I immediately knew that 2 and 5 belong together. For the other ones, not so much of a difference (except for the hiss). The other ones were however very usable still, and it is to be argued if the low end is ADDED on 2 & 5 or SUBSTRACTED on the other ones. So while I agree that with these audio transmission gear, it does not necessary have to be a tone test to determine the best ones, there still are sometimes differences which can matter.

Anyhow, awesome review, thanks a ton your videos!

[paullongden-musician]

Thanks for doing this Scott. I appreciate the quick feedback to requests.

[mikebri]

I selected #4 and #7 and as it turns out, that was the Alto Stealth unit. In my opinion, it had more "presence" (midrange perhaps?) to the sound as compared to the others.

[mrradio]

Excellent video! I wasn't looking for a video on wireless but after I started listening I stayed for the entire presentation and subscribing!

[browsif]

I bought the Lekato 1s off the back of this video.

Only used it at a few rehearsals with my Sontronics Solo mic but working well so far!

Im still thinking about upgrading to the EV RE3, Shure SLXD or Sennheiser EW-D at somepoint, but these are great so far.

[usfredfam]

Great video, thank you! The thing that intrigues me about the Alto is that it's the lowest frequency and therefore should clear obstacles better. Also, personally I'm getting pretty tired of devices with built in batteries. It can make for a smaller package but if you forget to charge it then you are out of luck whereas you could just plop some AA batteries in it. Also, I've just seen way too many of these built in battery devices failing prematurely. They just become disposable after a year or two of frequent usage. Had this issue with multiple Xvive systems. Thanks again Scott!

[rickkaylor]

Thanks for making this video. Very helpful. I watched a lot of YouTube videos - including yours. I purchased the Lekato and have been very pleased with it after using it for 4 solo gigs. It has worked every time perfectly. At the same time I also got an Ammoon 5.8GHz guitar system. The mic and guitar systems work perfectly together and I've had no drop outs. I'm still trying to adjust to not tripping over cables.

[logoclick]

Just wanted to chime in... I have been using in ears IEMS to run my wireless PA speakers. Works Incredible!!. Have you done this? Come out your IEM headphone out jack or with a mini XLR to male XLR and plug it into your PA speaker, works great for me. Give it a try!! Instead of going into your IEM headset, go into a PA in jack.

[baronc]

As always, great info. Would have been cool to see the Xvive unit compared here as well. Still, keep up the good work Scott!

[whenifeellow]

dude, finding your vids has been a god send!

[MrMannywell]

This is a great video 👏🏾!!! Especially the tone test!

[stefanbarz]

Thank you very much for the video! You deserve more appreciation, you're making high quality clean videos wich are extremely enjoyable 👏

[indymac]

Although the volumn wasn't as loud, I personally like #2. Good low end, clearer. But hard to choose. Now, I have a LeKato MW-1. I like a lot. Going to buy another.

[majorredbeard]

Fantastic video comparison, thanks so much for the excellent information and real-world use and experience suggestions!

[floridagameshow]

Thank you for the detailed look at all of these! I've used the Lekato for a couple of years now (Own four of these) for PA and have had little if any issues. I think I will try the Kimafun as an alternative.

Would love to find a decent wireless mic headset with a similar dongle type setup.