U2 Guitar Wireless System - Official XVIVE Video

The Xvive U2 Guitar Wireless System is a high-fidelity (24-bit / 48 kHz) plug-and-play solution for guitarists and bassists who want a great-sounding, reliable wireless connection of up to 70 feet. It has only 5 milliseconds of latency and the onboard rechargeable battery lasts for 5 hours.

0:01 Introduction
0:11 Technical specs
0:58 Applications
2:04 Two guitars one amp
2:51 Charging during use
3:02 One guitar two amps
3:26 Changing channels
3:58 LEDs
4:14 Using multiple systems
4:53 Charging the units
5:06 Resolving noise issues
5:24 H1 Transmitter Holder
5:46 Active pickups
5:53 U2 color options

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[montana]

I read many as connection problems with this device and i have to say that i used mine for 7/8 months now and i have not had any problems at all it works perfectly 👌

[comment.highlighted]

I’ve used mine for years and love them 🙂

[mikedonnellband]

Mine dont connect properly. They continuously pulse cutting the sound in and out like I'm out of range even when Im right next to it. Any ideas?

[michaeldbalance]

Tyler Larson of Music is Win got up to a range of 100 feet away using it with no problems whatsoever.

[douglaspate]

Me too and me neither. I love this product

[jmarie]

Thank you so much for all the info. I was curious what 5V USB Power supply/adapter is shown in this video from Dynex & if you have a link?

[konjunto]

At 3:26 you start talking about the 4 channels and how to set them. You show pressing the transmitter button, but do you have to repeat the process on the receiver to get them both on the same channel, or will the receiver automatically adjust to the channel on the transmitter. Confused!!!. Also after plugging in the xvives U2 into the guitar and amp which one do you turn on first or does it not matter.? Thank you for any advice you may be able to provide. Thank you.

[graphicsociety]

Thanks for the video. When I’m done playing, can I leave the transmitter and receiver attached to the amp and the instrument and just turn them off or do I have to remove them? Would it rain battery if I just leave them in?

[Gabe]

Mine lasted less than 1 year. No support unless you live in the US, and I got mine from an official dealer. Do yourself a favor and stay away from those.

[tylervandenbosch]

I've had mine for about 3 weeks. I accidentally bumped the channel change button and they stopped working all together. How do I trouble shoot this? I have tried every channel, I get the audio indicator light on the receiver to turn on, and still no signal. Help!

[JohnAbbottinkettering]

so as my stingray bass is active, will it work ok still ?

[georgeryanpablio]

How can i fix the problem interfering while using in area that had a wifi reuter and lot mobile using?

[kalervohamalainen]

What is that annoying noise in the background? It's hard to concentrate on listening to the product description.

[wolfster]

Bought this today. Yikes, very, very noisy. A constant high-pitched tone. First, I was sitting next to my router, so I thought it’s probably the router. Then I moved into another room and the high pitch sound does not go away. Not sure if this one is defective. I tried all channels and it is noisy on every single channel. Horrible. Not sure what to do.

[ThatOneCoverBand]

Uh, I believe you mean FINISH of my instrument.

[jordandenton]

Anyone used this with a Kemper Stage Profiler?

[masterWindu_]

I don’t want to hear about it I want to know how to set it up!!!!

[booshting]

Mine just constantly crackle and pop, rendering them unusable.

[fernando]

NOT BAD!! Your content deserves a service like P-R-O-M-O-S-M!!!

[brendantwemlow]

Don't be fooled people these things are rubbish.
I'm a professional gigging muso, I regrettably bought these based on reviews like this and have had nothing but issues. I have found them basically unusable at most of the venues I play at. They even break up in my own studio when they are less than 3m from each other. I also purchased the U3 and U4 and they aren't much better.