Xvive U3 Review and Turbosound IP300 review-outdoor test.
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- A short review and test of the Turbosound IP300 and the Xvive U3 WIreless Microphone System and Line Transmitter and Receiver. These are both affordable purchases that are great for many mobile DJ needs.
Xvive U3 Wireless System
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That was dope , really good wireless Mic , next generation of DJ thanks for the video..
Thanks for checking it out!
Glez-D Entertainment its awesome
Best speaker for ceremony I love mine plus battery power a plus
Yes indeed! Thanks for watching
Thanks for the helpful reviews. Great editing and keeping you vid style unique.
Thanks for the nice comment and thanks for checking it out. 👍🎤🍻🎧
I need to purchase one of those speakers for my Rotary Club, that would work perfect.
On Monday you could borrow mine if you need it.
Thanks for the Video.. Nice Demo on both!
Thanks for watching!
Great Job DJ Kris, I had those and although I like the idea mines became to unpredictable at any decent range at weddings. I'll stick to the Alto stealth or my Sennheiser body pack systems for now. I did get the keep the B3 system almost the same thing but actually give you battery life info. Thanks for the Idea as using them for the cocktail hour to a speaker above my Ipad.
Thanks for checking it out. I would like the the Senheiser wireless in ear system myself but have not been able to commit the funds. This has been working for me pretty well. Like I stated I have have had pretty good luck and a little bit of problems depending on location and number of people. For the price I have been happy with it. Especially as a quick easy wireless mic system where it has shined. 👍🎤
Boss this is good for church in addition to some Yamaha DBR. I’m thinking good for putting in the wall. Let me know your opinion thanks.
The signal on the Xvive U3 is too finicky. Used the system at a recent wedding and it was waay too choppy if anyone walked past it. But it did do pretty well for what I needed it for, the speeches. I placed a speaker around the corner so I could have the people in an odd shaped room to be able to hear without having to crank up the volume which can end up causing feedback. I'm going to try the Sennheiser as I'm not sure I'd trust Alto's system. Great vid.
Thanks, I have had great luck with it. I do take a 2 or 3 foot cable and place it over the top of the speaker to get it up higher with a line of site. (Works for me)
how do you know when it peaks? i rented 2 of these for a party but its a bit confusing on the back.
Thanks for checking it out. Honestly I never run it that hard. I use it mostly for cocktail hours and dont push much low end.
Looks like a pretty good speaker. Yorkville and Mackie make some pretty good ones, too. The EXM Mobles are nice and come on different sizes but they don't pair with each other. The Mackies do which is a big advantage. Does the one you showed pair with other speakers of the same type? Also I'm curious about battery recharge life or how many times can you recharge the speaker before the battery loses its ability to hold a charge? I also own the Xvive system and I really like it but again I'm wondering when the battery will die. It would be great to be able to swap out the battery like a power tool. I know it would cost a bit but its better than tossing out the entire unit.
The ip300 is not a battery powered speaker. You can pair it with others through bluetooth. The xvive battery is not changeable. Like a phone battery I suspect it will last for some time with slow degradation over time. Thanks for the info on the other speakers. Hopefully I can check them out sometime. Thanks for watching the vid and for the input.
What I 'd like to see is for you (or someone) to plug the transmitter into a mixer board and broadcast to a powered speaker placed at different distances from the mixer up to a couple hundred feet away. Obviously the receiver would be plugged into the Powered speaker. This would allow you to have mic AND music broadcast at the same time. I've tried some systems and there seems to be a "fuzz" or "zhuzz" sound when speaking or singing into the mic with the above setup. You would probably have to use an adapter from the mixer out to the transmitter. Do some messing around with this and let us know how this works. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. The result would be the same. Not sure what you think would or could be different. The most important thing that i have noticed is the placement of both. I often drape reciever over front of speaker to keep line of site and have really good results. I have used it from the output of one speaker (k12) to another (k8) and had great results.
That was very informative sir, I have a compact subwoofer Alto TX212S that has highpass 100hz, do you think iP300 can pair well them? I'm worried about the crossover interference/lag between 90hz iP300 n 100hz sub, any recomendations will help.
I am not sure. My best guess is that they would work pretty well together. I have not tried pairing it with a sub as I usually corner it for a cocktail hour, small ceremony or satellite speaker.
In a controlled test, sure you can get that distance. If you factor in audience with cell phones (2.5 and 5 ghz) and other wireless (IEM, etc), you find that the range is not very good for the xvive. I use the xvive IEM and I end up having to dangle an XLR cable close to me, so that it does not get interference from other band member’s IEMs and wireless mics.
Thanks for checking this vid out and commenting. I have had pretty good luck with it. I was using it for a mic for about a year doing trivia at an Applebees and was able to navigate the enitre restaurant withought a problem. (No walls) For sending music to another speaker I have noticed line of site I am pretty solid but often make sure my units are in direct line of site even if it means using a short cable to bring them to the front or side of a speaker. I have had problems 25ft away and on the other side of doorways as can be expected. (Wish it wasnt) I too have run some cable to make things work at times just to get them closer together. I do wonder though how much difference it is making for you with other devices that are similar as I have only run one xvive at 2.5 and one other unit -offbrand at 5ghz and they played well together in a multi room estate wedding reception... again, line of site.
Hey bro, thank you for the insight in both videos. Just bought mine today thanks to you 🙌🏿 where do you set your volume on the IP300? Do you go the full 10db or do you have it lower down. Would really appreciate a reply please. By the way I’ve put them on top of a pair of RCF 905ASII 😍. Thank you. DJ Boombastic
Thanks for watching. I set the level as I need it. You have to remeber that this unit has individual channel volume and master volume so you will need to do some gain structuring, especially when running with those rcfs. I suggest finding the nominal level you normally run at and adjust the Turbosound to fit. Hope this helps.
Hey DJ Kris. Thank you for replying. I appreciate that. Been playing around d with it today and I think fine tuning where I want to set it 🙌🏿 awesome little speakers. Thank you again man
@@DJ8Boombastic Thanks for the LIKE and comment DJ Boombastic! I get a lot of use out of it.
Can I connect a sub from the XLR link out? I don't want to connect a mixer. Great video!
Thanks for watching. Yes you can plug any speaker in with the link. There is not a setting in the speaker to add the sub so you will have to play around with it a bit to get the best sound possible. Depending on your sub inputs and outputs if it has them, I would probably go sub out to top in. (Easier, cleaner cabling)
@@KrisSzanto Sub out to top in loses Bluetooth capability. Is that correct?
@@WWeiss-nv5vz yes, you are correct. Didnt know that was what u were trying to do. 👍
Nice video. What inverter were you using to power the iP300 with ?
I was plugged straight in to the unit shown. No inverter.
DJ Kris Szanto Sorry to keep pestering you. What’s the Diehard Battery inside the van.
@@djgregorywiggs9584 lol.. not pestering at all. I have a diehard 1150 but am considering a Enkeeo portable power station. I have a few friends who have raved about them. The Enkeeo have lithium ion batteries. Also the power meter on the diehard with speaker and mic plugged in is not reliable. It drops sharply with gear plugged in, but reflect different percentages when unplugged. (Hard to judge what's left) Also have gotten some minor noise with qsc k8 plugged in, but not ip300.
Is it possible to double the riceivers for use with multiple speakers?
I believe this does work. I dont know if you lose anything with distance though. Also i dont know if they sell just receivers.
nice video do you have the links to order those items please 🙏 and thanks
They are both in the description. Thanks for watching.
How’d you get those drone shots?
I simply used my Mavic Pro drone. :)
I didn’t see you controlling a drone though?
That's the idea. :)
Is there a feedback when you are close to ip300 with mic?
Hi Milos, thanks for watching the video. There is always a chance for feedback if you are in close proximity a speaker. There are alot of variables. However witha mic plugged directly into the unit I have had a great experience with no feedback. I use this speaker for trivia nights a few tines a week and literally have the speaker within arms length but above my head. No feedback. I am positioned slightly behind and to the left or right. I would not suggest being directly in front, but why would you want to. 👍
How do you like the IP300? I have two coming now.
I really like the ip300! I get alot of use put of it.
Did you receive your Speakers of yes how did or do you like them
Bluetooth with apple tv? For cinema needs. tQ
Im sorry..it has bluetooth, but I do not use Apple TV so I am not sure exaclty what youvare asking.
It’s okay just in case