I did an A/B, and it wasn't a waste of time. It was missing bottom-end. I ran it through a spectrum analyzer and there is NOTHING below 120Hz, like you put a HPF on it. Above 120Hz, it is a near match for a direct cable, which is nice. Battery life was 8 hours first time full-to-dead, and that went down by 25% on subsequent charges. The phantom power cuts transmitter life significantly (from 6 hours to 4 hours) but I won't be using them for condensers due to the missing low-end. I have two sets and will use them to wirelessly send to fill speakers at reception events or for VOG announcements and wandering questions from the audience, not critical audio. They work great for that up to about 50-feet through one wall, not quite 100-feet unobstructed.
Thanks for sharing! I appreciate it. I still use this one quite often and it works great. 8 hours of battery life is awesome, and even if it's lower, I don't mind, as long as it survives 4 hours. I did just release a video about setting expecations on budget/cheap wireless: ruclips.net/video/kUNBHi5F3aQ/видео.htmlsi=a_tek37zIs7cyrSF If there is nothing below 120, I think that's actually great for microphones. Might cut a little out of PA systems if you don't have a separate channel for subs though. Wireless range always depends on the venue location and the RF of that environment. Sometimes it will be 50 ft, sometimes 100, sometimes 10... it all depends. Again, thanks for sharing your experience!
You sold me... I hit your link to buy one to try out. I've been doing small shows in care centers that have limited space to set the sound system and hopefully this will eliminate running a cable across a doorway... Added bonus on the link there was a 25% off coupon on the purchase.... I lucked out.
I've been using it as a wireless mic option and only pisser is that it's hard to remove from the mic stand clip when playing live in the moment. I replaced my Shure clip with a cheesy one that is more flexible and that seems to help. ❤
Bought these. Works great. Except when changing frequencies the increments only go up. You can’t decrement. So I assume it rolls over but it would take a lot of button presses to go up very high. Unless I’m missing something.
Thanks. I saw these available online a few months ago and was reluctant to try so bought Xvive U3s and U4s. After watching your video I ordered 4 sets straightaway as these are much cheaper in Singapore. Should transform my KSM9 to wireless 😊
I just saw your other video yesterday and I had a feeling coda might have been the best one on the budget I actually wanted to use it for my desk set up so I wont have huge cables in my way and clean up my set up
I'm using it with rode m5 microphone and working well,but it provides only around 30 volt when 48 volt switch is on,other are best in comparison to price
Thanks for the video. This looks good but I'll buy it if it's using either common AA or AAA size batteries. Internal rechargeable battery is too risky for events ..juz my thoughts.
Hi, I have to agree, great product, no latency, no noise, long battery life. I bought one and after trying two more pieces. The only problem is to tune the frequency for each pair. When I turn on the receiver of another pair, the frequency of the already turned on pair is tuned. I have to go with the pair that is on a bit further than the first pair that is on. It would be ideal if the set frequency for individual pairs no longer changes. Do you have any experience or recommendations when switching on multiple pairs? How to avoid this problem? PS: I apologize for my bad English, I am writing through google translator.
@@ScottUhlMusic So today I really tried it. It is necessary to first pair the 1st pair, put it aside a bit, take the 2nd pair, pair and so on. I paired all my 3 pairs this way and the individual frequencies hold. Have a nice day.
I have a XVIVE U3 and U4 and they are unusable because I play in a restaurant and I'm fighting with wifi routers and phones. Does this fix that problem??
Yes, these do not operate in 2.4ghz. Here’s two videos to help you out: ruclips.net/video/RCrFKKr8WUA/видео.htmlsi=b9dyn-GOkpMRBHEo ruclips.net/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/видео.htmlsi=ohgzJuRjndDLZRIz
dude you found the most superior wireless xlr adapter in the game I think. This thing is infinitely better then the Xvives it appears. I will be trying them out for our DJ work, kudos sir@@ScottUhlMusic
We started using another brand you looked at. So far so good. Battery life hasn't been great but we are still figuring it out (possibly user error) and are using a corded mic as backup.
Fantastic review. Curious about the battery life: if there is no sound passing through it, is it technically "on", ie draining the battery? Or does it just have 8 hour life no matter what?
Love the review, I want to get a set of these for my dj system. My question is does annyone know if you can connect a battery back/power bank and connect it to the adapters so it'll be charging while in use and it extends or secures there is power during the gig? I ask because of others asking or connecting a small cellphone power bank to a wireless plug and having it charge at the same time. Thank you all for your reply..
Interesting.... I'm glad you mentioned testing on the sm7db. I was thinking of my sm7b during the vid... so I presume this won't work as well? Still a useful device for other application. Another great informative vid... You've always been consistent in outlining the specs... which is what I look for in wireless gear... especially the frequency bandwidth and latency .
How do you like the Coda system compared to the Kimafun for Phantom Powered Condenser Microphones? I can definitely appreciate the USB-C ports as compared to other companies.
@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks for your reply! I plan to use this for my XLR module on my camera running through a Sennheiser MKH 416, so it would be great to have this as a wireless boom solution. Additionally, I appreciate that you take the time to look through the comments on your videos even though it's been about a month since uploading.
Wow! Really useful, especially the automatic frequency adjustment from Tx to Tr. Good latency. Most important - battery life. Yes, it is one of the plus point in comparison to others in this race👍. Only drawback is the frequency in India. Moreover, if CODA could come up with TRS along with XLR connectivity, it would be cherry on cake. Pricewise, its one of the cheapest available. Why people never talked about this? Thanks Scott for the demo. It was awesome.👍😊
Hey Scott, thx for the fantastic review! I actually bought it on Amazon after watching the video and I have a question. If you are using phantom power in the transmitter, do you have to enable phantom power for the receiver on the interface?
Yup, small xlr patch cables would work great 👍 and having just 2 wireless next to each other is almost always fine. It’s when you start stacking 4 or more in a rack right by each other that you start getting problems
Wow Scott this is perfect and it has the right frequency for NZ which seems to commonly block the ones that are available for use in the US. I currently use a wired Behringer P2 for IEM with an XLR cable, do you think this would be a perfect way to wireless it? thanks, great review
awesome product. I've been looking for something like this. Quick question: how many of those could I use before getting any interference do you think? Ideally my band would need 6 (2 PA speakers, 2 vocal mics, 1 guitar headrush pedalboard and 1 bass direct in). I'll be ordering them with your link. Thanks for putting in the work for all of us lazy musicians 🤣
I don’t recommend using 6 cheap wireless all at once as I go over in these two videos: Choosing the Right WIRELESS SYSTEM - A Comprehensive Guide ruclips.net/video/Xi2JcMomjQ0/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/видео.htmlsi=Mx7gD1BU1X5I859d
@@ScottUhlMusic If there's no mixer, can I plug into a power speaker that has XLR input jack instead.? Will the sound volume be softer without going through a mixer?
That's a pretty incredible feature-set for that price-point! I'm going to serious consider seeing if there's a fit for this one... When you mentioned being able to get another XLR cable in next to it it does appear you won't be getting 2 of these side-by-side though, so no adjacent in/out without one being on an extender. Might still be worth it though... Cheers!
I bought a Donner EM1 headphone amplifier. Very happy with it except for being tethered to a wire. I have an XLR cable running from one of my Behringer XR18 bus outputs to the Donner. Is there any reason I couldn't use one of these wireless XLR adapters for this application? To clarify, I would plug the XLR transmitter piece into the XR18 bus output and the XLR receiver into my Donner EM1.
You cannot use multiple receivers at the same time. But setting one on and the other one off and switching between them, I haven’t tried that. But I don’t see what not
Thanks for the heads up and the giveaway. I entered the giveaway. Would love to use these to connect my band's modelers to our XR18. I wonder if 3 units used at the same time would cause any issues. May have to try it out.
My advice is always to be careful using too much cheap wireless all at once. So it depends on how many other wireless you use at once and how close they are to each other. It’s definitely possible if you follow best practices 🤘
If I connect this to a Behringer P2, will this work as a wireless in ear? And if so how many can I use next to each other so the frequencies doesn’t interfere with each other. Could be a relatively cheap option for wireless in ears.
Great info yet again! Have a question, Have you found a decent mic clip that holds a 58 type mic but can be quick released with that adapter in place for handheld use? Butterfly clips don't hold the mic firmly enough. I have one of the Xvive adapters [problematic to use] with a similar configuration and other than a quick detach stand adapter, I've found all other mic clips unusable. Can't take the mic off the stand as the adapter will prevent detachment. I do location recording/FOH with a Mackie DL32S. Looks like I can find uses for this adapter. Love your channel, saves me a whole lot of trial and error. BTW: Just checked and Amazon has it listed as "Currently Unavailable" I would have bought a half dozen for my rig.
Thanks! And bummer it’s not on sale anymore, it might just be back ordered. But I haven’t really looked into those. I like my wireless Shure clip, it works well but I don’t take it off very often
Hey Scott! I baught four of them and tried to use them parallel. The problem is, I could not them manage to get all four transmitting in different frequencies. I tried to use 2 units for a stereo PA system and another 2 units for 2 floor monitor speakers on stage. Unfortunately, everytime I turned on one another transmitter, it was pairing with the first receiver or if there were at least with the one having the lowest frequency set. Even if I walk away more than 100 feet so the first receiver couldn’t pair with the second transmitter because of the distance, it repaired itself automatically with the first receiver, after having returned to the stage for a couple of minutes. Where my mistake? Or does it really not work like I wanted to?
Do not use 4 of them all at once. If you want more wireless at once, you have to buy the higher end stuff: ruclips.net/video/Xi2JcMomjQ0/видео.htmlsi=L64tBoiZE86bQWAB these won’t go 100 feet as well. These are budget wireless, and have limitations ruclips.net/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/видео.htmlsi=EkZYGeI9wHjWSxgQ
Hi Scott, you have become my go-to channel for gear, especially for wireless stuff. GREAT job on this channel man! hey, I hope it's okay to ask on GTRS guitar ( your video on that is from a year ago so not sure if I asked there, if you would notice it, so I'll ask here): Is there a way to play bluetooth audio via the GTRS or via its GWF4 footswitch? I know there is a way to play it with Prime P2, but wondering if possible with only the GTRS. I bought the same S800 you have - I LOVE THIS GUITAR!
Thanks! And I don’t believe there is a way to connect a Bluetooth connection to the guitar (I’m assuming you mean for silent practice to practice along to a song)
@@ScottUhlMusicHi. Yes, that's what I meant. Thanks for replying Scott. One thing they can/should add to the Prime P2 is the "guitar emulator" they have with the GTRS app where you can apply a different guitar sim to each of the 5 switches including Tele, LesPaul etc.. it's really nice. I must say I expected much of this guitar and still I'm positively surprised. Really love it.
@@ScottUhlMusicHi There! I found out that there is actually a way to stream audio through the GTRS guitar. There is a "GTRS Audio" bluetooth signal. Once connected, you can play songs via the connected device (your phone), it would go through the GTRS guitar and output along with the guitar own signal. Really nice !
@@ScottUhlMusic thanks for the reply. I bought a different brand of wireless mic adapters and they did not work. Plug and play with no mic/ line or 48v feature. Double the cost. This will work perfectly for my needs. My computer is in a 3 by 6 ft space. A non wired mic in the living room is great! No Cables! When i purchase and use, i will let you know how it well it worked for me. Again. Thank you!
I tried using the link but it shows not currently available. I use a headset mic as a drummer and ideally would like to fine a body pack that goes to a battery powered receiver that has 48v phantom that would plug directly into the mixer. Any thoughts
I was able to order the Airsync from your link. The error on my part was that I I tried using the QR code to take me to the link. I received it and used it yesterday and I couldn’t be happier. Others had reported it was noisy but I had no problems. Thanks again for your review.
@scott not sure if you’ll see this comment on an old video but is it possible to transmit from one TX to multiple RX’s? I am currently using the xvive system and the thing I enjoy is being able to set multiple RX’s on the same frequency.
@@ScottUhlMusic actually I do this on a regular basis. When I need additional coverage, I will use one xvive TX and 4 RX’s (same frequency). It has worked flawlessly every time. The only time I have ever ran into issues was when I tried to daisy chain a speaker to another. This would place an RX and TX on different frequencies in close proximity on the in and out on the speaker.
Does this wireless system work even when it is being charged? If it does, is a Mic more sensitive to noise? I have an LR Baggs Para-Acoustic DI. My phantom power source for it died, and I was wondering if this Wireless XLR Adapter might make a good replacement.
@@ScottUhlMusic I have a 16 different microphones mate, most of them use 48v phantom power. Biggest mistake in my life. I think you can get from temu for £20 I paid on amazon £75 then I fond ebay selling for £54 too much noise and sound quality from £2000 microphone, sounds like £15 temu mic I'm using. It is really bad and really poor quality.
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I did an A/B, and it wasn't a waste of time. It was missing bottom-end. I ran it through a spectrum analyzer and there is NOTHING below 120Hz, like you put a HPF on it. Above 120Hz, it is a near match for a direct cable, which is nice. Battery life was 8 hours first time full-to-dead, and that went down by 25% on subsequent charges. The phantom power cuts transmitter life significantly (from 6 hours to 4 hours) but I won't be using them for condensers due to the missing low-end. I have two sets and will use them to wirelessly send to fill speakers at reception events or for VOG announcements and wandering questions from the audience, not critical audio. They work great for that up to about 50-feet through one wall, not quite 100-feet unobstructed.
Thanks for sharing! I appreciate it.
I still use this one quite often and it works great. 8 hours of battery life is awesome, and even if it's lower, I don't mind, as long as it survives 4 hours.
I did just release a video about setting expecations on budget/cheap wireless: ruclips.net/video/kUNBHi5F3aQ/видео.htmlsi=a_tek37zIs7cyrSF
If there is nothing below 120, I think that's actually great for microphones. Might cut a little out of PA systems if you don't have a separate channel for subs though.
Wireless range always depends on the venue location and the RF of that environment. Sometimes it will be 50 ft, sometimes 100, sometimes 10... it all depends.
Again, thanks for sharing your experience!
I have the Alto Stealth MKII and it’s great, but Just picked this up for my smaller gigs where I’m only using one speaker. Works great.
These things just keep getting better and better! I love knowing what frequency you’re actually transmitting on.
You sold me... I hit your link to buy one to try out. I've been doing small shows in care centers that have limited space to set the sound system and hopefully this will eliminate running a cable across a doorway... Added bonus on the link there was a 25% off coupon on the purchase.... I lucked out.
Oh nice! Sweet, enjoy 🤘🤘
Looks nice. Everything that is wireless and works, are a plus in my book. Thank God it keep getting better and better.
This is to cool. Scott hearing you talk about your job of knowing the technical parts of your equipment is an eye opener. Thank you
Thank you! 🙏
yes i brought this items because of you sir, thanks a lot
Nice! Enjoy 🤘🤘
I've been using it as a wireless mic option and only pisser is that it's hard to remove from the mic stand clip when playing live in the moment. I replaced my Shure clip with a cheesy one that is more flexible and that seems to help. ❤
Awesome! Finally, longer battery length most are around 4-5 hours this will get me through a gig no problems. Cheers Scott!
Yup!
Bought these. Works great. Except when changing frequencies the increments only go up. You can’t decrement. So I assume it rolls over but it would take a lot of button presses to go up very high. Unless I’m missing something.
Yup that’s correct 👍
Thanks. I saw these available online a few months ago and was reluctant to try so bought Xvive U3s and U4s. After watching your video I ordered 4 sets straightaway as these are much cheaper in Singapore. Should transform my KSM9 to wireless 😊
Just be cautious using too much cheap wireless all at once: ruclips.net/video/Xi2JcMomjQ0/видео.htmlsi=jQCjGd4ykDFu0Cs8
I just saw your other video yesterday and I had a feeling coda might have been the best one on the budget I actually wanted to use it for my desk set up so I wont have huge cables in my way and clean up my set up
Sold! Another great and informative review😊
Thank you!
Just purchased. Got a wedding next week hopefully this works for a remote speaker I’ll have at a barn for inside/outside sound!
Nice! 🤘🤘
How’d it work? Looking for a good remote speaker option
I'm using it with rode m5 microphone and working well,but it provides only around 30 volt when 48 volt switch is on,other are best in comparison to price
That’s odd, it powered my Beta 87 with no problem
That frequency is nice to have
Definitely value your videos and opinions! Thanks for the content! Ordered this via your link just now.
Awesome, thank you! Enjoy 🤘
Thanks for the video. This looks good but I'll buy it if it's using either common AA or AAA size batteries. Internal rechargeable battery is too risky for events ..juz my thoughts.
No worries, thanks for watching. For what it’s worth, they’ve never let me down. Just remember to charge them after a show 👍
Gonna try out a pair of these!
Hi, I have to agree, great product, no latency, no noise, long battery life. I bought one and after trying two more pieces. The only problem is to tune the frequency for each pair. When I turn on the receiver of another pair, the frequency of the already turned on pair is tuned. I have to go with the pair that is on a bit further than the first pair that is on. It would be ideal if the set frequency for individual pairs no longer changes. Do you have any experience or recommendations when switching on multiple pairs? How to avoid this problem?
PS: I apologize for my bad English, I am writing through google translator.
Yeah the pairing is my least favorite part of this, but it works well other than that. I’ve only ever used one at a time, so I’m not sure
@@ScottUhlMusic So today I really tried it. It is necessary to first pair the 1st pair, put it aside a bit, take the 2nd pair, pair and so on. I paired all my 3 pairs this way and the individual frequencies hold.
Have a nice day.
I have a XVIVE U3 and U4 and they are unusable because I play in a restaurant and I'm fighting with wifi routers and phones. Does this fix that problem??
Yes, these do not operate in 2.4ghz. Here’s two videos to help you out:
ruclips.net/video/RCrFKKr8WUA/видео.htmlsi=b9dyn-GOkpMRBHEo
ruclips.net/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/видео.htmlsi=ohgzJuRjndDLZRIz
dude you found the most superior wireless xlr adapter in the game I think. This thing is infinitely better then the Xvives it appears. I will be trying them out for our DJ work, kudos sir@@ScottUhlMusic
Is there any worry about damaging speakers when using a wireless device if it starts flaking in and out? i've never used one.
No, if you get interference it would just cut out the signal 👍
We started using another brand you looked at. So far so good. Battery life hasn't been great but we are still figuring it out (possibly user error) and are using a corded mic as backup.
Nice! That other one should survive over 4 hours. This one has 8 hours
@@ScottUhlMusic Wish I Saw thisone sooner.
Hey Scott! Thanks again for the reviews.
Do you happen to know if these will work when plugged in?
Thanks! And I believe they would
Fantastic review. Curious about the battery life: if there is no sound passing through it, is it technically "on", ie draining the battery? Or does it just have 8 hour life no matter what?
Thanks! And I’m pretty sure it’s 8 unless you have phantom power on
Thanks, Scott! Would I be able to use this to make my wired IEM wireless?
Yup, I’ve done that before as well 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic cool, thanks!
Love the review, I want to get a set of these for my dj system. My question is does annyone know if you can connect a battery back/power bank and connect it to the adapters so it'll be charging while in use and it extends or secures there is power during the gig?
I ask because of others asking or connecting a small cellphone power bank to a wireless plug and having it charge at the same time. Thank you all for your reply..
I haven’t tried that, but I’m pretty sure you can? But I’m not sure
Interesting.... I'm glad you mentioned testing on the sm7db. I was thinking of my sm7b during the vid... so I presume this won't work as well? Still a useful device for other application. Another great informative vid... You've always been consistent in outlining the specs... which is what I look for in wireless gear... especially the frequency bandwidth and latency .
Thanks! And yeah it didn’t work with my sm7b. That is part of the risk of cheaper wireless I’ve found. But it worked great on everything else!
Can use for direct box instrumental to mixer
It’s not a direct box like converting to a balanced mic level signal. But you could go from a direct box to a mixer with this. Anything xlr 👍
Can I connect this to my Pioneer DDJ -FLX10 ?
If it’s xlr yes 👍
How do you like the Coda system compared to the Kimafun for Phantom Powered Condenser Microphones? I can definitely appreciate the USB-C ports as compared to other companies.
They are both great and I use both of them. If I was to over generalize, I would use this one for mics and the Kimafun for PA systems
@@ScottUhlMusic Thanks for your reply! I plan to use this for my XLR module on my camera running through a Sennheiser MKH 416, so it would be great to have this as a wireless boom solution.
Additionally, I appreciate that you take the time to look through the comments on your videos even though it's been about a month since uploading.
Thanks for the review of this wireless system. My next purchase for sure.
Good choice! 🤘 Thanks for watching!
Wow! Really useful, especially the automatic frequency adjustment from Tx to Tr. Good latency. Most important - battery life. Yes, it is one of the plus point in comparison to others in this race👍. Only drawback is the frequency in India. Moreover, if CODA could come up with TRS along with XLR connectivity, it would be cherry on cake. Pricewise, its one of the cheapest available. Why people never talked about this? Thanks Scott for the demo. It was awesome.👍😊
Thanks! And yeah, you do need to check the frequency in your country 👍 That’s always important.
They do make trs to xlr adapters so I dont see this being a issue
The ones included are TS adapters. And that should honestly be completely fine in most situations 👍
Hey Scott, thx for the fantastic review! I actually bought it on Amazon after watching the video and I have a question. If you are using phantom power in the transmitter, do you have to enable phantom power for the receiver on the interface?
Thanks! And no, you don’t 👍
One thing that make Lekato model so expensive instead this one is a sampling rate. Lekato has 96khz, and this ine is 44.1
I didn’t know lekato has 96khz, I would have to confirm that. But to me personally 44.1 has always been fine 👍
Nice! Would there be enough room connect two units side by side on the mixer? Ex being used for 2 main outs (l,r). Definitely a handy tool!
Thanks! I don’t think you could do two directly side by side. At least not on my mixer you can’t
@@ScottUhlMusic too bad they weren't able to be rotated...
Scott could you use small xlr patch cables or would they still cause interference from being too close to each other?
Yup, small xlr patch cables would work great 👍 and having just 2 wireless next to each other is almost always fine. It’s when you start stacking 4 or more in a rack right by each other that you start getting problems
@ScottUhlMusic @ironblast5 man what an easy great solution 👏 👌
Wow Scott this is perfect and it has the right frequency for NZ which seems to commonly block the ones that are available for use in the US. I currently use a wired Behringer P2 for IEM with an XLR cable, do you think this would be a perfect way to wireless it?
thanks, great review
Yup, you could use it for that as well 🤘
awesome product. I've been looking for something like this. Quick question: how many of those could I use before getting any interference do you think? Ideally my band would need 6 (2 PA speakers, 2 vocal mics, 1 guitar headrush pedalboard and 1 bass direct in). I'll be ordering them with your link. Thanks for putting in the work for all of us lazy musicians 🤣
I don’t recommend using 6 cheap wireless all at once as I go over in these two videos:
Choosing the Right WIRELESS SYSTEM - A Comprehensive Guide
ruclips.net/video/Xi2JcMomjQ0/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/видео.htmlsi=Mx7gD1BU1X5I859d
Can i plug directly into a powered speaker instead of into a mixer? Will i get any sound from the wireless microphone?
You can use this as a wireless from a mixer to a powered speaker, yes 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic If there's no mixer, can I plug into a power speaker that has XLR input jack instead.?
Will the sound volume be softer without going through a mixer?
Will this work on an EV Evolve 30M?? Other wireless receivers feed back horribly.
Wireless won’t make it feedback unless you’ve set your gain wrong. But yes it works with a PA system
Hey bro love you vidz. Will this thing work with power plugged in continually?
Thanks! And I believe it can? I haven’t tried that but I’m pretty sure
That's a pretty incredible feature-set for that price-point! I'm going to serious consider seeing if there's a fit for this one... When you mentioned being able to get another XLR cable in next to it it does appear you won't be getting 2 of these side-by-side though, so no adjacent in/out without one being on an extender. Might still be worth it though... Cheers!
Correct, you’ll need an extender to put both of them right next to each other, but that’s a simple fix 👍
Could you use these for in ears
You could run these into like a headphone amp, yes. I’ve done that before with another system
Question......with the right adapters, could these be converted into a budget IEM wireless system?
Yup, I’ve done that before 👍
Excellent. Frequency response 20hz to 20k?
I go over that in the specs chapter 🤘
I bought a Donner EM1 headphone amplifier. Very happy with it except for being tethered to a wire. I have an XLR cable running from one of my Behringer XR18 bus outputs to the Donner. Is there any reason I couldn't use one of these wireless XLR adapters for this application? To clarify, I would plug the XLR transmitter piece into the XR18 bus output and the XLR receiver into my Donner EM1.
You definitely could 👍
Would it work for a podcast?
I don’t see why not
can i connect this to multiple receiver.?
You cannot use multiple receivers at the same time. But setting one on and the other one off and switching between them, I haven’t tried that. But I don’t see what not
Hi Scott. Do you know if you can have one transmitter and two recievers? For iem, that way i can have two people share an aux out?
No, I don’t believe you can do that with this one
Out of Stock, do you happen to know when they will be getting more?
Yeah they said they would be out of stock until around about a month from now
16bit or 24bit DAC?
Thanks for the heads up and the giveaway. I entered the giveaway. Would love to use these to connect my band's modelers to our XR18. I wonder if 3 units used at the same time would cause any issues. May have to try it out.
My advice is always to be careful using too much cheap wireless all at once. So it depends on how many other wireless you use at once and how close they are to each other. It’s definitely possible if you follow best practices 🤘
Rebranding of LMBGM A3 from Temu?
I’ll have to check that out
Are they planning to do one for instruments?
I’m not sure, that would be cool!
Thanks Scott
Thanks for watching!
If I connect this to a Behringer P2, will this work as a wireless in ear? And if so how many can I use next to each other so the frequencies doesn’t interfere with each other. Could be a relatively cheap option for wireless in ears.
Yup, you could do that 👍 and frequencies are always dependent on the environment you are playing in
Will they fit side by for left and right main outputs?
I’m not sure, but if they don’t, a small xlr cable will fix it
Just ordered 2 of them! Thank you Scott! 🎉
Nice! Enjoy 🤘🤘
@ScottUhlMusic Hi Scott! Do you know how to use 2 at a time, for speakers? I keep getting 1 transmitter synching automatically to both receivers.
UPDATE: Their customer support is awesome and totally wrote me back next day with the solution. ❤
@@Gaba.Groove Can you share the solution with us? Thanks!
Great info yet again!
Have a question, Have you found a decent mic clip that holds a 58 type mic but can be quick released with that adapter in place for handheld use? Butterfly clips don't hold the mic firmly enough. I have one of the Xvive adapters [problematic to use] with a similar configuration and other than a quick detach stand adapter, I've found all other mic clips unusable. Can't take the mic off the stand as the adapter will prevent detachment.
I do location recording/FOH with a Mackie DL32S. Looks like I can find uses for this adapter. Love your channel, saves me a whole lot of trial and error.
BTW: Just checked and Amazon has it listed as "Currently Unavailable" I would have bought a half dozen for my rig.
Thanks! And bummer it’s not on sale anymore, it might just be back ordered. But I haven’t really looked into those. I like my wireless Shure clip, it works well but I don’t take it off very often
Can you use this for guitars to amp?
I would use a wireless guitar system for that
Hey Scott! I baught four of them and tried to use them parallel. The problem is, I could not them manage to get all four transmitting in different frequencies. I tried to use 2 units for a stereo PA system and another 2 units for 2 floor monitor speakers on stage.
Unfortunately, everytime I turned on one another transmitter, it was pairing with the first receiver or if there were at least with the one having the lowest frequency set.
Even if I walk away more than 100 feet so the first receiver couldn’t pair with the second transmitter because of the distance, it repaired itself automatically with the first receiver, after having returned to the stage for a couple of minutes.
Where my mistake? Or does it really not work like I wanted to?
Do not use 4 of them all at once. If you want more wireless at once, you have to buy the higher end stuff: ruclips.net/video/Xi2JcMomjQ0/видео.htmlsi=L64tBoiZE86bQWAB these won’t go 100 feet as well. These are budget wireless, and have limitations ruclips.net/video/Xgw96rY4TAc/видео.htmlsi=EkZYGeI9wHjWSxgQ
Will they fit in channels right next to one another? They sure look pretty boxy. Not sure if this would work with BOTH the L and R outputs on a PA?
Not two right next to each other, but get a 1ft xlr cable and connect the 2nd one to it 👍
@ScottUhlMusic has this changed your mind as to a previous vid you had avoid using 2.4ghz wireless on overcrowding?
This isn’t in 2.4ghz. So No, my opinion on 2.4ghz is still the same 👍
Hi Scott, you have become my go-to channel for gear, especially for wireless stuff. GREAT job on this channel man! hey, I hope it's okay to ask on GTRS guitar ( your video on that is from a year ago so not sure if I asked there, if you would notice it, so I'll ask here): Is there a way to play bluetooth audio via the GTRS or via its GWF4 footswitch? I know there is a way to play it with Prime P2, but wondering if possible with only the GTRS. I bought the same S800 you have - I LOVE THIS GUITAR!
Thanks! And I don’t believe there is a way to connect a Bluetooth connection to the guitar (I’m assuming you mean for silent practice to practice along to a song)
@@ScottUhlMusicHi. Yes, that's what I meant. Thanks for replying Scott. One thing they can/should add to the Prime P2 is the "guitar emulator" they have with the GTRS app where you can apply a different guitar sim to each of the 5 switches including Tele, LesPaul etc.. it's really nice. I must say I expected much of this guitar and still I'm positively surprised. Really love it.
@@ScottUhlMusicHi There! I found out that there is actually a way to stream audio through the GTRS guitar. There is a "GTRS Audio" bluetooth signal. Once connected, you can play songs via the connected device (your phone), it would go through the GTRS guitar and output along with the guitar own signal. Really nice !
@ScottUhlMusic Great content as usual. Just curious. Can you use these to record through A DAW into your computer for home recording?
Thanks! And sure, you can if you wanted to 👍
@@ScottUhlMusic thanks for the reply. I bought a different brand of wireless mic adapters and they did not work. Plug and play with no mic/ line or 48v feature. Double the cost. This will work perfectly for my needs. My computer is in a 3 by 6 ft space. A non wired mic in the living room is great! No Cables! When i purchase and use, i will let you know how it well it worked for me.
Again.
Thank you!
I tried using the link but it shows not currently available. I use a headset mic as a drummer and ideally would like to fine a body pack that goes to a battery powered receiver that has 48v phantom that would plug directly into the mixer. Any thoughts
That I don’t know
I was able to order the Airsync from your link. The error on my part was that I I tried using the QR code to take me to the link. I received it and used it yesterday and I couldn’t be happier. Others had reported it was noisy but I had no problems. Thanks again for your review.
Hey, is it possible to charge them while recording?
You can charge them while using yes 👍
but how about the gain of that.. im having a trouble with joyo mw1 gain.
The gain is nice. It has mic or line, which is more than these cheap ones usually have 👍
@scott not sure if you’ll see this comment on an old video but is it possible to transmit from one TX to multiple RX’s? I am currently using the xvive system and the thing I enjoy is being able to set multiple RX’s on the same frequency.
You shouldn’t be able to do that on the xvive. You can’t transmit multiple ones at once I don’t believe
@@ScottUhlMusic actually I do this on a regular basis. When I need additional coverage, I will use one xvive TX and 4 RX’s (same frequency). It has worked flawlessly every time. The only time I have ever ran into issues was when I tried to daisy chain a speaker to another. This would place an RX and TX on different frequencies in close proximity on the in and out on the speaker.
Does this wireless system work even when it is being charged? If it does, is a Mic more sensitive to noise? I have an LR Baggs Para-Acoustic DI. My phantom power source for it died, and I was wondering if this Wireless XLR Adapter might make a good replacement.
I haven’t used it while plugged in, but with 8 hours of battery life these should be great. Even with phantom power and cutting it down to around 4 👍
I'm curious to hear the response too. This is the thing that's keeping me from buying them
@@zackharper1308 Yeah, if it can't work while charging, it's usefulness is significantly decreased.
If I use 2 will they plug in side by side ?
In a mixer, I don’t think so, you might need a short xlr extender
Can you plug right in your guitar and amp?
I would get a wireless guitar system for that instead of an xlr system
First comment! I really like the idea of using something like this to connect powered mains.
Definitely works great for that! I used it at another show that I didn’t get footage for using it for a wireless PA and it worked awesome!
man i feel so dumb, but is this analog or digital?
Analog
Pity you can't buy it in Australia
Ah bummer!
Quality is really bad! Be careful people.
Not true at all, I use this one constantly. This one is great. Try changing mics, that can happen with cheap stuff.
@@ScottUhlMusic I have a 16 different microphones mate, most of them use 48v phantom power. Biggest mistake in my life. I think you can get from temu for £20 I paid on amazon £75 then I fond ebay selling for £54 too much noise and sound quality from £2000 microphone, sounds like £15 temu mic I'm using. It is really bad and really poor quality.