Like the design better than the G10 because its easier to plug these in than to deal with a large bass unit

I'm loving going wireless, thanks to a premium product, great design and great service

Great sound, unbelievable range, excellent build quality and design, easy as pie to use -- everything is outstanding, and it's well worth the money.

(Apple like); Great price; Great design and quality; Nearly identical to Xvive, but better design; Easy to operate and switch channels - no guessing; No interference

No lag, no change in tone, and a compact design all at a reasonable price.

(Apple like); Great price; Great design and quality; Nearly identical to Xvive, but better design; Easy to operate and switch channels - no guessing; No interference

They feel very high quality, not cheap despite the great price.

The price is very reasonable and I highly recommend this product!

I had been watching these for some time, because they were at a good price point

Cheers to the Xvive crew for making a great product at a reasonable price!

One worked great, but when I added a second one to another guitar, I started getting dropouts on both units

I have a pickup on my upright bass as well, and this works very well with that too

These work well with my Martin D-15 with a LR Briggs Pickup, with the Xvive receiver connected to a DI box to our sound board.

These work great, me and the other guitar player in my band both use them and have had no issues

I just received the UVive transmitter/ receiver and this product works extremely well with my banjo with a Fishman pickup.

This is easily the best wireless in its price range period

For the money this is the best wireless for guitar system I have found in years

Surprisingly good wireless, I have a $750 Sennheiser that’s

But i would say the Xvive wireless is kind of fool proof (me) and is very easy to work with.

I have used wireless for the past few years and these Xvive units work great.

Great range and the batteries own up to what is boasted

You can use up to four different units on their own channels (4 max) with no interference and the range is killer

After moving the transmitter away from the instrument the sound quality is very good and great range but because of the proximity issue dropped down to 4 stars

Range was not an issue as it was a small stage, however i did walk about 50 feet away during sound check and had no loss of signal or drop out

No more tripping over cords and being limited as to where you stand in relation to your amp.

Also when I plug/unplug the receiver into my pedalboard (mainly for troubleshooting), it cuts in and out like a bad connection and has a horrible buzz sound intermittently and then goes away after i find the sweet spot and stop touching it.

It has great sound and a range that works on any size stage.

Great product!Easy to use, great sound and super low noise.

The sound is clear and I have not experienced any dropouts

For the very short time they worked, the sound was good.

My bad, I didn't set the sample rate properly, and there it was, smooth as it should be, and I can't see any latency issues (2.8 ms on my Audient), and tone loss

These are as advertised and reviewed, in other words, superb

works as advertised, if there is any latency, it is unnoticeable

Works great as advertised, In less that a minute or 2, I had it up and running its for first use

It wasn't 100 feet as advertised, but definitely worked for at least 40 ft. or so (walls in my house probably disrupted the function of them working properly).

I'd owned some awful more expensive wireless guitar systems in the past

You can check out the full review and blog at dylansguitarshop.com and the youtube channel youtube.com/dylantalkstoneFor many years a really good wireless system for your guitar was quite expensive

There was another wireless system in the room, a Line 6 Relay G10 - no interference.

This system is a very easy to use, It is a decent sounding wireless system.

I purchased this Xvive unit to replace a very well made and excellent Sony wireless guitar system

Super sound quality and wireless allows me to move anywhere on the stage.

Great sound, unbelievable range, excellent build quality and design, easy as pie to use -- everything is outstanding, and it's well worth the money.

Great sound, unbelievable range, excellent build quality and design, easy as pie to use -- everything is outstanding, and it's well worth the money.

They feel very high quality, not cheap despite the great price.

This model has greatly improved the sound quality in a wi-fi environment

I wanted to love them, and tried everything to ensure I was doing the right thing, but every effort failed

The active electronics thing is not necessarily a problem for all active instruments

The freedom from cord entanglement is a wonderful thing

That's about the best thing I can say about this device

These things are tiny, almost invisible, especially in black (what I bought - there is also silver)

Until their quality control improves, I cannot recommend this unit

These are the cheapest pro-ready wireless units I know of

I would recommend this unit if your on a budget or not because I've actually seen it out last other band members' more expensive wireless units.

I would recommend this unit if your on a budget or not because I've actually seen it out last other band members' more expensive wireless units.

This is a solid wireless unit that works well for the most part.

It holds a signal well enough, and there is no noticeable delay

These are well worth the money and the signal is clear with no loss of sound

While there is unfortunately noticeable latency in the signal, it is nevertheless a strong signal

Many times I've had intermittent signal, I think due to a low charge

If you are not at least 5-10 feet away from the other musician who is also utilizing the units, there still is sporadic signal cuts.

For me it is my favorite bass that it won't work on, the Ibanez SR375. \2

I can report it works great with any passive Bass i own (Fender, Gibson) and worked fine with some of my higher end active Basses (Warwick, Schecter,) but I did get a low cycle hum on my Spector Bass with active EMG pick-up's

I bring it to open Mics and jam sessions as well as to the studio

They do say not recommended for active pickups, so this is not a complaint, but I have tried these with a number of guitars and basses, passive and active pickups, and have had no problems EXCEPT with an Ibanez bass with active pickups, I was getting a high freq

I've been using these about a month; Used on a 78 Fender P Bass with Semour Duncan quarter pounders (passive) and and LTD B104 with EMG (active

Again, no problems - this fits the Stratocaster socket no problem (the Donner doesn't - the U2 is more compact, too).3

Only problem I had was *the noobie error* of not hearing anything at first, due to me putting the receiver end into my guitar

No problems, great sound even when I used a competitor (Donner Wireless) to send the effects processor output into the PA.

I've been using these about a month; Used on a 78 Fender P Bass with Semour Duncan quarter pounders (passive) and and LTD B104 with EMG (active

Overall this is a really nice device if you don't mind charging both the transmitter and receiver, but the rattling could cause problems in certain cases.[Update May 31, 2017]Xvive contacted me about the rattling noise I was experiencing and offered to replace the unit.

I had tried a couple cheap options, which all sounded terrible

I've been using these about a month; Used on a 78 Fender P Bass with Semour Duncan quarter pounders (passive) and and LTD B104 with EMG (active

A couple of times (early on) one set seemed to lose contact with one

The one issue I did have was with my Dinky style guitars and Les Pauls, on several of them the jacks were tight enough that these didn't rotate around while moving, a couple were loser and they did which causes issues with sitting, a piece of velco will solve this, but it's kind of not something i really want to do

I've only had it a couple of months and the transmitter now rattles and feels like it snapped a little open

A transmitter plugs into the instrument like the end of a cord, and a receiver plugs into the pedal board or amplifier like the other end of the cord.

There is no body pack transmitter to fumble with and no bulky receiver to plug in and mount on top of your amp or pedal board and plug in an ac adapter to power it

Easy to use, compact, no need for AC power supply or bulky transmitter or receiver

I carry it with me like a virtual cable because it has no bulky receiver they needs to be plugged in

The receiver is completely dead and will not hold a charge

You can read as many of the glowing 5 stars as you want, but if you have the noise issues that this product has, it's an entirely different story!

I returned the first pair because of the noise issues and received another pair with the same issues.2

The wireless transmitter works okay, but there is a faint yet noticeable hum in the background