XviveA58 Wireless Guitar System with 5.8GHz Transmitter and Receiver

works well. not cutouts, sound quality is fine, lasts well through a gig's day

Great product!!! Used it yesterday for show right out of the box and I had zero issues with it. no signal loss and it feels and sounds like a cable. I definitely recommend using XVIVE A58

No interference and they work great!

I picked these up because I've seen a few guys use them at gigs and a couple others suggest them in YouTube videos. I'm not really upset with these, but you get what you pay for and this is not a surefire replacement for a real (much more expensive) wireless system.I've only used these at home for practice without a cable in the way, but that's the only thing I think I would use them for. There is a definite loss of mid range tone, almost like a mid range scoop, and even a small difference in amplitude. You can use the EQ on your amp or a pedal to dial the mids back in, it's not necessarily a deal breaker for shows if you can get those mids back elsewhere I guess.Overall, they're simple to use and come with a split USB A to dual C cable for charging both units at the same time. I haven't had any battery problems, I make sure to run them down to the red before recharging and then I leave them alone until they're fully charged. Also, I would suggest scanning for the best channel every time you turn these on.They do the job, I don't really have any complaints with the exception of the loss of mids and a small decrease in amplitude. For $120 on sale, this is a pretty solid little wireless setup.

This is my second product from Xvive. I appreciate the quality and simplicity of the product.

I have used many different wireless systems for my bass guitars and string bass at my steady theater gig, church gig and freelance work over the last 7-8 years. Some of the wireless systems I have used cost around $700 and had a receiver with multiple antennas, a transmitter pack with batteries, etc... I have tried many other lower cost alternative wireless systems and the Xvive A58 is the best one yet. the NU-X is very good (both the 2.4 ghz and the 5.8 ghz with a unique charging block in the carry case--but it would not work with some of my active basses. (the transmitter would need to be a small distance away from the bass guitar control electronics) but the Xvive A58 works with ALL of them without having to connect a short extension cable. I recommend this one!

Tenía la version anterior de XVive y la habia remplazado por el swiff ya que al ser 5.8Ghz me daba poca interferencia…. Luego de 3 años mi swiff murió y compre esta version de XVive y el sonido es espectacular, muy claro y la señal muy limpia… me encanta!

Overall it works, but the quality for the price should be better.