Easily turn any condenser microphone into a wireless mic with the Xvive U3C Wireless System for Condenser Mics (2.4 GHz)2.4 GHz wireless plug-on system. Ideal for capturing vocals and speech in live stage applications, dialogue on set, or even demos in the studio, the U3C Set features a lightweight transmitter that connects directly to your XLR-equipped condenser mic, a compact receiver that plugs into the XLR input of an audio mixer or interface, and easy operation with no menus or cables.

The transmitter supplies 12V or 48V phantom power to accommodate your favorite condenser microphone, and sends uncompressed 24-bit / 48 kHz audio to the receiver up to 90' away. The internal rechargeable batteries power the U3C Set for enough time to handle an entire concert, worship service, or long-form presentation.

For Vocals & Speech in Live Stage Events    For XLR-Equipped Condenser Microphones    Lightweight Plug-On Transmitter    Compact Plug-In Receiver    Uncompressed 24-Bit / 48 kHz Resolution    Easy Operation with No Menus or Cables    Supplies 12V or 48V Phantom Power    Balanced XLR Input & Output Connectors    Internal Rechargeable Batteries    Up to 6 Simultaneous Mics / 90' Range

Utilizes the 2.4 GHz band for license-free worldwide use

Uncompressed 24-bit / 48 kHz audio resolution with high dynamic range and a broad 20 Hz to 20 kHz frequency response

Low system latency under 5 ms

Simple setup with no cables required

Plug-on transmitter supplies 12V or 48V phantom power for condenser microphones

Receiver plugs directly into the XLR input of a mixing console, an audio interface, or an active PA system

Easy menu-free channel selection on transmitter and receiver

Six available channels allow up to six systems to be used at one time (additional systems available separately)

Balanced 3-pin XLR input and output connectors

Transmitter power/mute switch for easy signal control at the mic

Internal rechargeable batteries provide three to seven hours of operating time for the transmitter and up to five hours of use for the receiver

Includes USB cable for convenient recharging

For use with balanced condenser microphones only—phantom power may permanently damage unbalanced or dynamic microphones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used to connect a mixer with speakers?

A: Yes, the transmitter for the Xvive Audio U3 2.4 GHz Digital Wireless Microphone System accepts line level input signal so the system can be used to connect a mixer with speakers. Keep in mind that this system has an operating range of up to 90 feet line of sight.

Q: 2. Can the transmitter be plugged into a soundboard's XLR main output and can the receiver be plugged into the XLR input of the Canon XA11 Camcorder (B&H # CAXA11 MFR # 2218C002)? If so, should the XA11's input be set to Line, MIC, or MIC +48?

A: You can not plug the xlr transmitter directly into a mixer. However, you can plug an xlr attenuator like this B&H # PEIMA1030 into the mixer via an xlr cable, then the Xvive transmitter to that. This will change the line level out of the mixer to a mic level that the transmitter can handle. The receiver would plug into the camera, and the camera would be set to mic level.

Q: 3. Phantom +48 v power ? Will it work with a Mic that needs +48v phantom power?

A: The transmitter plugs into a dynamic microphone or into DI or XLR output gear, and the receiver plugs into a live sound mixer, portable PA system, or a recorder. This device is designed to be used only with dynamic microphones which do not use phantom power. This device cannot supply phantom power.

Q: 4. will 1 trans. work on 2 rec.?

A: No this is a one to one system.

Q: 5. Can this be used with DSLR/Mirrorless cameras? I am aware that one would need to attach an XLR to 3.5mm jack to the receiver. Is the output of the receiver mic level? The minute size would make it ideal for run & gun type of filming.

A: Yes, It can be used on with DSLR/Mirrorlesscamera but please realized that for the Receiver of U3 is the balanced XLR output and so there would be hiss sound/high white nosie if you just simply use a cable convert the XLR output to 3.5mm Jack. it would be address this issue if you apply IRIG PRE or similar prodct. As to the output,Yes, the receiver output is Mic level.

Q: 6. Does the receiver output line level? I have a press box that is line in to 6 mic level out that I'm trying to make wireless.

A: The Xvive Audio U3 2.4 GHz Digital Wireless Microphone System can be used with either a mic or line level signal.

Q: 7. will one transmitter work two receivers ?

A: Yes, you can send audio from one transmitter to two receivers.

Q: 8. It seems the receiver is rechargable. I'm plugging it into a board with global phantom power. Will this damage the receiver or affect the sound negatively?

A: That should not present a problem or degrade your sound.

Q: 9. Is the U3 approved for use in the US? On the Xvive website, it says it isnt But that seems strange because many competing wireless systems use the same 2.4 GHz range.

A: This product may be used in the USA.

Q: 10. Can you run a pair of these for a stereo mic (2 Tx, 2 Rx)? Interference issues?

A: Yes you could run a stereo pair without interference.