The Xvive U4R 2.4GHz Wireless In-Ear Monitor Receiverfrom Xvive U4R 2.4GHz Wireless In-Ear Monitor Receiveris a single bodypack receiver for monitoring audio. It can be used when paired with an in-ear U4 transmitter (sold separately) to monitor your audio performance with freedom from wires, for stage, theater, and rehearsal applications.

The U4R receiver features six selectable channels for creating individual discrete mixes and is equipped with an operation range of about 90'. Housed in a durable metal chassis, this bodypack receiver is built with a 3.5mm TRS mini headphone jack. It is powered by an internal lithium-ion battery that last up to 5 hours on a single charge. In addition, a single transmitter can send the signal to as many receivers as needed simultaneously onstage.

For Theater, House of Worship & Schools    20 Hz to 20 kHz Frequency Response    24-Bit / 48 kb/s High-Resolution Audio    3.5mm Stereo Headphone Output Jack    Up to 5 Hours Battery Life    90' Working Operation Range

Use a single transmitter (sold separately) to send the signal to multiple receivers creating a monitoring system for the entire band. You can send the signal from one transmitter to as many receivers as needed simultaneously. Set the receivers to the same channel as the transmitter.

Easy to carry, easy to set up. Turn on the power to build your wireless in-ear monitor system

Provides smooth frequency response with any headphones

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it include the 1/4" to XLR Adapter?

A: Yes, the Xvive Audio U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System with One Receiver includes a 1/4" to XLR adapter.

Q: 2. The description is confusing. It says this can work with a battery powered condenser microphone however this furnishes 48v phantom power. Will a battery powered mic plugged into this transmitter cause damage the same way a battery powered mic would cause damage with a +48v phantom powered camera system like a GH5? Will a battery powered mic extend the usage time beyond 5 hours?

A: The UT3 transmitter does NOT supply +48V phantom power. It can be used with battery-powered condenser mics and dynamic mics which do not require any power source. When using a camera that can supply phantom power for a microphone, there is typically a switch that allows you to select whether phantom power is on or off to allow use of microphones that do not require phantom power.

Q: 3. Can you add other receivers to this system later?

A: Yes, you can add more receivers to this wireless monitoring system. .

Q: 4. Since this furnishes +48v phantom power, won't this damage a battery powered condenser microphone?

A: The Xvive Audio U3T transmitter does NOT supply +48V phantom power or any type of power at all to a microphone. This transmitter is intended for use with either dynamic microphones (which do not require power) or with condenser mics that use their own separate battery to supply power for the mic. The transmitter's built-in Li-ion 3.7V rechargeable battery is used only to provide power for transmitting a wireless audio signal to the receiver.

Q: 5. Is the battery on the trans-mitter replaceable?

A: No, the built-in rechargeable batteries for the Xvive Audio U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System are not user replaceable.

Q: 6. I bought this and received it but I must have misunderstood do all three Items have to be used at the same time? If not I am unable to understand how to connect the microphone to just the headphones receiver?

A: No, all three items (handheld microphone transmitter, wireless plug-in receiver with built-in 1/4" jack, and wireless headphone receiver with headphones) do not need to be used at the same time. If you just want to hear yourself through headphones, you can use the handheld microphone transmitter with the wireless headphone receiver as a monitoring system. The plug-in receiver with the built-in 1/4" jack is only needed if you want to connect the mic to a sound system (audio mixer or amplifier for performance or to connect it to an audio recorder). Essentially, this SingAndHear-Solo provides two wireless systems in one package -- one system for performance (to hear the mic coming through a sound system) and a separate monitoring system for headphones. You can use the mic with just one of the receivers. Make sure the internal batteries for the transmitter and receiver are charged so they can work properly.

Q: 7. How many transmitters can I use simultaneously?

A: You can use up to 6 transmitters simultaneously in the Xvive Audio U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System.

Q: 8. With the provided stereo headphone jack, does this unit provide a stereo signal as well? If so, which transmitter works best?

A: The U4 transmitter is the only one that is compatible with the U4R receiver. The U4 transmitter has 1 XLR input. So you will get a dual mono signal heard in both headphones connected to the U4R receiver.

Q: 9. Can I put the xvive u4 on the mixer or on a speaker without the risk of it burning (as happened to me with the sennheiser ew100 g3 transmitter???)

A: The Xvive Audio U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System can be used with a mixer or passive loudspeaker, but it should be connected using a cable to avoid putting undue strain on the XLR connector.

Q: 10. Will this disturb the frequencies of for example a Sennheiser G3? I'm looking to use this in location audio recording for film.

A: No, the Xvive Audio U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System with One Receiver should not interfere with the frequency transmission of Sennheiser's EW100 G3/G4 wireless systems. The Xvive uses 2.4GHz frequencies, which are far from the UHF frequencies in the 470-608MHz range that the Sennheiser operates within.