Wireless Guitar - Yes or No? 

I NEED. I can use the toilet and shred🤘🏻

To everyone asking if it works on a pedal board. YES. All it does is transmit the audio signal. You can plug it directly into your pedal. It has onboard systems to output the audio signal at the correct gain. It won't be quieter than a cable, and should keep it's volume until it loses signal. When it loses signal you will just have a terrible sound but the volume will be the same.

Let me answer every single question left unanswered below in one sentence: this works exactly the same way as a guitar cable but there are about 6ms of added latency which is barely noticeable on a hardware rig. Now the "gravy" clarifications: Yes, it works going into pedals, or a pedal board, or into your DAW audio interface, or even a iRig-like device for mobile devices. But latency is cumulative for software applications/monitoring, so it's a better live tool than recording tool unless you use zero-latency monitoring for your recording. Yes, it sounds great. Yes, 5 hours is enough battery time. Yes, it will fit your [fill in the blank] guitar. Yes, it is cheaper than any other comparable wireless system I'm aware of. No, it is not durable (its plastic), so thrash rockers can keep their cables. One other downside -- putting these near a wifi router can interfere (causing breakup in sound) -- you'll need to get away from the router by about 5 feet or so.

AMAZING. Ok, now I just need a waterproof Telecaster. Any advice?

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People are such jerks. Thanks for the hours of free quality content you put on your channel. Hopefully you do start making some decent money off some product placement in the future.

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Much appreciated, Tyler! Also, I used my ESP LTD White Zombie with its EMGs and it worked great with no problems from the XVive!

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I use this wireless system live and in rehearsals for my band. The only time I've ever had an issue with it is when we'd play a club where the wireless router was close to the stage. It'd give a little interference that'd cause some drop out, sometimes remedied by channel switching, sometimes not. Some people mentioned cross talk between other wireless units, but I haven't had that issue. All in all, I'd say that it's a great system and I'd recommend it.

Can I add multiple transmitters? As like is it possible to have one receiver have 2 guitars (transmitters) at the same time? Hope it makes sense?

Do you know if I could hook this up to my Mac for GarageBand if I simply use a convertor plug on the receiver to fit the headphone jack???

Great video, helped me make up my mind.

can you change the battery in these? I have them and they are less than a year old and wont stay charged for more than about 2 hours.

Hello and thank you for the review video. I bought a XVive U2 system

Does this work with a guitar that doesn’t have power to run the pickups and whatnot ie. a hollow bodied electric that gets phantom power from the cable? If not, do you know of any wireless system that does provide that phantom power?

Got me one … 5 years later … it’s on the way!!! Can’t wait !

I bought this product, my first as well been playing 30 years. It is a great product

Good job - thanks!