Collection: Xvive

About Xvive

Xvive Audio builds wireless systems and portable audio tools for working musicians who need reliable gear without the boutique price tag. Based in China with engineering roots in analog circuit design, they've made a name for compact digital wireless systems that actually work in real-world gigging conditions. Their U2 wireless guitar system became a standard for pedalboard players who wanted to ditch cables without dealing with rack units. Xvive also makes analog pedals, portable practice amps, and in-ear monitor systems. The focus is practical: small form factor, solid RF performance, and price points that make sense for players buying their own gear.

Wireless Guitar & Instrument Systems

The U2 series put Xvive on the map. These credit-card-sized transmitters and receivers plug directly into your instrument and amp, no cables required. The U2 operates on 2.4GHz with a claimed range up to 100 feet and less than 6ms latency. Real-world performance holds up in club environments where WiFi and phone signals are everywhere. The U3 and U4 models expand the lineup with XLR options for microphones and different form factors for pedalboards. Battery life sits around 5 hours per charge. You can run multiple systems in the same room without interference, which matters for multi-guitar setups or teaching studios.

In-Ear Monitor Systems

Xvive's U4 series targets musicians moving from wedge monitors to IEMs. The transmitter connects to your mixer or monitor send, and the bodypack receiver drives your earbuds. It's a step up from budget wireless but keeps the price reasonable for small bands splitting costs. The U4R9 model adds rechargeable batteries and a metal chassis. Frequency response is tailored for vocals and instruments, not broadcast-flat. These systems work for rehearsals, small venues, and houses of worship where you need personal monitoring without building out a full digital IEM rig.

Analog Pedals & Portable Gear

Beyond wireless, Xvive makes analog effect pedals and portable practice tools. Their pedal line includes recreations of classic circuits: the V11 Overdrive takes cues from the TS808, the V6 Chorus references the CE-2. These aren't exact clones, but they're close enough for players who want vintage tones without hunting down used gear. The GA-3 portable guitar amp fits in a gig bag and runs on batteries. It's loud enough for bedroom practice and has an aux input for playing along with tracks. The build quality is solid for the price, and the circuits are straightforward enough for basic mods if you're into that.

Shop Xvive at Blackout Audio

Xvive's wireless systems solve real problems for guitarists, bassists, and vocalists who need freedom of movement without spending on pro-level RF gear. Browse the full range online, and remember that orders over $199 ship free across Canada. Got questions about range, compatibility, or which system fits your setup? Contact the Blackout team. They know this stuff.