Xvive U35 5.8 GHz Digital Wireless Mic System Plug-On Dongle for Dynamic Mics
The System
The U35 system includes a transmitter that connects to your microphone and a receiver that connects to a mixer, audio interface, preamp, XLR cable, or snake.
Your True Voice
The U35 delivers high-resolution 24-bit / 48 kHz audio with a wide, smooth frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz and a 107 dB signal-to-noise ratio. Sing or speak without sacrificing the quality of your voice or microphone.
Hold On to Power
Both the transmitter and receiver have built-in batteries that last up to 5 hours. Charge them simultaneously using the included dual-USB cable and any standard 5V USB charger. Charging time ranges from 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on the charger's output.
Applications
The primary use is to run wirelessly from a dynamic microphone to a soundboard—live, at home, or in the studio. But the U35 system offers much more versatility!
Free Voice
Perfect for singers and rappers, the U35 is also ideal for harmonica players, public speakers, DJs, preachers, auctioneers, actors, and politicians—anyone who needs freedom to move while performing or presenting.
Bypass the Mixer
Need to speak through powered speakers without a mixer? Just plug the U35 receiver directly into the XLR input of your powered cabinet—no cables or mixers required.
Control Your Range
The U35 receiver can connect to an XLR cable or snake, so the transmitter signal doesn’t need to reach the soundboard directly. Broadcast to a nearby stage front or a convenient central location.
Get Amped
Beyond vocals, the U35 works with microphones for guitar amps or direct balanced XLR signals from multi-effects processors, keyboards, and other audio sources.
PA Friend
Run wirelessly from a PA mixing console to a powered speaker, avoiding the hassle of long cable runs. You can also go wireless between powered mains or monitors. For stereo or multi-mono setups, check out the U35D.
Free Instruments
Roam freely with any mic-reliant instrument like harmonicas, violins, trumpets, saxophones, or accordions. Note: the U35 is not compatible with condenser microphones—use the U3C system for those applications.
Freedom on Video
The U35 can connect a microphone to a DSLR camera using an XLR-to-3.5 mm adapter. For condenser mics, remember to use the U3C version.
