NUX B3 vs Xvive U3 Wireless XLR for Microphone and Speakers
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2020
- NUX B-3 BATTERY RECHARGEABLE 2.4GHZ WIRELESS SNAP-ON MICROPHONE SYSTEM
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The NUX B-3 is a rugged 2.4GHz wireless microphone system designed for those who want to enjoy their favorite wired microphone as wireless. The B-3 is a rechargeable battery-powered system that quickly and easily connects to the mic and input XLR jacks. No wires at all and no costly batteries required as it is fully USB rechargeable. It lasts long up to 5 hours when it's in use, and if you turn off the microphone and leave the B3 running, power-saving sleep mode will be activated.
Great device for singers, presenters, vloggers, interviewers, video makers, live streamers, etc... for anyone really, who wants a wireless microphone connection.
Operating Band / 2.4 GHz ISM Worldwide - interference-free
32-bit / 48kHz Hi-Resolution Sound Quality
Super Low Latency - less than 4 milliseconds
6 Built-in Switchable Channels
Rechargeable Long Lasting Lithium Battery - up to 5 hours
Easy to read battery level indicator
100-feet Range, at open-air areas
Dynamic Range of 108dB
THD + Noise / less than 0.02% (1KHz @ -100dBFS)
Dimensions (LxWxH) 107mm x 25mm x 26mm
Weight 125g
The distance range limit is 100-feet outdoor and the latency is less than 4 milliseconds. And the most important; the audio quality is 32-bit 48 kHz. The distance range is quite enough for any kind of place, you can walk 60 feet away from the receiver and the signal will flow with no latency or a break. That’s the recommended range of use. The long-lasting built-in battery simply can be charged with a USB cable which is included the package.
The NUX B-3 comes with a hot shoe mic adapter XLR to 3.5mm phone jack cable which easily attaches to your camera for wireless recording.
Easy to Use and Operate - How-To
Turn on the transmitter and the receiver
Channel 1 is the default pairing channel. If you want to use different channels, click the same channel number on both transmitter and receiver. When the blue status LED to stop blinking, it's all set.
Connect the transmitter to microphone and connect the receiver to a device you want to connect the microphone (amplifier, speaker, mixer, camera or mobile phone)
If you are using B3 to connect to a camera or a mobile phone, please use the converter cables.
Pairing up and sound check
Please make sure the connected device is ON, and check the signal before you increase the volume.
Battery check and charging
When you turn ON the B3 wireless system, channel numbers will start to flash. You can see how much power left from 1 to 6. You can use the Y USB cable (included the package) and connect to any computer or a 5V phone charger unit to charge it.
What's in the box
1 x Transmitter
1 x Receiver
1 x Charging Cable
1 x Hot Shoe Receiver Holder
1 x Female XLR to 3.5mm Phone Jack Adapter Cable
User Manual
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You truly have the most in-depth and informal reviews on audio equipment that I’ve yet to find on the whole platform. Thanks for the time/work out into the videos!
Pro tip: you can watch movies on Kaldrostream. Been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.
@Gideon Jonathan Definitely, have been watching on kaldroStream for months myself :D
@Gideon Jonathan yea, have been using kaldroStream for since december myself :D
@Gideon Jonathan Yea, I have been watching on KaldroStream for since november myself :)
Properly, the U3 can be used as a console output as it is the one that has the design (and selector) to work with Line level signal. Although it is striking that there is no selector on the transmitter to differentiate.
If i want to connect a condensor mic, do they get phantompower from the transmitter ?
i saw using this nux b3 on behringer pm1 as wireless in ear monitor.
A thought. If you don’t like the way they (the X-Vive) fit sideways into a consul, you can always use a 1’ mic cable.
Can i combine it with behringer p2 for wireless iem?
Could you please tell me if these devices would work with a Movo LV4 XLR Lavalier??
For References after asking them: B3 cannot support condenser mics since it has no phantom power while U3c can do.
NUX B-3 - Wireless 6 channel Transmitter/Receiver for Microphones (2.4GHz) How many hours can be on charge both ? And which one channel is best use ?
Thanks
Do these units last 8 hours with continuous audio? My XVIVE lasts 3 hors then dies rapidly. Thanks
Superb
Can these be used with a rodecaster pro?
These are a bit chunky, on my canon c100 mark ii I'd want to use 2 of these at once but they won't fit side by side, would 2 of these still work if I plugged the receiver into a 0.5m xlr cable, then plugged that into my camera?
Yess
Can anyone help me? I wanna try something different. I have the Mixstream Pro Go (it can run on battery only) so I wanna walk around the bar at my next gig while mixing but I need both speakers to receive music from the transmitter on my controller but it only comes with 1 receiver. Suggestions welcome! Thanks in advance!
Looking for wireless speaker connections
How to buy this wireless system ?
Can you try this with a wireless battery speaker?? I don’t no wires when I DJ. Can I charge them into the wireless speaker?
My Xvive U3 works with my wireless Boss S1
Respective battery lives please?
So are you saying that the NUX B3 can also be used to send line level audio from your mixer to the speakers?
By any chance did you get an answer to this question?
I have the same question because there is no line option that is in Xvive U3. Please some one provide an answer.
Hi.
I would like to connect my microphone to a vocal processing unit from TC Helicon. Will this work? The wireless unit connected to the pedal and then I wired connection from the vocal pedal to my mixer?
Yeah... I used to use a Voicelive 3 Xtreme with mine...
Ik this is a little late... But still.
Hopefully this helped ☺️
It certainly should!. I'll be doing this in a few days so I'll confirm
can you use multiple of the B3s at the same time
I have two DBR10 speakers. Would I need two transmitters and two receivers?
One set of transmitter+receiver replaces one xlr cable. So, when you use two xlr cables for a pair of active speakers (left and right), you'l need two sets.
Can you use 1 transmitter and 4 receivers on 4 speakers or will I need to get 2 transmitters to run 4 receivers to run on each speaker?
By any chance did you get an answer to this question ?
Yess
Doing some research on there two systems, I see that the NUX B3 is about $100+ more than the Xvive U3, and it seems the NUX B3 feel a bit cheaper in build quality. If I wanted the XLR to TRS wire, I can get one from the same country these are made for under $10, so that does not account for the large price discrepancy. The lack of line level on the B3 tells me it would be harder to use them as a wireless speaker due to the higher volumes that Mic level outputs. Meaning on your mixing board, you may really have to watch your volume levels working with the B3. Ultimately, as a DJ/KJ I have gone with the Xvive U3 and have never looked back. They seem to me to be geared more towards anything a DJ could want and not as single purposed as the NUX B3. Your mileage may vary.
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The xvive is to wide to go into a xlr out reverb pedal. And most gigs are around 4 hours. So they need to make the batteries longer lasting. Or u will be short of your gig. But good video
does NU X need phantom power ?
No, they are rechargeable at most plug in the USB for longer use.
Signal intermittent is the most problem of xvive
The xvive are to wide to connect to a vocal pedal
B3 & U3 looks similar and also the packaging lol
the wireless NU X wireless i mean
Its way to long too be comfortable.... Some other brands like Joyo , made a smaller , better unit for same money
I have the nux and the joyo, they sound different to me. The joyo sounds more clear but i have to crank the gain. do you have the joyo? do you have the same experiance?
Too much emphasis on cosmetics and not a lot on electronics. How long the unit is, packaging, lights etc, aren't really important. What is the recharge time for the batteries? What sort of battery is used AA? AAA? How long does a charge last? Distortion figures? Is plastic or metal used for the housing - i.e. durability? Onboard controls? etc
This review barely touches on the tech side...They don't have the same delay, not the same charge lasting length etc etc. Poor review.
100th
If u have a 4 hour gig the battery will go flat so total useless
This version is really disgusting, especially the signal interference.
Xvive is disgusting