XLR Cable vs wireless XLR Cable How To Use Xvive U3 wireless adapter For LINE Output and Microphones

Off Camera I tried it on the JBL eon615, EV ZLX12P, Mackie Thump, and Alto TS315 as a Wireless transmitter from the Mixer in place of an XLR Cable and it sounded Great.
On Camera Tested on the SHURE PGA48, Alto TX212, Alto Trouper with TS218S Subwoofer, Pyle PMX840BTwith Gemini GSM215, Then Gemini WRX843 Array, on the Table I had the Mackie PROFX8v2
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Xvive U3 wireless microphone system,2.4G rechargeable, fit with XLR dynamic harmonica microphone, Wireless audio system for active loudspeakers/mixer/PA/DJ and DSLR cameras
●The 2.4GHz band is optimal for Microphone wireless, Approved for use in worldwide.
●Working With XLR dynamic microphone and battery-powered condenser microphones.
●Less than 5ms Latency, Simultaneous broadcasts on 6 channels
●Broad 20Hz - 20KHz frequency response
●5 hours of battery life (Rechargeable battery for both Transmitter & Receiver)
●Up to 90 feet (actual range depends on rf signal absorption, reflection, and interference )
●High Resolution 24-bit / 48kbps Audio
●Dynamic Range is 110dB
●Signal to Noise Ratio is 110dB
●U3 wireless aims to take the complexity, frustration, out of traditional wireless microphone systems. Creating a flexible, all-in-one solution that makes any your favorite microphone into wireless.
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