Wireless In-Ear Monitors for you and the band - Xtuga RW2080 IEM System
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- An affordable all-in-one Wireless In-Ear Monitor System from Xtuga complete with a Two channel transmitter, Four body pack receivers and earphones. Some drawbacks here and there but it will get the job done!
Only recommend for small/medium sized stages.
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0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Price
1:11 - Why use IEMs?
1:37 - What's in the Box?
2:57 - The Receiver Body Packs
5:00 - Included Earphones
5:42 - Front of the Transmitter
7:13 - Back of Transmitter
7:40 - NOT true Stereo!!!
8:22 - How it sounds
9:09 - Wireless Range
10:10 - Final Thoughts
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Great review for this Item...❤❤❤
Bro! Thanks so much for clarifying about the mono mix output! I was wiring a set of these for a church I'm system (they already had them on hand) and could not find a way to pan them to provide 4 separate channels. Is there a budget product you would recommend to achieve multiple wireless IEMs?
I have 3 sets of these and have used for YEARS and zero issues. Clubs we play at arent big enough to worry about drop out and guessing 99.9% of those in clubs are the same. Reason i have 3 is so everyone has their own mix. Why not? Absolutely worth it. Chuck the worthless ear buds and get real ones.
Let me know questions.
If you're a singer you can connect to the stage monitor speaker instead. Wont worry abou signal drop
@@SirYom I don't worry with in ears. That's why I said zero issues
I have a question and it's a long one. Would you be able to make a video showing what would be needed for a 1 or 2 person performance with backing tracks, click tracks, and instruments? It's hard for me to find a video that has equipment on a reasonable budget. I've just been so confused about a lot of audio equipment.
I found it challenging to make them work all together. Whenever I set the channel to the receiver I lost the other receiver signal. In short instead of using the 4 body pack receiver I can only use 2 at the same time. How did you manage to set them the 4 receiver to work at the same time.
Was kinda keen on this and it's good to see a review from a fellow New Zealander on some of the drawbacks like the power thing. Couldn't you have just bought a one of those travel adapter things you see in like K-Mart or The Warehouse instead of a whole new power supply? Or was it to do with the voltage also
The stereo thing also sucks. I thought that could be a way of using two packs on the one channel but could be fed different mixes if used in mono if you hard panned the inputs
Love it
Thank you for the most Honest Review
You're most welcome 😁
I was hoping the receiver could be set to either left or right of the stereo, thus giving you a potential 4 separate mixes. But oh well. I got it dirt cheap it will do for now.
How is the latency for u? I tried it with electronic drums and the delay was really noticeable
YAS QUEEN!!
Erzhen em2050 said is 4 ch mono.but its only 2 stereo
2 questions what if you only had 2 aux outputs from your mixer do you use a y cable to patch it in to aux 1 same as for aux 2 my 2nd question is how long to rechargeable battery last in the body pack
I think you're right. I'm going to buy the Sennheiser EW G4. I already have the Sennheiser EW100 guitar wireless system.
How can you set up personal mixes in the XTUGA so we can lower the vocalists some and only hear piano or adjusted instrument volumes? It’s the one thing I need help with and can’t find anything!! So confused! 😣
get a digital rack mixer like the behringer xr16
Are these still working ok for you? I bought the XVive U4 which packed up after about 100 hours of use. Thinking about these, but I wonder how/if they deteriorate over time?
@@BandOnABudgetNZ thanks, I bought them and they work great. Really surprisingly good, though the plastic is understandably a bit flimsy. Amazing for the price, if they last a while.
I was hoping it can be used as stereo lol, but the miss leading is crazing lmao. Know any budget dual stereo IEM system?
@BandOnABudgetNZ Yes! Heard of that brand, I'll check some vids on it.
Possible for one more question about this monitor lol,
using one side of the monitor, could i plug left to aux 1(mixer) and right to aux 2(mixer) and individually give own mix?
How do setup or route the transmitter for all 4 receivers to listen to the same mix?
Only use one channel on the transmitter and set all 4 body pack receivers to the same radio frequency. The 2nd channel will not be used.
Why does no one ever show how to connect this to the mixer?
Can it work on any mixer?
Good suggestion. I can try and make a video about how to connect these up to a mixer and I'll try to use different types of mixers.
In short, it all depends on the mixer and which output you want to use but should work with "almost" any mixer. I haven't come across a mixer that couldn't support this
I bought them. Worst ever! Don't spend you money on them. Drops all the time. no matter what frequency you switch to. My honest opinion!
@@BandOnABudgetNZ My tests were done in my studio (spears bedroom) before I used them at a live stage. only one side worked good. the other is useless. Because of the price I didn't return it. ;( I should have.Since then I have purchased the Phenyx Pro PTM-10 in Ear Monitor System. It was worth it. Maybe you can review these IEMs next. It would be a great video. They are 100% worth the buy. they come with two receivers.
Our band have this. And I am offended by the "Ugly" orange screen 😂😂
Im sorry 😓
@@BandOnABudgetNZ lol.. Just kidding bro.
Anyway. We do have problem with audio cut off everytime the drummer hit the hihat or cymbals. Do you experience this kind of problem?
@@HarryAdee interestingly enough I have had this problem but only when I use a Behringer mixer. If I use my Mackie DL16s I have no issues. Its almost as if when I want to increase volume output from the Aux send from the mixer, the output gain gets distorted or compressed and then is send/affected to the IEMs. Try using a different mixer with better quality pre amps and slightly better build quality.
@@BandOnABudgetNZ Exactly. But unfortunately, we only have a Behringer mixer. But we realised that it only happened when we used the phone output. We finally had it fix by using the Aux out.
Just bought this system on TEMU for $150.
same lmao
CAN THIS BE USED AS TALKBACK?
Yes but Depends on your setup and what your context is? So you want the FOH engineer to talk to you thru a mic from the desk? then yes but he will need to assign their mic to a channel strip and then use an Aux send from that channel strip to send you their talkback/voice