DJs This Is The Right Way To Do Wireless Audio!
DJs this is the right way to do wireless audio. In this video, we are breaking down why every mobile DJ needs a reliable wireless audio solution and why UHF remains the king of signal integrity. I compare a $200 entry-level unit to a professional $800 UHF system to show you the real-world difference in transmission distance and reliability.
We look at the major drawbacks of Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and 5GHz wifi-based systems like the Xvive U35, and why they struggle with interference and physical obstacles. Then, I show you my personal setup: the Shure SLXD35 (featuring the SLXD3 transmitter and SLXD5 receiver). You’ll see the side-by-side range test using the EV Everse 8 where the UHF system crushes the competition, reaching over 300 feet with zero dropouts.
Whether you are looking at the Sennheiser EW-DP series or the new Shure SLXD+35, this video explains why investing in professional-grade wireless audio is the only way to ensure your wedding or event goes off without a glitch.
0:00 Intro
0:45 Bluetooth SUCKS
1:00 Wireless Audio on WiFi Bands
1:27 WiFi must be good?
2:34 UHF Systems
3:36 REAL WORLD TEST
6:36 Explaining the test
7:39 The point of the video
7:54 Save your money and buy right
8:17 Conclusion
8:57 Outro
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What wireless audio solution do you use? How has it worked for you?
Great Video Brotha!
how many Receivers can you connect to one transmitter?
still using this? how’s it working
So, I have several xvive u35 units. I also have an in ear monitor system. If i need more reliable wireless audio, I’m using the in ear system. I also have the xvive units mostly for emergencies. Such as, unexpected microphone problems or when theres a random corner where no one can hear whats going on. They work well within their limits