Xvive - U35C - Système Complet pour micro Statique

The Xvive U35C is based on the principle of the U35 system, but this time is aimed at users of condenser microphones requiring phantom power. With this model, Xvive offers a professional wireless solution that delivers a stable voltage of 12 V or 48 V depending on the microphone's needs, while retaining the same audio quality and ease of use as the version designed for dynamic microphones.

The system consists of a U35T transmitter and a U35R receiver, combined to transmit the audio signal on the 5.8 GHz band, which is much less subject to interference than the traditional 2.4 GHz band. This frequency guarantees a cleaner, more stable link, even in environments saturated with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth signals. The 24-bit/48 kHz conversion preserves every nuance of the original signal, whether it's a delicate vocal or a precisely recorded acoustic instrument.

Connection is immediate: the transmitter connects directly to the microphone base, the receiver to the console, preamp or audio interface. Automatic pairing simplifies set-up and allows you to work without wasting time. The response range extends from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with a dynamic range of 110 dB and an equivalent signal-to-noise ratio, guaranteeing faithful reproduction of timbre and perfectly silent background sound.

Thanks to its six available channels, the system can easily bypass any interference, and its 30-metre range offers great freedom of movement on stage, in the studio or during filming. Latency is kept to 5 milliseconds, imperceptible to the ear and perfectly suited to the demands of live or professional recording.

The U35C also stands out for its versatility. In addition to condenser microphones, it can also be used with active direct boxes. This compatibility extends the possibilities of use, particularly for sound engineers working on mobile or hybrid configurations.

Both modules incorporate rechargeable lithium-ion batteries offering up to five hours of autonomy. The dual USB cable supplied enables the transmitter and receiver to be charged simultaneously, and the system remains fully functional while charging. Depending on the power consumption of the microphone, actual battery life can vary between three and six hours, which is more than enough time for a recording session, live performance or video shoot.