Keymn
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Going back to wireless audio and Bluetooth:
It seems the 5.8ghz units are the ones to go with for future purchases. I linked below a pretty good video to compare units. Seems the Xvive is more Sensitive to drop-outs. Maybe near WiFi router. I stopped using the WidiMaster at the outside gig (Which a router within 10 feet). Had a couple dropouts. As far as MiDIJet no dropouts but it has 30 channels and I stay away from the lower channels. In fact, most success was channel 30, which I am using for years.
As far as the line 6 g10 at the outside gig, had a couple microsecond dropouts. But solved easily by plugging into base unit for 30 seconds to auto lock a new channel.
Inside the restaurant when I used widimaster, g10 worked perfect. No router in area.
So trying not to blame certain brands, maybe move forward and eventually get into the 5.8Ghz Environment.
It seems the 5.8ghz units are the ones to go with for future purchases. I linked below a pretty good video to compare units. Seems the Xvive is more Sensitive to drop-outs. Maybe near WiFi router. I stopped using the WidiMaster at the outside gig (Which a router within 10 feet). Had a couple dropouts. As far as MiDIJet no dropouts but it has 30 channels and I stay away from the lower channels. In fact, most success was channel 30, which I am using for years.
As far as the line 6 g10 at the outside gig, had a couple microsecond dropouts. But solved easily by plugging into base unit for 30 seconds to auto lock a new channel.
Inside the restaurant when I used widimaster, g10 worked perfect. No router in area.
So trying not to blame certain brands, maybe move forward and eventually get into the 5.8Ghz Environment.