Line 6 XD V55 HH
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A Major Evolution of Line 6 Digital Wireless, Designed for the Stage
The XD-V55 family continues the Line 6 digital wireless technology, announced here in its 4th generation, with a focus on ease of use and consistent audio quality. Whereas many analog systems rely on compression/expansion processing, the XD-V55 systems rely on a 24-bit digital stream and signal security functions to provide a stable experience for live performances, stage interventions, and demanding environments.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses? Singing, Presentations, Theater, Instruments
The Line 6 XD-V55 systems are aimed at singers, stage performers, presenters, and musicians who want a wireless solution that is quick to deploy while maintaining a clean and intelligible sound. With the handheld microphone, you choose a microphone character suited to the voice. With the belt-pack transmitter, you access EQ filters designed to compensate for placement variations (neck, chest, cheek) and even to connect an instrument, ensuring a consistent result from one setup to another.
Key Technologies: Audio Quality, Signal Protection, Quick Configuration
24-bit, Wide Bandwidth, and Preserved Dynamics
Designed to inspire confidence in real-world situations, the XD-V55 features 24-bit processing and a frequency response of 10Hz to 20kHz, with a dynamic range up to >117dB (A-weighted). Unlike some analog systems, the XD-V55 does not use signal compression/expansion, preserving dynamics and delivering nuances clearly and naturally.
DCL (Digital Channel Lock): A Barrier Against Interference
DCL technology distinguishes the system's digital audio data from signals coming from other 2.4GHz devices, including WiFi. The goal is to prevent unwanted audio reception from third-party equipment and to stabilize operation in crowded environments.
2.4GHz ISM: License-Free Use and Consistency Across Countries
The XD-V55 systems operate in the 2.4GHz ISM band, announced as license-free worldwide. This band helps avoid interference from other transmitter categories (television, repeaters, etc.) mentioned in the supplier's description, while maintaining a consistent usage logic when traveling.
Modeling: Choose Your Microphone Character, Adapt Your EQ
In the handheld microphone version, the system offers 4 models inspired by renowned stage microphones (Shure, Sennheiser, and other cited manufacturers), selectable directly from the transmitter. In the belt-pack transmitter version, you have 3 EQ filter models to quickly optimize pickup according to the microphone type (lavaliere, headset) and its placement, or for an instrument connection.
Range, Multi-Systems, and Status Visibility
With an announced range up to 100m, the goal is to maintain a stable signal up to the limits of use. For stages and ensembles, the XD-V55 family is designed to operate multi-systems with up to 12 channels available permanently and up to 12 systems simultaneously by assigning a different channel to each set. Configuration is described as very simple, with channel selection to sync transmitter and receiver, and visual indicators to monitor batteries and signal.
Technical specifications
| Category | Complete system |
| Directivity | cardioid |
| Capsule | dynamic |
| Color | Black |
| Family | Line 6 XD-V55 |
| Operating Band | 2.4GHz ISM (license-free, worldwide use announced) |
| Technology | digital wireless (4th generation announced) |
| Audio Processing | 24-bit, no signal compression/expansion (no companding) |
| Frequency Response | 10Hz to 20kHz |
| Dynamic Range | up to >117dB (A-weighted) |
| Range | up to 100m |
| Channels | 12 channels permanently available |
| Simultaneous Use | up to 12 systems |
| Modeling | Line 6 microphone modeling (handheld mic) or EQ filter modeling (belt-pack transmitter) |
| Indicators | three 5-segment LED indicators continuously showing signal quality, battery status, and audio level |
| Chassis | aluminum |
| Filter | dynamic filter eliminating background noise |
| Antennas | 2 BNC antenna inputs for antenna connection |
| Body | metal, resistant to handling noise |
| Display | LCD screen showing channel selection, battery status, microphone model, etc. |
| Security | lock to prevent accidental changes |
| Controls | power and microphone mute |
| XD-V55HS | receiver + headset microphone + belt-pack transmitter |
| XD-V55HS-T | receiver + dark beige headset microphone + belt-pack transmitter |
| XD-V55L | receiver + lavalier microphone + belt-pack transmitter |
| Type | omnidirectional condenser microphone |
| Mounting | secure and adjustable fixation |
Questions frequently asked
What range does the Line 6 XD V55 HH offer?
The announced range reaches up to 100 m. The 5-segment LED indicators allow continuous monitoring of signal quality, audio level, and battery status.
Can multiple 2.4 GHz wireless systems be used simultaneously?
Up to 12 systems can operate simultaneously, with a different channel assigned to each set. All 12 channels remain available at all times within the 2.4 GHz ISM band.
Is the handheld microphone suitable for stage vocals?
The cardioid dynamic capsule is designed for vocal pickup. Four microphone models can be selected from the transmitter to tailor the sound character. The metal body is claimed to be resistant to handling noise.
What audio quality does this wireless system provide?
The 24-bit digital stream covers a stated frequency response of 10 Hz to 20 kHz, without signal compression or expansion. The dynamic range exceeds 117 dB A-weighted.
How to connect the microphone and receiver?
The transmitter and receiver are set to the same channel. The receiver includes two BNC antenna inputs, and the transmitter features an LCD screen displaying, among other things, the channel, battery status, and microphone model.
