XVive P58
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Essential Information About the XVive P58 Wireless System
Essential Information About the XVive P58 Wireless System
- 5.8 GHz True Diversity Transmission : increased stability on stage and in rehearsal, with automatic selection of the best channel by the receiver.
- Pedalboard-format receiver with built-in chromatic tuner : a practical pedalboard design, made for guitarists who want to save space.
- 24-bit / 48 kHz high-resolution audio : a detailed signal, with latency under 5 ms for natural playing.
- Buffered bypass or true bypass : adapt the signal behavior to your effects chain.
Manufacturer Information
X-vive
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A Modern Guitar Wireless System, Ready for the Pedalboard
The XVive P58 is a wireless system for guitar designed to replace an instrument cable without compromising responsiveness. Thanks to its operation on the 5.8 GHz band and True Diversity technology, it aims for a reliable connection even in busy environments. The pedal-format receiver integrates easily into your setup and adds a real bonus: a chromatic tuner right under your foot, ideal for quick changes between songs.
Who Is It For, and In What Contexts?
The P58 is aimed at guitarists and bassists who alternate between rehearsals, concerts, and home studios, and who want a simple-to-deploy solution. Its compatibility with active and passive pickups makes it versatile, whether you play single-coil guitars, high-gain setups, or instruments equipped with active electronics. Its 6 channels facilitate multiple users on the same stage.
Signal Control and Audio Performance
With a frequency response of 20 Hz to 20 kHz, a 110 dB dynamic range, and a 110 dB signal-to-noise ratio, the XVive P58 emphasizes clarity and dynamics. The choice between buffered bypass and true bypass allows you to optimize your chain depending on cable length, number of pedals, or pickup sensitivity. The A58T transmitter offers up to 5 hours of battery life and recharges easily via the P58R receiver using USB Type-C.
Technical specifications
| Frequency response - start | 20 Hz | Number of channels | 6 |
| Frequency response - end | 20 kHz | Frequency band | 5,8 Ghz |
| Category | Complete system | Color | Black |
| Wireless system | True Diversity, 5.8 GHz frequency band | Dynamic range | 110 dB |
| Included items | A58T transmitter, P58R receiver pedal with built-in chromatic tuner, USB charging cable | Signal-to-noise ratio | 110 dB |
| Audio format | 24-bit / 48 kHz | Microphone compatibility | active and passive |
| Bypass modes | buffered bypass or true bypass | Channel selection | best channel selected by the receiver after analyzing the wireless environment |
| Transmitter battery life | up to 5 hours | Charging connection | USB Type-C on the P58R for the A58T transmitter |
| Latency | less than 5 ms | Included power adapter | 12V for the receiver |
| Frequency response | 20 Hz to 20 kHz | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the XVive P58 compatible with a guitar that has active pickups?
This system accepts active pickups as well as passive pickups, for guitar or bass. It can therefore be used with active electronics or a single-coil configuration.
What is the wireless transmitter's battery life?
The A58T transmitter offers up to 5 hours of battery life. It is recharged via the P58R receiver using USB Type-C.
Can the receiver be mounted on a pedalboard?
The receiver has a pedal-style format suitable for integration into a pedalboard. A chromatic tuner is accessible by foot for switching between songs.
What frequency band does this wireless guitar system use?
The transmission operates on the 5.8 GHz band and relies on True Diversity technology. Six channels are available to facilitate the use of multiple systems on the same stage.
Is the P58 signal suitable for effects pedals?
Two bypass modes are offered: buffered bypass and true bypass. The specified frequency response is 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with a signal-to-noise ratio of 110 dB. The mode can be selected depending on the cable length and the number of pedals in the chain.



