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NUX B8 2.4GHz Guitar Wireless System

Description
The NUX B-8 redefines professional wireless systems, featuring an easy-to-use automatic setup with 2.4gHz interference-free broadcasting frequency and 24-bit/48kHz high-quality audio transmitting. This system has a range of 160 feet and works with guitars, bass and other instruments with electronic pickups, so no matter which you play, you can take advantage of the B-8. Adjustable latency and transmitting modes allow you to optimize the system for your environment, ensuring the best possible sound in any venue. Users can also customize the boot-up picture, adding a personalized touch to the B-8 wireless system.
Instant Connectivity
The B-8 features an automatic pairing system that detects and connects the transmitter and receiver within seconds of powering on for a quick, hassle-free setup. Each system utilizes a unique pairing algorithm to automatically configure its own ID for a secure connection every time.
Extended Range and Battery Life
The B-8 offers an exceptional operating range of up to 160 feet, providing ample coverage for even the largest stages. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 6.5 hours of use, ensuring uninterrupted performance for most gigs or long rehearsals. When the show's over, the transmitter unit can be placed on the receiver to recharge for your next performance.
Convenient Onboard Tools
In addition to high-performance wireless connectivity, the B-8 includes useful tools built right in. The Stable mode helps against interference, while an onboard tuner with multiple modes helps keep your instrument in tune. A built-in booster provides adjustable gain, which is useful for stage performers. Cable tone is a simulation to help players get a warmer sound. The 1/4" send and return jacks allow you to connect your effects pedals for a complete signal chain, and a DI OUT jack provides a balanced output to plug directly into a mixer or audio interface.



Specs
- Operating Frequency: 2400-2483.5MHz
- Audio Quality: 24-bit/48kHz
- Frequency Response: 20Hz–20kHz
- Latency: 2.5ms (best performance setting) - 8.7ms (safety mode)
- Input Impedance: 1 mohm
- Maximum Input Level: 1kHz at 1% THD +6.2 dBV (5.78 Vp-p)
- THD+N: 0.01% 1kHz, typical
- Dynamic Range: 122dB, A-weighted (OUTPUT/SEND)
- Output level Adjustment Range: mute -64dB~0dB
- Battery Capacity: 3.7V/500mAh Rechargeable Li-polymer (Transmitter)
- TX Battery Life: Up to 6.5 hours
- Power Requirements: 7V to 12V DC, 500mA min, negative tip power supplies (Receiver)
- Operation Range: Up to 50m (165 feet) maximum
- TX dimensions: 72.5 mm x 49.3 mm x 23 mm (LxWxH)
- TX weight: 63 g
- RX dimensions: 122 x 95 x 60 mm (LxWxH)
- RX weight: 500 g
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3.33
9 Reviews
67%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
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- Performances5
- Amateur Recording1
- Home Studio1
- Outdoor Events / Games1
- Paperweight1
Cons
- Unreliable2
- Not Durable1
- Pricey / Poor Value1
- I don't know how the supposed boost pedal works1
- Slight latency at long distances1
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- Easy To Use4
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Reviewed by 9 customers
6 Month Review
submitted3 months ago
byThis Guy
fromAustin, TX
I have used this at home, practice, and at live gigs around Texas and have only had 5 or 6 dropouts. A couple at home, some at practice, and one during sound check for a show. The tuner is decent and the boost feature is really cool if you are looking to boost an instruments output into your chain. The transmitter battery holds up well and still has some charge after 5-6 hours of playing where I usually recharge. It recharges the transmitter fast. If you are playing a long gig, you can top it off during breaks. Overall I think it is pretty awesome unit for all of it's features. If you have a modeler/emulator/multi and don't need the bells and whistles, go with the Shure. If you are going into an amp and need a tuner and a boost, this might be your thing. I play bass and I find it quite useful.
Waste of money
submitted7 months ago
byAndrey
fromGermantown, MD
WOULD NOT RECOMMEND. A few weeks into having it, the power button on transmitter broke. And since you can't buy a new transmitter separately like you can with Boss or Shure, I called technical department. They promised a new one. 2 months later, still no replacement. Waste of money
Spend your money elsewhere.
submitted9 months ago
byTodd
fromkansas city
I used this a bit at home, where it had frequent short dropouts, and at two gigs. At both gigs after a few songs (and a few short dropouts) it lost connection and nothing I did would fix it so I had to plug a cable into the input jack.
I like this wireless device
Verified Buyer
submitted9 months ago
byBobby
fromLos Angeles
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
This is a good working solution got wireless guitar . I love that it fits neatly on my pedal board and is a tuner also !
Get it and love it
Verified Buyer
submitted10 months ago
byBruce
fromIndianapolis
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I absolutely love this wireless system. I replaced a Line6 G10 and there is no comparison. I get a solid connection and excellent sound where I didn't with my G10 the tuner is a nice touch too. All in all, I am very pleased with my purchase.
No Drops out
Verified Buyer
submitteda year ago
byJeff
fromFairfax,VA
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Do not use. Drops out
Q&A
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submitted9 months ago
asked byTodd
fromKCMO
I have this set all the way to Stable, and still get lots of dropouts, even just a few feet away while practicing at home. Thinking I will have to return it. Anyone have tips on getting it to work better?
I'm sorry but I can't diagnose your issue by email. Please give us a call for product troubleshooting 855 770 3373submitteda year ago
asked byJoel
fromWisconsin
Are there potential issues with pairing several separate systems?
Not that I know of.