Which Xvive U4 Mount Do You Need?
Every mount on this page is built for the same system: the Xvive U4 wireless in-ear monitoring rig. What separates them is how many transmitters and how many receivers each one holds. Work out those two numbers and the choice makes itself.
Start by counting two things
Transmitters (U4T) are the units that connect to the rack or the console. They take an XLR feed and stay plugged in during use. Whether you want your transmitters permanently mounted to the wall and always connected or somewhere to store and charge it while not in use, we have you covered.
Receivers (U4R) are the bodypacks. They come off a musician at the end of a service or a set, they need somewhere to live that is not the bottom of a drawer, and they need to be easy to find, charge, and hand back out next time.
All eight configurations
| Mount | Holds | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Transmitter | 1 transmitter | $12.99 |
| 2 Transmitters | 2 transmitters | $15.99 |
| 3 Transmitters | 3 transmitters | $17.99 |
| 2 Receivers | 2 receivers | $15.99 |
| 3 Receivers | 3 receivers | $17.99 |
| 1 Transmitter + 1 Receiver | 1 transmitter, 1 receiver | $15.99 |
| 1 Transmitter + 2 Receivers | 1 transmitter, 2 receivers | $17.99 |
| 2 Transmitters + 2 Receivers | 2 transmitters, 2 receivers | $19.99 |
Transmitter-only mounts
Pick these when your transmitters stay racked and your receivers go home with the musicians, or live somewhere else entirely. The transmitter clips in and stays cabled, so the XLR run and the power stay put between services.
The 1 Transmitter mount suits a single mix. The 2 Transmitter mount covers the common worship-team split of one mix for the band and one for vocals. The 3 Transmitter mount is for rooms running three separate mixes off one rack.
Receiver-only mounts
Pick these when the transmitters are already mounted, racked, or otherwise handled, and what you actually need is somewhere to park the bodypacks. This is the usual answer for a booth or a wall by the stage door where packs get collected at the end of a service.
Choose the 2 Receiver mount or the 3 Receiver mount depending on how many packs come back. If you only have one pack, the 1 Transmitter + 1 Receiver mount below is usually the better buy, since it gives the transmitter a home too.
Combination mounts
Pick these when a transmitter and the packs it feeds should live together. Everything for one mix ends up on a single bracket, visible at a glance, which makes handing gear out fast and makes a missing pack obvious.
The 1 Transmitter + 1 Receiver mount is the smallest complete setup: one mix, one person. The 1 Transmitter + 2 Receivers mount covers two people sharing a single mix. The 2 Transmitters + 2 Receivers mount holds two independent mixes on one bracket.
Common setups
Solo worship leader or single performer. One transmitter, one pack. The 1 Transmitter + 1 Receiver mount puts both on the wall together.
Two musicians sharing one mix. One transmitter feeding two packs. The 1 Transmitter + 2 Receivers mount is built for exactly this.
Band mix plus vocal mix. Two independent mixes. Either the 2 Transmitters + 2 Receivers mount on one bracket, or a 2 Transmitter mount at the rack with a separate receiver mount wherever packs are collected.
Transmitters racked, packs collected elsewhere. This is the most common church setup once a system has been in place a while. Use a 2 or 3 Transmitter mount by the rack and a 2 or 3 Receiver mount in the booth or backstage.
What these mounts are, and what they are not
Every mount is 3D printed to order in Morristown, Arizona, and ships within four business days. They are holders only. The Xvive devices shown in the photographs demonstrate fit and are not included.
Each mount includes mounting holes and fastens to a wall, a cabinet side, or any flat surface. Mounting hardware is not included, since the right screw depends entirely on what you are fastening to. These are storage and organization brackets. Do not use them for overhead rigging or to suspend equipment above people.
Because of the nature of 3D printing, minor surface variations or layer lines may be present. They do not affect function.
If none of the eight configurations matches what you have, tell us what you are holding and we will look at it. Most of what is on this site started as somebody’s specific problem. Use the contact page to send us the details.
Disclaimer: These products are independently designed accessories made to be compatible with the Xvive U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitoring System. They are not manufactured by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Xvive. “Xvive” and “U4” are trademarks of their respective owners and are used solely to identify product compatibility.