Xvive (SHENZHEN FZONE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD) was started in 2014 (as Xvive Audio) by the husband-and-wife team of Nancy Lee and Fischer Mao. At that time, Fischer wanted to produce a state-of-the-art analog delay pedal. Howard Davis (designer of the legendary Deluxe Memory Man) convinced him to resurrect the classic MN3005 bucket brigade chip. This component had been at the heart of many great delay pedals but unfortunately was no longer in production. Xvive Audio fixed that with their first product: the MN3005. Soon after, Xvive introduced a line of effect pedals in collaboration with German guitarist Thomas Blug. These included the W3 Memory Analog Delay—designed by Davis and including the new MN3005 chip.
In 2016, Xvive entered the wireless market with the U2 Guitar Wireless System. The U2 system became a huge international hit for the brand, establishing Xvive as one of the world leaders of wireless. Since then, Xvive has built up a full range of wireless products, introducing other guitar wireless systems (A58, P58), microphone wireless systems (U3, U35), in-ear monitor wireless systems (U4, U45), Bluetooth wireless (P3), audio for video wireless systems (U5, U6), as well as systems for sax and trumpet (U7), acoustic guitar (U8), and violin (U9).
The Xvive brand is not just about wireless; in recent years new products have included the T9 In-Ear Monitors, PX Portable 3-Channel Personal Mixer, More You recording interface and personal monitoring system, the XV1-R Portable Stereo Recorder, the AT-1 Portable Audio Tester, G1 Butterfly Guitar stand, and more!
