BOSS Wl-50 Guitar Wireless System, Plug-And-Play Wireless System In A Stompbox-Size format for Pedalboards,Black

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In addition, we have a library of Owner’s Manuals and Support Documents that you can download and reference. Only good feedback for the moment: Sound is the same as with cable, you can select the "missing cable compensation" with an off-short-long switch (I do not hear the difference with my old ears). There are reasons why the dock will not charge the receiver outlined in the manual, namely for battery preserving reasons, but this instance is absent.

The WL-50 features a built-in dock that’s used to charge the transmitter and establish the wireless connection. All of our products are new unless stated and come with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 3-year warranty as standard. To make it as easy as possible for you to get the gear you want, we offer a range of instant finance options. Newly developed BOSS technology delivers premium audio performance with rock-solid stability, ultra-low latency (2. The receiver can also be used to power addition stompboxes if connected to an AC adaptor, making it the perfect addition to any pedalboard.Boss have designed a clever cable tone selection with three settings, to recreate the warm, rounded sound of cable connection.

The addition of a cable tone simulation recaptures the natural capacitive effect that's produced when a guitar or bass with a passive pickup is connected to a guitar cable. The Boss WL-50 is a wireless guitar system comprising a transmitter and receiver that’s roughly the same size as a regular Boss compact pedal. Boss says that you’ll get 10 hours playtime out of it, and whilst we’ve not tested the full 10 hours out, we gave it a good play through for a few hours and it remained green the whole time. This process includes a thorough visual inspection of the instrument, electronic components including pickups, switches and pots are tested. I hope there will be a new version where you can leave it docked all the time as that would make it absolutely perfect.At street gigs and other mobile performance situations, running your pedals on battery power is often the best choice. You can also use a ‘short cable’, or have it switched off (ideal for active pickups and acoustics) - you can hear it, but the difference in sound isn’t massive. At the end of your contract when you've made your final payment, the instrument or equipment is all yours.