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

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This can be an issue with low-end digital wireless units, which typically only have 3-4 channels to choose from. If these channels happen to be very heavily in use, then you may experience severe dropouts and interference when you least expect it. A WL-20 system is literally as simple to use as a standard guitar cable. The small transmitter plugs into your instrument, while a matching receiver plugs into a pedal or amp. That’s it! Automatic Wireless Setup Environmental conditions may affect the actual number of simultaneous systems available. Just Another Pedal on Your Board You can auto-select the best channel for the room, or if you want manually select the channel so that bands with multiple users can assign each player to their own specific channel, to avoid interference and crosstalk.

allow for an elbow joint between the receiver's 1/4 inch input and the body so it can fit more compactly against my fiddle. That'd be freaking awesome, man.

These figures will vary depending on the actual conditions of use. Size and Weight (TRANSMITTER (WL-T)) Width 87 mm With the WL-50, it’s never been easier to bring wireless freedom to your pedalboard. Driven by new BOSS technology, the WL-50 delivers premium sound and a plug-and-play experience that eliminates all the hassles normally associated with wireless systems. oz Specifications (TRANSMITTER (WL-T)) Nominal Input Level -10 dBu (1 M ohm) Indicator BATTERY Connectors Input plug: 1/4-inch TRS phone type The Boss WL50 is designed to free you up from the hassle of a traditional cabled guitar system. Designed to plug into your pedalboard chain, the WL-50 offers uncompromising tone, low latency performance and a stress-free setup for your live show or studio recording rig. Wireless Freedom For Pedalboards The auto-pairing feature on the WL-20 and WL-50 is really handy for plug and play, but for some users looking to utilise multiple units in their band, it can be easier to know specifically which channel each player is on.

May vary due to local conditions) Latency 2.3 ms Dynamic Range 110 dB or greater Frequency Response 20 Hz--20 kHz Nominal Output Level -10 dBu Output Impedance 1 k ohm Recommended Load Impedance 10 k ohms or greater Indicators POWER For information on the CABLE TONE feature, refer to this (the "WL-50: What kind of benefits does CABLE TONE provide?" link).While charging transmitter: 320 mA Expected battery life under continuous use Alkaline battery (AA, LR6): Approximately 7hours Update 15 April 2019: One risk point is that if you leave the dongle in the charging position, but disconnect the charger (for example for transport) . The dongle is active all the time and the battery may be empty when you start playing. With cable tone in the OFF position, the WL-50 is suitable for use low impedance sources such as guitars with active preamps. This is the same as the WL-20L. With cable tone on the “short” setting, the cable tone simulation reproduces the tone of using a 10 foot cable. This is the same as the WL-20.

The stompbox-sized receivereven contains a DC output to distribute power to connected pedals and keep your signal strong throughout your pedalboard.Move up to 50 metres away from the transmitter all the while perfect tone and get that groove onduring the show completely cable-free. Boss havedesigned a clever cable tone selection with three settings, to recreate the warm, rounded sound of cableconnection. Choose short, long or bypass to select the length of cable you would like to simulate. Included in the Box

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. At street gigs and other mobile performance situations, running your pedals on battery power is often the best choice. The WL-50 receiver can run for up to sevenhours on two AA batteries, allowing you to take your wireless setup with you! While running on battery power, the receiver is unable to charge the transmitter. But don’t worry—you can still charge it using a common USB adaptor (5 V/500 mA or higher), the same type used with most smartphones and tablets. Specifications (RECEIVER) Wireless Format BOSS proprietary digital audio format Wireless carrier frequency 2.4 GHz Compatible Channels 14 To charge the transmitter, the receiver must be powered via a BOSS PSA-S adaptor. It’s also possible to directly charge the transmitter with a standard USB adaptor (5 V/500 mA or higher). The easiest introduction to the world of wireless systems, WL-20 consists of a bug style transmitter and corresponding receiver, with a nominal operating range of 15m.