BOSS Wl-60 Guitar Wireless System, Premium Audio Performance with Lightning-Fast BOSS Wireless Technology

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Note: The WL-60T has no audio functionality as a standalone device. To transmit sound, it must be used in conjunction with the wireless receiver in the WL-60 system. 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. The large visual display and direct-access buttons allow for easy switching between channels and settings, whilst BOSS automatic scanning ensures that the best connection is always dialled-in and presented on the screen for you to see under stage lights. You can also keep an eye on the battery life and channel status here, with the transmitter capable of 25 hours of continuous use with 2xAA batteries. For the Boss WL-60, The battery case on the transmitter is highly susceptible to damage. I highly recommend getting a Neotech wireless pouch to protect your transmitter. Unfortunately, the transmitter is made of plastic making it more vulnerable to damage than metal transmitters. Overall, neither of these systems are the most durable units considering both transmitters are made of plastic. Tone

We compared and contrasted each of these factors for the Sennheiser XSW-D Pedalboard Set and the Boss WL-60 Overall, both wireless guitar systems produced roughly equal tone compared to a quality cable. If I had to say which of the two produced better sound quality, I would go with the Sennheiser XSW-D by about 0.005%. However, they are both great choices in terms of sound quality. Convenience One of the Sennheiser XSW-D Pedalboard wireless guitar systems’ greatest strengths is its remarkable range of 250 feet. Imagine nearly an entire football field of roaming with your instrument. The Sennheiser XSW-D has one of the highest amounts of range for a digital wireless guitar system with 250 feet. Paikalliset olosuhteet saattavat vaikuttaa samanaikaisten mahdollisten järjestelmien määrään. Visuaalinen näkymä takaa, että sinä olet ohjaimissa Overall, both wireless systems are relatively convenient. They both automatically link together without any extra buttons to push after being powered on. They both attach directly to your pedalboard, which decreases an entire setup step before use. However, the Boss WL-60’s advantage is its more extended battery life of 10 hours. The Sennheiser XSW-D’s strength is its integrated tuner and rechargeable by a USB lithium-ion battery. Range

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Overall though, for the price and the sound quality, it’s a real good deal for players who want a reasonably priced, easy-to-use and great sounding wireless solution that is simple into put into any pedal board, for most small to medium size stages. PROS: The WL-60 performs to an incredibly high studio standard. This is premium Boss audio with ultra low latency up to 20 metres away from the receiver. Runs up to 25 hours on two alkaline batteries. Included in the Box

You should get an instant answer on whether your application has been successful, though in some rare cases Klarna or V12 may need to look at the application in more detail. It’s very much plug and play – to pair, simply plug the two together, wait for the yellow light to stop flashing, and you’re ready to go. The unit’s auto-pairing feature automatically chooses the optimum frequency to operate on in any given room out of the 14 possible channels.WL-60:n automaattisen skannauksen ja informatiivisen näytön ansiosta kanavanvalintaprosessi on vaivatonta, toisin kuin monissa muissa järjestelmissä. Kaikki 14 kanavaa näytetään yhdellä kertaa skannauksen aikana, näin näet täysin sen hetkiset olosuhteet langatonta kytkentää varten. Näin soiton sujuminen voidaan helposti optimoida missä tahansa lavaolosuhteissa varmistaen, että Sinulla on paras mahdollinen sointi. Ja kun useampi bändin jäsen käyttää WL-60 -järjestelmää, on omien kanavien asettaminen nopeaa ja helppoa. Soittovalmis sekunneissa With the WL-60, the set up process is virtually effortless, eliminating the complicated procedures required with other systems. The comparative strength of all 14 channels is shown after scanning, providing a complete overview of the current wireless conditions. This makes it simple to choose the optimum channel for any stage situation, and also provides fast set up when multiple band members are using WL-60 systems. Additional Transmitter Available Separately

The Sennheiser XSW-D produces a frequency response of 10 Hz-18 kHz. The latency is slightly more than the WL-60 at 3.9 ms. However, I was unable to tell the difference. Both have unnoticeable latency to my ears. The XSW-D produced surprisingly good clarity. The difference in tone between this wireless instrument system and a high-quality cable was very minimal. In my opinion, it does not hurt the tone of the instrument. 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.Offering great tone, ultra-low latency, and effortless set up, BOSS's revolutionary WL-60 has made it easier than ever for musicians to go wireless. 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.

In short, I was pleasantly happy by both the Boss WL-60 and Sennheiser XSW-D Pedalboards performance. They are excellent choices for entry-mid level wireless guitar systems. However, both have their advantages and disadvantages as one may be a better choice for you than the other. It highly depends on what type of wireless guitar system you’re looking for and your situation. These figures will vary depending on the actual conditions of use. Size and Weight (TRANSMITTER (WL-60T)) Width 68 mm BOSS:in korkealuokkaisella langattomalla teknologialla varustettu WL-60 antaa käyttöösi poikkeuksellisen äänenlaadun sekä laajan dynamiikka-alueen. Järjestelmä tuottaa vakaan audiotoiminnan täysin ilman aukkoja äänessä, luokkansa johtava, vain 2.3 ms latenssi puolestaan antaa mahtavan soittofiiliksen ilman havaittavaa viivettä. Yhdessä tilassa voidaan käyttää jopa 14:ää WL-sarjan langatonta järjestelmää, näin useampi muusikko voi nauttia langattomasta vapaudesta samaan aikaan.* 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 range is about 65 feet, so for small to medium sized stages it’s perfect. Like all wireless units, line of sight is a big factor in maintaining a strong connection, but we had no issues going around to another room, and still getting a healthy signal. BOSS has also added in a “CABLE” mode, with an emulation of a short cable, like a 10 footer, for example. There’s also a long version as well, which has the feel of a 20 foot cable. Cable length does make a difference in tone, as longer cables can take a bit of high end out of the signal. That’s not a bad thing, with single coils that can make all the difference, producing a slightly sweeter tone. The player can also bypass these variations as well, in the off setting. Sound wise, it’s great with no added hiss or noise; players can easily find room on their boards for one of these.WL-60:n vastaanotin on saman kokoinen kuin normaali BOSS compact -pedaali ja se saa virtansa samalla tavoin kuin muutkin pedaalit, se on siis todella helppo lisätä pedaalilautaan. Asetat vain vastaanottimen ketjusi alkuun ja kytket sen lähdön ensimmäiseen pedaaliin. Ja normaalin 6.3 mm:n tuloliittimen ansiosta saat aina tehtyä kytkennät perinteisellä kitarakaapelilla ilman uudelleen kytkentää tai vastaanottimen irrottamista laudasta. Kaapelisimulaatio Two of the more recent and very unique wireless guitar systems head to head, the Boss WL-60 vs. Sennheiser XSW-D Pedalboard Set. I have been keeping an eye out on both of these systems since hearing about their release. I am honored to share my review with you. 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.