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

Product Information

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.* A huge benefit to using this system is the additional tuner which is integrated into the pedal receiver. This practical innovation means that you don’t have to worry about taking up any precious extra pedalboard space with the receiver as it is designed to take the place of a tuner pedal at the start of your pedalboard line-up.

Paikalliset olosuhteet saattavat vaikuttaa samanaikaisten mahdollisten järjestelmien määrään. Visuaalinen näkymä takaa, että sinä olet ohjaimissa

Wireless System

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. A wireless system must be able to capture the full and accurate tone of your instrument compared to using a quality cable.

Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the UK, EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided.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

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. 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. Unfortunately, both wireless guitar systems do experience RF signal interference from time to time. Overall, if you want a wireless guitar system that will not drop-out at all, I highly recommend taking a look at Top 6 Wireless Guitar Systems For Pros here. Durability + Longevity

Main Features

Overall, neither of these systems are the most durable units considering both transmitters are made of plastic. Tone 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.