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

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However, this feature also means that when it’s plugged into the receiver and the receiver isn’t powered on (and therefore isn’t charging it), they’re put into standby mode which does very slowly drain the battery. Given that the unit takes longer than an hour to charge fully, this is what I’d refer to as “rolling the dice. All of our products are new unless stated and come with a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 3-year warranty as standard. Once you experience the easy wireless independence provided by the WL-50, you'll never go back to using a standard cable again! When docked, the built-in batteries in the transmitter and receiver can be charged together with a standard USB adaptor (5 V/500 mA or higher), the same type used with the latest smartphones and tablets.

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) . This will start your application with Klarna Retail Finance or V12 Retail Finance, our finance partners, and completing this form should take approximately 10 minutes.If you purchase our extended warranty for this product, we'll extend the money-back guarantee period to 180 days and the warranty period to 10 years. The accepted way to remedy this issue is to leave the receiver slightly less than fully pushed into the dock, but this seems to have inconsistent results. Utilizing high performance wireless technology, the BOSS WL-50 delivers pro level sound quality and a wide dynamic range, essential when making that switch to a wireless guitar system.

The WL-50 receiver can run for up to seven hours on two AA batteries, allowing you to take your wireless setup with you! The top nut also plays a big part in the action of your guitar so we'll hit that sweet spot between too low and too high.If the point of a unit is to be more convenient than a cable while maintaining the reliability, this unit falls short. This also really comes in handy at soundcheck - you can leave the stage and continue to play, so you can hear the front of house sound. It has a simple to use plug and play design, eliminating the need for cables whilst still delivering all the natural tone and feel you have been accustomed to. The WL-50 has a slightly smaller footprint than a standard BOSS compact pedal and can be powered just like your other stomps, making it an easy addition to any pedal board setup.

Newly developed BOSS technology delivers premium audio performance with rock-solid stability, ultra-low latency (2. We don’t want you to have any nasty surprises when you receive a guitar from us so we do our own photography in-house. WL-50 Wireless Virtual Cable Wireless freedom made easy for your guitar, bass and other electronic instruments!The WL-50 fits snugly into your pedalboard where it can charge and provide up to 12 hours of continuous battery life.

By using an optional PCS-20A daisy-chain cable, you’re able to power a number of BOSS compact pedals at the same time. Gear4music Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA FRN 706272) and acts as a credit intermediary and not a lender, offering credit products provided by a limited number of finance providers, including Klarna Finanacial Services UK Limited and V12 Retail Finance. Credit is provided by a panel of lenders with whom we have a commercial relationship (so we cannot provide independent advice). Instead of the little dongle on the amp side (WL-20), I have now the small WL-50 box (even if I do not use a pedal board) standing at the side of the amp, with a 1 m cable to connect the box to the amp.This means that it’s only active when plugged into a guitar, so you don’t get that nasty pop when you take the transmitter out, as you would do with most traditional cables. If you have questions about operating your BOSS product, please check our Knowledge Base for answers to the most common questions. Another handy little feature on the transmitter of the WL-50 is that there’s a tiny on/off button that’s depressed when plugged into a guitar input.