BOSS Waza-Air Wireless Personal Guitar Amplification System

Product Information

Of course, being a Boss product, the Boss Waza-Air headphones boast high-quality construction so you know you're getting highly reliable, long-lasting durability. Surround mode is akin to playing in a recording studio, immersing you in a crisp, clear sounding room for a studio-quality sound. The say "Practice makes perfect" but a guitarist's practice routine can be a dull affair, especially when it is just you stuck in a room with your headphones and amp. The live draw will take place on the Guitar Gear Giveaway Facebook page and the Guitar Talk Youtube channel using Google’s random number generator to select the winning ticket number from all Entrants. Just close your eyes and perform alongside your favorite music artists, and step up to center stage when it’s time for your big solo.

This works in harmony with powerful 3D algorithms that give your sound instant spatial realism, perfectly replicating the feeling of being stood in front of your amplifier. For at-home playing/practice, the convenience and sound of the Waza Air is ideal: pop in the transponder, flip on the headphones, and in ~10 seconds you're playing.

Five different amp types provide tones from classic clean to high gain, plus a full-range voice that’s perfect for bass and acoustic-electric guitar. You can stream backing tracks INTO an amp, but any output that you can actually hear must be hardwired, or use a true RF, rather than Bluetooth. Furthermore, you'll find a wide variety of the Katana's amp models and effects, the ability to stream audio via Bluetooth and edit your tone via the free Boss Tone Studio app.

Large custom-designed 50mm drivers in the headphones themselves reproduce every nuance of your sound with incredible accuracy and detail. With the ability to move and play in complete freedom, you’ll never get tangled in a guitar lead or pull off your headphones by stepping on a cable. Boss WAZA-AIR could be one of the most unique and revolutionary products that we’ve seen in a while. Finally, Stage mode lets you step into the spotlight, with the amp sound coming from a virtual backline behind you.

Bluetooth headphones work fine because you aren't hearing the source material on the transmitter side.