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It can be powered via 9V adaptor or 2 AA batteries for up to 10 hours. If you’re using an adaptor, the WL-50 can be used as a power distribution hub to power other pedals via daisy chain. 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. To charge the internal rechargeable batteries, once again it’s as easy as plugging the transmitter and receiver together and connecting a USB cable to charge both at the same time. Overall, neither of these systems are the most durable units considering both transmitters are made of plastic. Tone Reliability and signal strength is probably the most critical factor when determining a good wireless system. Your instrument mustn’t cut out due to signal interference. Not only can signal interference with a cheaper wireless system ruin a song, but it can even possibly ruin your entire show’s experience.
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.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 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.
However, the Gear4music extended warranty scheme provides an enhanced service, and is designed to offer a higher level of protection than many 'free' warranties offered by some retailers and manufacturers. Paikalliset olosuhteet saattavat vaikuttaa samanaikaisten mahdollisten järjestelmien määrään. Visuaalinen näkymä takaa, että sinä olet ohjaimissa Getting it running is easy; plug in, power up, and hit the SCAN Button on the receiver. Within moments it will tell you via the well-lit LCD display what channel is best, and you just select that channel on the transmitter. All done. Now go play. 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. 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: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
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 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.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. 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. When the WL-60 receiver is powered via a BOSS PSA-S adaptor, it becomes a power distribution center for other stomps on your board. By using an optional PCS-20A daisy-chain cable, you’re able to power a number of BOSS compact pedals at the same time. Battery-Powered Operation for Mobile Gigging 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. hours charging time will give you 12 hours of battery life for the transmitter, and 10 hours for the receiver.
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