The Waza-Air Wireless Personal Guitar Amplification System is so convenient: you plug them into your guitar, and it’s jam time! No more handling cables and amps. Watch Justin’s review here.
Thats quite a review… for people who are confused this is the product
Looks ok - its $899 here though (New Zealand) so quite spendy
Yeah $399.99 on they bay in the U.S. I always thought Boss stuff was a little overpriced… that’s just my opinion though.
I’ve not watched the video but not sure what the advantage here is over any other system + your own headset?
@Richard_close2u @DavidP @LievenDV In relation to question 3 of the giveaway questions: " Are you located within the European Union? This question is required. *"
EU only, or EU + UK, or even ‘continent of Europe’ (including UK, Switzerland, Norway, …)?
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I’d be surprised if it doesn’t mean Europe in general. It specifically says they won’t post to Russia!
No address required to enter. If anyone I knows enters and wins, I can provide them with an address in Ireland and pick it up for them the next time I’m over (or they can pay for postage 
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Did I just break the rules? 
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We can ship within the EUROPE continent - not EUROPEAN UNION. The only country excluded is Russia. I fixed the form - thanks for bringing this to my attention.
Cheers,
Laryne
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I researched the BOSS Waza air a while ago because I was interested. Pros are it’s fully wireless, and sounds great. Super low latency wireless. Cons are you can’t record with it (I think you can’t put it through a speaker either - can’t remember).
Most wireless headphones have latency that is too high to be useful. I did rig something up at home that lets me be mostly wireless, with my low latency gaming headphones (Astro A50s). Mustang GTX XLR out → Focusrite 2i2 → Ableton monitoring (because direct monitoring is too “thin”) → Focusrite 2i2 → Aux to Astro A50. Very low latency.
I tried it with a BOSS WL-20 as well for full wireless, but I keep getting interference with it, so I’m going to sell that. I use a guitar cable.
Long story short. It’s possible to do something like the Waza Air with a lot of other kit, but it’s complicated and also expensive. I just had most of the stuff laying around already.
The Waza Air looks like a pretty cool product.
Ditto, I tried a wireless system but the latency was aweful but theose are a little expensive, living in a flat a wirelss system would be great.
Rachel.
Damn, I got a question wrong, lol… Oh well, theres always a birthday .
eh why not just a plug in pair of headphones into a mustang micro etc?
Because that’s not wireless.
I do something similar with a Boss Pocket GT but it’s still a bit of a faff, and you still have a headphone cable that has a tendency to get tangled before use, or snagged during use.
I agree the difference in cost between the two options is significant though, which is why I’m not planning on buying the Waza Air any time soon.
YMMV
Cheers,
Keith
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Full wireless vs cable
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OK now watched the review, has some interesting features and I can see it being an on the road kind of useful tool, still very pricey but I guess not unexpected
Justin mentions that he uses AirPods Max. I wonder what would be the setup to use AirPods Max?