Boss WAZA-AIR Wireless Guitar Amp Headphones

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The Boss Waza-Air Wireless Guitar Amplifier Headphones are one of Boss' most truly exciting pieces of kit to date. With an included wireless adapter, plug in and connect to your phone via the Tone Studio app and access an endless selection of pro-grade guitar tones and effects. Innovative features like Gyro Ambience add real-time surround sound, with authentic ambience for a real studio, stage and room feel. Is this the ultimate silent guitar practice solution? We think so! Watch our attached video for an in depth analysis. Overview: Fusing premium amp and effect tones with breakthrough BOSS spatial technology, the revolutionary Waza-Air takes the guitar experience where it’s never gone before. This personal amplifier system brings stunning realism to playing with headphones, using a gyro sensor and moving 3D space to deliver natural “amp-in-room” tone that’s rich, resonant, and infinitely inspiring. All-wireless connectivity means there are no cables to slow you down, and you can stream music from your phone and play as if you’re performing on stage in a full band. And with the BOSS Tone Studio app, you’re able to craft custom sounds with five amp types and over 50 different effects. In BOSS Waza tradition, Waza-Air brings decades of expertise together with cutting-edge innovation to present a breakthrough musical product that truly pushes the envelope. Far more than a simple guitar-based headphone amp, Waza-Air melds our premium amp, effects, and wireless technologies with dynamic 3D sound, delivering a unique guitar amplification experience that’s never been available until now.       Inspiring “Amp-in-Room” Tone For most of us, playing guitar through headphones is necessary to avoid bothering others. Unfortunately, they lack the depth and presence of playing a real amp in a real room, resulting in a less-than-satisfying experience. Waza-Air changes all that, restoring the natural dimension, resonance, and “moving air” feel that’s lost with traditional pho