Boss Waza-Air Wireless Guitar Headphone Amp

Great product, only thing is I wish it could transfer sound to amp or another headphones.

First, let’s talk about the sound quality. I was originally looking for a really great set of headphones that I could plug-in and get truly great sound. When these headphones popped up in the suggestions I was skeptical. That lasted until my first listen. All of my guitars sound crisp and clear and bright. The sound is actually better than my beats studio threes and I imagine they would compare favorably to any other $400 pair of headphones.Now let’s talk about the tech. Being able to plug-in the little fob into my guitar and have it play through the headphones is awesome! When I was first looking at headphones I told myself that I would be content dealing with the cord. This completely illuminates that. So strictly as a practice device you get fantastic sound quality and a no Mas no fuss set up with no wires.The tech contained in this unit is simply magnificent. It’s going to be a little bit difficult to describe but I’ll try. When everything is connected the app that runs on your smart phone can be set up so that as you move your head the sound of your guitar actually changes position. I know, it sounds weird. But it’s awesome! Imagine that you’re playing the guitar facing your amp and then you move your head to the left and the sound of the amp stays in the same position so it would be louder in your right ear which is closer to the speaker. And then as you move your head the other way it’s still seems like the amp hasn’t moved even though your head is moved. In one of the settings the 3-D sound that you’re getting from the headphones makes it seem like the speakers are behind you. So imagine that you’re fronting a band and the band is playing behind you and you were playing guitar in front of them. Yeah. It sounds like that.I highly recommend that you watch some of the videos so that you can see how this feature works. It’s like nothing else I’ve ever seen and it’s amazing to play with. Hearing is absolutely believing.If you are technologically challenged, this might not be the set up for you. There is a very specific set of instructions that you need to follow in order to set these up so that you can play your guitar and also listen to music streaming from your phone to play along with. If you do not follow the instructions or if you get impatient you are going to get frustrated. That being said, it’s worth taking the time, reading the instructions carefully, and making sure that you set everything up correctly. That investment of time and effort will pay huge dividends because this set up is like nothing you’ve ever Heard short of actually playing in front of a band.I highly recommend this.

I've been a 'hobbyist musician' for over 20 years. I mostly like to just learn and play along with records and do a bit of home recording. Over that time I've gone through my fair share of gear. After a few months of owning these headphones I can say hands down these are the most impactful piece of equipment on improving my playing. They just make it so much easier to practice any time or place and the sound quality is great. They made me want to practice ALL the time and of course, that's a great way to start a positive feedback loop of practicing more leading to improving faster leading to even more desire to practice. I wish I would've purchased when they first came out! The sound quality and experience brings you closer to your instrument, becoming more aware of getting good tone, articulation and limiting little mistakes (string noise etc). I might soon take the 'hobbyist' nomer out and just start considering myself a musician through and through, thanks to these. EXTREMELY highly recommended, definitely worth the money.

Love it. Use it daily. Battery life could be better.

I bought these because my wife doesn’t like the loud amplifier playing every day. I was playing my electrics without an amp for a while. You all know how that works out. I bought these for the convenience of not having to get a few cords, plug in my headphones, turn on the amp and stay in one spot. I now just plug in the transmitter, turn on the phones, and Im ready to go. They actually do sound pretty good too, which surprised me. Like everyone else said in their reviews, the price is a bit steep ( for me it is anyway).

First impressions, I've only just got these in the mail but there are some surprising details I did not expect that makes this early review reasonable to make,Getting these in my hands, I was very surprised with just how small these are, like child size, I mean the drivers are so small, I thought these were over ear headphones, they are not, maybe for a child but not for adults even with small ears, but the clamp force isn't bad, and can be size to fit my large head fine, its the drivers themselves that are super small, at a $400 plus price tag, expectations are above average,I got these after using the Mooer Prime P1 portable headphone amp/sim, deciding to give these a try for less cables, and more simple use, and after the first practice session, I'll continue to use these for practice over the Prime P1,The sound stage is honestly really good, sound quality for these tiny drivers is some what impressive, they were easy to setup, I was practicing with in 10 minutes of charging them, could of right out of the box, I can see these being really useful.That said . . .All though I can wear these and use them as they are intended, for the price, these don't look or feel like $400+ more like walmart bargain bin, with cheap finger magnet chrome, feeling like these will break with in a year or less, the construction just feels cheap,The sliding rails for the speakers are unmarked, with no indicator for where they are at on the slider, so there really isn't any way to know if your evenly spaced,The app, it does the job, and has a good selection of sims, sounds really good, though the app's graphics leaves one wanting, going for function above all else, which is fine.Only one charging cable, and if reviewers are correct, you can only charge these by their micro usb charging ports, the headphones has a 1/4 jack, but that's just for paring as far as I know, for the price, I expected two charging cables,The wireless dongle sticks pretty far out, and bumping it will cause crackling so I'd strongly suggest buying a less then 1 foot extension cable, oddly not a common cable, but one I would suggest finding regardless, honestly such a cable should of been included too at this price point,So is it worth the price, no, but you don't have very many options for now, and I'm sure that's why the price is that high, which would I suggest getting, These or the Mooer Prime P1, well if you already have a decent pair of headphones and you don't mind wearing them while you play, and if $400 is a lot to spend on a hobby your just getting into, then yeah the Prime P1, if its not a lot of money, and don't want to deal with any cables at all, then the Waza-Air is for you, personally I for see using the Waza tell it inevitably breaks after a year then switch back to the Prime P1.