Boss WL-60 Wireless System

Compact, lightweight, and durable, the included WL-60T transmitter easily clips onto your belt or instrument strap. Two AA alkaline batteries provide up to 25 hours of operation and can be replaced in seconds during a live performance. With the display and selection buttons, you can adjust the operation channel from your playing position. Since the WL-60T connects to your instrument via a small standard cable (included), it works with almost any guitar or bass. Additionally, you can purchase extra WL-60T units to use as backups or to connect multiple instruments during live performances.

Thanks to the large display and dedicated panel buttons on the receiver, setting up the WL-60 for playing is incredibly quick and efficient. Simply press the Scan button and wait a moment for the system to automatically scan the 14 available wireless channels, with the best signal indicated. Then, select the desired channel on the receiver, turn on the transmitter, set it to the same channel, and you're ready to perform. The LCD screen also provides constant visual feedback on channel selection, wireless signal strength, and other parameters.

The WL-60 includes two selectable cable simulation options that emulate the natural capacitive effect introduced when using a standard passive guitar cable. You can also disable the effect when you prefer not to use the simulation, such as when using an acoustic or electric guitar with a built-in preamp or an instrument with active pickups.

The system delivers solid audio performance with zero signal loss, while the impressive low latency of just 2.3 ms offers a highly responsive playing experience without any noticeable delay. Up to 14 WL systems can operate simultaneously in the same space, allowing multiple musicians to enjoy wireless freedom at the same time.

When the WL-60 receiver is connected with a BOSS PSA-S adapter, it becomes a power hub for other pedals in your pedalboard. Using a daisy-chain cable like the PCS-20A, you can power multiple BOSS compact pedals simultaneously.