The BOSS WL-50 Wireless Pedalboard Systemis a wireless system for the pedalboards of electric guitarists. It provides easy operation through its stompbox-sized receiver and included WL-10. Simply plug the transmitter into your guitar, while the receiver sits first in your pedal chain. Now, you are free to roam up to 65' away from your pedalboard without worrying about dragging gear, tripping up your bandmates, or accidentally unplugging.

The receiver automatically finds and sets the optimal wireless connection with the transmitter, selecting among 14 channels to do so, and operating over the carrier frequency of 2.4 GHz. At 2.3 ms, latency shouldn't be an issue. Moreover, the receiver has a docking port for charging your transmitter, and also sports a DC output for distributing power to other pedals on your board.

With selectable cable-tone simulations, you can add a little more wired-realness back into your signal, if you so choose. You can power the receiver with two AA batteries, or use a separately available power supply.

For Electric Guitarists with Pedalboards    Stompbox Form Factor    Automatic Wireless Setup    Carrier Frequency of 2.4 GHz    Included WL-T Transmitter    Latency of 2.3 ms    65' Range of Use    Selectable Cable Tone Options    Powered by AA Batteries or Optional PSU    DC Output for Powering Your Pedals

• Plug-and-play wireless system in a stompbox-size format for pedalboards
• Wireless connection set automatically, with no complicated setup required
• BOSS proprietary technology delivers rock-solid stability, ultra-low latency (2.3 ms), and 65' range (line-of-sight propagation)
• Built-in rechargeable battery in transmitter provides up to 12 hours of continuous playing time
• Plug the transmitter into the receiver’s docking port for charging and automatic wireless setup
• Selectable cable tone simulation options: short, long, and bypass
• Receiver powered by optional PSA-S adapter or two AA batteries
• With PSA-S adapter power, the receiver’s DC output can distribute power to one or more pedals using an optional PCS-20A daisy-chain cable
• Spare WL-T transmitter available separately

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it compatible With Roland V-1HD Switcher?

A: Unfortunately, we can not confirm compatibility of the Hollyland Wireless Tally System (4 Tally Lights) with the Roland V1-HD. However, another solution that does work is the following system from Cerevo. Cerevo FlexTally Wireless Tally Lamp System BH #CECDPFT01B • MFR #CDP-FT01B. Compatibility chart: https://bhpho.to/3zdNYxm

Q: 2. Is this unit have battery power for places where ac is not available? If not, do you have a unit that is comparable by battery-powered?

A: No, the Acoustic Singer Live LT operates using AC power only. It does not have an option for battery power. We do have many options for amplifiers to use with instruments and microphones that have both battery and AC power options such as the Bose S1 Pro Multi-Position PA System with Bluetooth and Battery Pack (B&H # BOS1PSWB), Behringer Europort MPA40BT-PRO All-in-One 40W Portable Bluetooth PA System with Rechargeable Battery (B&H # BEMPA40BTPRO), and JBL EON ONE PRO All-in-One Rechargeable Linear Array PA System (B&H # JBEONONEPRO), just to give you a better idea. Please feel free to contact us by phone or through live chat on the website and we can help you to find the best amplifier or your application.

Q: 3. Is this system compatible with Blackmagic ATEM switches?

A: Yes, the Hollyland Wireless Tally System would support Black Magic Atem Switchers. They would connect to the same network via ethernet as the ATEM. The following Atem models have been tested by Hollyland. ATEM Mini Extreme ISO Ethernet Cable ATEM SDI Pro ISO Ethernet Cable ATEM SDI Extreme ISO Ethernet Cable ATEM 1 M/E Constellation HD Ethernet Cable ATEM Television Studio Pro 4K Ethernet Cable ATEM 1 M/E Production Studio 8K Ethernet Cable

Q: 4. how long is the EC-5 pedal?

A: About 20 inches

Q: 5. Hi, Do you get preview and program tally lights when using it with the Atem Mini Pro iso? Thanks

A: The Hollyland Wireless Tally System (4 Tally Lights) would be able to receive preview and program tally signals when connected to the Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Pro ISO HDMI Live Stream Switcher via RJ45. You would need to setup that tally signal in the Blackmagic ATEM software.

Q: 6. Dose it need tracks to function properly

A: No, this can work on the included wheels.

Q: 7. Will this work with BMD atem hd8? Thanks

A: The Hollyland Wireless Tally System (8 Tally Lights) would connect and work with the Black Magic HD8 switcher using an Ethernet cable.

Q: 8. How much does the Hammond sk 25 note pedal board weighs?

A: The SK25 weighs 100 pounds (45.4 kg).

Q: 9. How do I get rid of the green line at the bottom of the display?

A: It sounds like the j5create Wireless HDMI System (196.9'), BH # J5JVAW53, has resized the transmitted image. Go into your monitor or television's settings and try to adjust the size or overscan.

Q: 10. Can I use this with the Roland AX Edge? Is is 100% compatible?

A: Yes it will work with the Roland ax edge, or any audio gear with 1/4 trs output.