Easy-to-use controls for guitar volume, Bluetooth audio playback, and direct access to six individually configurable patches make using the headphones easy.

It’s the ultimate completely private practice amp for playing late at night, on the move or places where you can’t make any noise. The sound quality of the headphones seems pretty good -- and unlike bluetooth headphones, there's no perceptible delay -- so out of curiosity, I plugged the wireless fob into the headphone jack of my Scarlett Focusrite 4i4 and listened to some music.And thanks to Boss' advanced wireless technology, you can enjoy phenomenal sound quality, as well as outstanding playability thanks to an ultra-low latency design. Over 50 effect types are available as well, including mod, delay, and reverb effects optimized for Waza-Air’s unique spatial experience. I have a feeling Boss was not fully confident in the product, thus dubbing it with the "Waza" name, rather than potentially poison the Katana lineup.

Cooler still is when you use the Tone Studio app to and use a 360-degree rotation control over where you place your guitar and audio positions. This competition is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook, Apple or Google.Credit is provided by a panel of lenders with whom we have a commercial relationship (so we cannot provide independent advice). Furthermore, the Waza-Air headphones have controls allowing you to control song volume and playback right from the headphones themselves without having to even touch your mobile device. But I just don’t think a Boss Power Driver pedal in front of a clean amp was anyones idea of a great high gain sound.