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Name: Boss WL-30XLR Wireless XLR System
Brand: Boss
SKU: 173821d1
Price: 249.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

Boss WL-30XLR Wireless XLR System

£249.00

This is the Boss WL-30XLR Wireless XLR System from Boss, available now in Wireless Microphones category on MicPro. Read More below.

Category: Wireless Microphones

Tags: Wireless, XLR

Brands: Boss

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Description

Description

The Boss WL-30XLR is a wireless XLR system that turns your favourite dynamic microphone into a fully fledged wireless system. Designed for the fast-paced nature of live performance the WL-30XLR has a streamlined design that eradicates latency and connection hassles. With its discrete lightweight size youll be liberated from an endless sea of cables and be able to go wherever the moment or music takes you. With two readily accessible AA alkaline batteries youll be granted 11 hours of performance time. If you regularly perform one hour sets then this means you can use the system for 11 nights without having to worry about losing power midway through your show. Youll also be able to pick from one of 14 channels giving you the flexibility you need if youre running multiple wireless systems.

Brand

Boss

Boss is represented in the current MicPro catalogue by WL-30XLR wireless XLR system and adaptor. The listed range is relevant to wireless connection for microphones or other XLR sources. When comparing these products, check transmitter and receiver pairing, range, frequency use, battery or charging, latency and the receiving mixer or interface. It is useful when a conventional XLR microphone needs to move without a cable across a stage or presentation space. This description is kept catalogue-led, so the individual model listing remains the source for exact specifications, compatibility and included accessories.

Category

Wireless Microphones

Wireless microphones send a microphone signal from a transmitter to a receiver, commonly in handheld, lavalier, headset, instrument or XLR adaptor formats. Compare analogue or digital transmission, operating range, frequency coordination, diversity, latency, battery type, charging, connector and the included microphone or pack. Venue rules and local spectrum conditions can matter as much as the headline range, and a wireless system still needs suitable gain, placement and monitoring. Check compatibility between transmitter, receiver, capsule, antennas and accessories before expanding an existing setup.