Ordered a Neo Spark after seeing reviews and videos. Smaller driver but better headset. Lots of options although there is no big stage type setting like the boss.
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Wireless bass practicing
- Thread starter Mikolal
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I’m using a Katana Go for guitar and bass. I also have a Katana guitar amp, so the interface is familiar.
For years my Waza -Air Bass headphones have been a reliable friend. It is by far my most used "amp" I own. A software update has helped eliminate the dropout/interference issues.
Minor cons - I get ear fatigue after 90 minutes or so. Battery life could be a little better.
Minor cons - I get ear fatigue after 90 minutes or so. Battery life could be a little better.
Tonex plug works great for me. Has a standalone app so I don't have to mess around with a computer.
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I am absolutely loving the Neo Spark. Would have spared everyone from the torture their ears endured when I was in the zone.
Unfortunately no. There is no way to do this with the Waza Air.
