So does anyone own these headphones and if so what's your opinion on them for someone looking to practice without disturbing the neighbors? Are they worth it?
Waza air guitar headphones
# 1
Wow! Headphones for air guitar!! 
"It takes a lot of devotion and work, or maybe I should say play, because if you love it, that's what it amounts to. I haven't found any shortcuts, and I've been looking for a long time."
-- Chet Atkins
-- Chet Atkins
# 2
Originally Posted by: john of MTWow! Headphones for air guitar!!
Lmao! I thought it was just me who noticed that.
Am I the only one who plays multiple instruments? Let's be inspirational and find our muses everyday!
# 3
I bought them, mostly because it is very difficult for me to use an amp to practice. They are definitely a good option - they work pretty much as advertised. I run the app through my ipad and can get plenty of good tones. They aren't cheap, but in the end I don't mind the price (I found them on a bit of a discount). So I would say they are worth it if you are going to use them a lot. Build quality is fine (I have Marshall headphones that seem a little better quality wise; a bit surprising given Boss stuff is usually pretty high quality - they aren't "cheap" feeling, but given the price...). Other option would be something like a Fender mustang micro. Not the same experience, no wireless, but would probably be better if you just want to use once in a while. If you will be practicing regularly with headphones, then I would be tempted to try the waza headphones.
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