Boss WAZA-TAE Waza Craft Editor Owner’s Manual
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To connect the Boss WAZA-TAE to your amplifier, use a standard 1/4" instrument cable. Connect the output of the WAZA-TAE to the input of your amplifier. Ensure the input selector switch is set to the correct position for your setup.
To update the firmware, connect the WAZA-TAE to your computer via USB. Visit the Boss website to download the latest firmware and follow the included instructions carefully to complete the update process.
First, check all cable connections and ensure your power supply is connected. Verify that the input and output levels are properly set. Also, make sure that any bypass or mute functions are not activated.
Yes, the WAZA-TAE can be used with other effects pedals. Connect the pedals in series using patch cables. Experiment with the order to find the best sound for your setup.
The WAZA-TAE requires a 9V DC power supply with at least 500mA of current. It is recommended to use the specified Boss PSA-series adapter for optimal performance.
To save custom settings, open the Waza Craft Editor on your computer and connect the WAZA-TAE via USB. Adjust your settings and click 'Save' to store them in one of the available user memory slots.
Check the power supply to ensure it is functioning correctly. Inspect the power cable and connections. If the issue persists, try resetting the unit to its factory settings.
To reset the WAZA-TAE to factory settings, hold down the 'Memory' button while powering on the unit. Keep holding the button until the reset process is complete.
Yes, the WAZA-TAE is equipped with features that make it suitable for live performances, such as footswitch control and multiple output options for connecting to a PA system or amps.
Use a USB cable to connect the WAZA-TAE to your computer. Install the Waza Craft Editor software from the Boss website and launch it to begin editing your effects and settings.