This work presents a complete wireless electrophysiology data acquisition system (weDAQ) that is demonstrated for in-ear EEG with user-generic dry-contact electrodes made from standard printed circuit boards (PCBs). In-ear EEG measurements taken from subjects captured modulation of alpha brain activity and EOG characteristic eye movements. The performance, data rate, and flexibility of the weDAQ lay the foundation for online brain computer interface (BCI) experiments and multimodal biosignal monitoring.