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Check out the Boss RC-300 Loop Station! It has three independently controllable stereo tracks, a Rhythm Guide, 16 built-in effects, and three hours of recording time. This is a full-featured, performance-ready machine capable of serious looping. Thanks for watching!
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Did my apprenticeship at Don Carr Chevrolet in South Surrey, BC (Vancouver) haha!
Can you plug in a microphone through the USB? Or do you have to buy a new microphone?
What are the 16 different guitar effects that’s on it specifically? 😀
Does anyone know of a simpler looper pedal without a display that still has Mitty sink? I cannot find one. Thank you
What I find interesting is that this unit was introduced several years ago and it STILL has features other loopers do not have. If it keeps this momentum up it may have a shot at matching the Alesis SR-16 drum machine’s record of 20 years and still going strong (ok, probably not). [more below – click read more]
I was disappointed that the latest looper offered from this same company expects hand and finger operation. This pedal allows a LIVE gigging musician to sound like a band using only your feet. I love mine!
And you can do a ‘Verse’, ‘Chorus’, and ‘Bridge’ all ‘On-The-Fly’ and arrange them in ANY order LIVE on the gig. It’s the king – and will probably remain there for a while since nobody else seems to ‘GET’ the need for a unit with this much power totally controlled by the feet.
Thanks. I think Boss released this pedal in 2011. When do you anticipate an update that still uses foot pedals…not their new “DJ-type” release?
just got one, have a question: Is it possible to connect multiple instruments in say a keyboard and guitar? I’ve tried various outputs for the cables running to both instruments but not having any luck. any help appreciated thanks!
Can i plug a Guitar to mono l, another Guitar to r and mic to xlr and have independent output in PA?
Argh, there’s so much going on in the loops and the backing track I can’t tell what’s happening when he’s actually demoing the pedals
Why would you use any other pedals in a review of a looper with effects? I wanna hear the on board distortion
Hi
By any chance, do you know why, anytime I export my files to the computer, the effect I recorded the track with dissapears? For instance, when I record with reverb effect on, if I play it on the pedal it’s OK, but when I copy the file to the computer the effect is gone…??
Cool video btw!
can the USB connection be used to sync up the 300 to a DAW’s tempo/clock? thanks