The BOSS RC-500 was released in 2020 and while the name implies that it’s a bigger and better pedal than the RC-300, it definitely doesn’t look it at first. Please note that this extended warranty is currently only available on products sold within the UK, EU or EEA, and is subject to the terms and conditions as detailed on the extended warranty certificate provided. The overall layout of the pedal will be immediately familiar if you know Boss’ looper line-up already. It’s somewhere between the RC-300 and the RC-500. The overall design is like the stripped-down RC-500 with a more RC-300-like array of footswitches for hands-free use. There are a whopping 9 footswitches on the RC-600. Six footswitches along the bottom control the looping functions and the three footswitches at the top control additional features. If you want to record separate loops for your verse and chorus and switch between them as you perform, the RC-10R is better suited to do that. There is a big difference in features across the loop station pedals. Before we look at each pedal and its unique features, let’s look at the common features available across all loop station pedals.

The right footswitch can play fills at any time as well as fills when you want to switch it over to the second pattern (eg: switching from verse to chorus). Who is the RC-10R for? In terms of weight, the RC 600 is close to double that of the RC 505 MK2. But because of that, it does feel noticeably more rugged. Touring with an RC 600 looper shouldn’t be an issue! The best looper pedal depends on what you want from it. There is a big difference between many of the Loop Stations covered in this guide. All of this is powered by a single Cioks DC7. I'm using the Cioks 8800 Parallel Adapter Flex with a Cioks 1050 Flex Cable Type 1 to get to the milliamps needed. Powering up, it can get to about 70% load on the milliamps, so it's perfectly safe with that. But if you want to create multiple loops, complex layers, and use other advanced features like what you saw in the above video, one of the more feature-filled loop stations like the RC-30, RC-500, or RC-300 might suit you better.

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Is it worth it? Maybe. Yes if you are a fan of customizing and planning all out befdore the gig. Otherwise - no. Sound quality has also taken a step up with the RC 600. Instead of the okay 16bit audio you got with the RC 300, the RC 600 now gives you a fantastic 32bit sound! Whether you're a solo guitarist, a singer/songwriter, a multi-instrumentalist, the BOSS RC-600 has something for you. A few other things may be an issue, depending on what you’re looking for. First, and most obviously, there is no longer an expression pedal as there was on the RC-300. The certainly isn’t a deal breaker, but it was nice having it on the RC-300. The RC-600 also costs more than the 300 did, even at release. Depending on the input device connected, you’ll need to change the input gain type to either Line or Inst.

If you’re a live performer looking for a solid range of features, the choice is tough between the RC-5 and other units such as the RC-10R, RC-30, or RC-500. BOSS RC-3 vs RC-5

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The RC-30 also has inbuilt effects, which can be fun for a while, but most guitarists aren’t likely to use them. The main benefits to the RC-30 is the ability to save up to 99 loops and the control you have over every aspect of the loop. Choosing between the RC-3 and the RC-30

In terms of rhythms, the RC 600 comes out on top too. It has over 200 built-in rhythms, while the RC 500 makes do with just 57. Even if it uses the same technology as the RC-5, the extra footswitches, buttons, and sliders give you significantly greater control over everything. RC-300 vs RC-500 In this guide, we will show you how to register, set up, and connect a BOSS RC-600 looper pedal for the first time. Follow the sections below to get started. All wich come at the expense of time, wich in return could be a better investment when creating a new song/loop.

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The basic idea is that you can play an entire verse-chorus style song from start to finish using this pedal to build your loops and play rhythm parts. You may find that the three footswitches on the RC-500 are more than enough to give you adequate control over your loops and you may prefer the other modern features such as the color-coded screen.