BOSS RC-600 Loop Station, Flagship floor-based Loop Station with next-level sound quality and flexibility,Red

Product Information

Om du har frågor kring hur du använder din Boss-produkt, vänligen se vår kunskapsdatabas för svaren till de vanligaste frågorna. Before you start setting up, the first thing you’ll need to do is register your BOSS RC-600 using the BOSS serial number. After registering the RC-600, you’ll gain access to BOSS product support, an extended warranty, training videos, and clinic information. Follow the steps below to register the loop station, and then continue below to “Setup and connections. The RC 300 is over 10 years old! Therefore, looping tech has come on a long way since. So as you can imagine, the effects on the RC 600 are of FAR better quality than what you got with the RC 300. 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.

Another additional feature of the Boss RC 600 is that it gives you both mic & master compression. All of which makes the sounds you get out of this looper a lot more level and even. Great news if you’re using your looper as part of music production. BOSS has a large range of guitar effects that could draw from, so hopefully, we will see a good range of guitar-based effects. The press release for the RC-600 mentions a lot of vocal and DJ-style effects, but I would expect to see a decent number of guitar effects as well. BOSS RC-600 vs RC-300 Comparison While the RC-1 is a great pedal, it’s bare-bones compared to the RC-3. Being able to save up to 99 recordings on your pedal will be worth the extra price for most guitarists. The RC-10R is basically a looper pedal and a rhythm pedal in one enclosure. What if you used separate looper and rhythm pedals? The RC-3 adds useful features such as saving up to 99 loops and a rhythm player. These features make the RC-3 a worthwhile upgrade from the RC-1. The X2 only adds in two loop effects that most players aren’t going to use.The best feature of the RC-1, in my opinion, is the indicator ring. This gives you a great visual indication of the length of your loop and what the looper is currently doing. Whether you're a solo guitarist, a singer/songwriter, a multi-instrumentalist, the BOSS RC-600 has something for you. You’re able to connect up to two more expression pedals, so if you feel you need control over more than one parameter at a time, you can expand the control. The Ditto can record up to five minutes, while the RC-1 records up to 12 minutes in stereo. You’re unlikely to ever need to record a loop that long, so both pedals provide more than enough recording time. Durable expression pedal for use with keyboards or other Expression-compatible instruments to control a range of functions and effects parameters.

You have a lot more control over your loops, the ability to store recorded loops on the pedal, and mix in rhythm patterns. 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.

Specifications

The RC 600 runs rings around the 505 MK2 when it comes to sound bankage. With the RC 505 MK2 you get 10 assignable buttons with 2 possible functions. Whereas with the RC 600, you get 9 foot switches, each of which have 3 possible functions. So that makes it a whopping 7 sounds up on the 505 MK2! Crucially, over the RC 300, you also get both mic and master compression with the RC 600. All of which should give you a more level and even mix. The RC-5 is the same size as the two above pedals, but you’ll instantly notice a big change with the pedal’s interface as shown below.