tom_christopher's Boss Music Gear Setup
In this photo from 2013 you can see my effectboard with the BOSS RC-30 on the left, the BOSS VE-20 in the middle and the TC PolyTune in the right hand corner. In the background is my Roland Street Cube that I use for busking sessions and as an alternative monitor.
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~$497
Value by category
- Studio Gear 55.5%
- Effects Pedals 44.5%
Avg price: $122.27
The best looper out there
I've tried several loop stations before I got myself a proper BOSS RC-30 and I never really felt up to the challenge. Now it doesn't even feel like that much of a challenge anymore, cause the RC-30 is really super easy to use and it even corrects your loops if they are a tiny bit out of rhythm! I don't really use the two tracks but I prefer the two pedals to the single pedal of the RC-3 and of course the inputs for microphone and guitar. Once you've wrapped your hand around how to handle this little fella, the world of looping is all yours!
Avg price: $275.54
The ultimate playground for every singer!
After I saw someone use a harmonizer by TC Electronix live, I just had to go home and see whether BOSS had one as well, since I'm a big fan of their effect pedals. Lucky enough they did and I got it straight away. A vocalizer like that with so many different effects and possibilites is really the ultimate playground for every singer, who likes to take his vocal performance to the next level. It really changed my live performance completely and I've been using pretty much every effect for different songs, especially the Harmonizer with an additional vocal a third above my main vocal for the chorus and the Autotune, whenever I feel particularly freaky. One of the best investments I've made so far!
Avg price: $99.00
Really good tuner
Well what can I say, except it's a really good tuner for live gigs. It's roughly the same price as the BOSS Chromatic Tuner, but it looks a lot cooler and it shows you what strings are detuned if you strum all of them at the same time (without capo in standard tuning, mind you). Sometimes it's a little slow, or maybe I'm just too impatient, I don't know.
About this setup
This gear photo by tom_christopher features 3 pieces of gear, including Boss RC-30 Loop Station, Boss VE-20 Vocal Performer, and TC Electronic Polytune 2. The setup spans Studio Gear and Effects Pedals. Artists with this kind of gear are most often found in the Rock, Pop, and Electronic scenes. Notable artists with overlapping gear include Clarence Clarity, Mark Holley, and LAUNDER.