Nearly perfect!

I'll start off with saying that my downside to the RC-300 is the size of the pedals themselves. I started off looping on the Boss RC-30 and much prefer its bigger pedals however, I have gotten used to the smaller scale pedals now.

I don't really use the loop effects function therefore I re-assigned the 'Loop FX' pedal to an 'all clear' pedal to delete all tracks to save me having to do it individually. Another mod that I did within the pedal is that I re-assigned the expression pedal to a loop mic kill-switch. Rock the pedal up to switch the loop mic off and push down to turn it on. This helps prevent unwanted sound bleeding into the loop mic when looping the guitar in.

Finally, I have made use of the sub-output on this pedal alongside the main output so that the RC-300 splits my guitar signal into 2 outputs in Mono so that the main output will control the mix of the recorded loops and the sub-output will control the guitar mix so that the guitar doesn't get drowned out by the loops and vice-versa.

What could be improved for maybe future builds is to have an output for each track so that all tracks can be equal in the mix when being played live. Other than that, this pedal and the other two pedals are attached to my Stagg UPC-688 pedal board flight case, Its a great investment. Happy looping!

Best Looper, but at what cost?

I've used this pedal almost every day for 4 years. It is a workhorse of a device with little-to-no limitations on length or number of layers. As a "starving artist", however, I must say that for the price, I expected a much more modular, high end board. This feels ripped out of the late 90's, with very little "ease-of-access" when it comes to modifying mappings. For this price, I should really have more control over what I can do on this board.

Perfect loop station. Just a little overkill

I bought this as my first loopstation. It does everything i want in looping and more for my instruments and my vocals.

Knowing now what i did not know when i bought the damn thing, is that in most situations this loop station is overkill. In hindsight I would have opted for a smaller one like the RC-5 or the RC-500, as its smaller size is more convenient to lug around when gigging or to limit my footprint on stage.

The additional effects I never used much.

The flagship Looper as I speak. (1st Nov 2015)

I have owned this looper now for 5 Months or so and feel comfortable to offer my opinion. I wont bore you with repeating the spec as you can read for yourself online. The sound quality is the best I have heard and the fact that it records in stereo and and for any lenth of time for up to 3 hours with 90 memory slots means there are no issues over length and time. It seems the boss team have gon over every conceivable issue with previous loopers and corrected them with this one for instance , you can costomise reprogram almost every feature that you think should be diferent to your own spec. I use it as a studio recorder as the quality is CD (WAV) which can be relayed to your computer sequence editor. It is built like a brick outhouse and in the event of a nuclear strike will deliver your music to survivors with a few scratches. I love the headphone monitor socket that allows you to cut out ambient noise with concealed ear peices. Anyone who is contemplating a model that is cheaper in my opinion ought to save up and buy this as although the diference in price is substantial then so is the spec. It is not just bells and whistles but well thought out features.

great looper

i really love using this looper but its sad that you can't have multiple effects going on at the same time.

Great For Getting Used to Multi-Track Looping

This was the pedal that I went with when I decided that I was going to play shows. It has 3 time synced tracks that you can record to. This was great when I needed to get my head around the idea of playing different parts to a song on different tracks. However, I did find some limitations with is pedal. There are only 2 outputs that can be used on this pedal. A "main out" and a "sub out". I really wished there was a third output so I could eq and put different effects on the channels separately. Also, to make sure that the processor in the board can handle the recordings, the audio gets compressed. Not too much at first, but once you begin to layer more and more on one track, the audio becomes distorted. And, I never really touched the on-board effects with the RC-300. They never really suited my needs.

Very easy and straight forward.

Its easy to use and is bread for jamming around and once you get something you like you can save it. Its nice to have three separate tracks to mess around with and break down your loop sequence. The fx pedal is a great idea but the sensors on it sometimes have to be re adjusted so you can use the full extent of the fx range.

Nice loop station, but 4 tracks are better than 3.

Still trying the pedal out, but loving it allready. When covering Ed Sheeran songs it's better to have 4 tracks that 3 but that's not the worst thing. You have 99 tracks to save your music on and a couple of FX to play with. What I am missing is a nice reverb. Almost none of the FX that are present in the pedal are handy. Only Chorus, delay and distortion have a purpose. What would have been nice is when the pedal had a nice reverb build in to it. Next model maybe...?

Very extensive looper.

Very extensive looper. Also with good drum accompaniment. However, it took up too much space and I don't use it every day. That's why I got rid of it for a more compact looper. Also works great.

Very extensive looper.

Very extensive looper. Also with good drum accompaniment. However, it took up too much space and I don't use it every day. That's why I got rid of it for a more compact looper. Also works great.