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Published on 07/08/07 at 02:20
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UTILIZATION
The config is very simple .. the manual is in English but I have not had to because I had a JamMan some time ago and the basic principle is the same ... For those who use it for the first, the french manual can be downloaded from the site of BOSS. and a quick glance may be necessary but you'll quickly get the beast under control.
I had some small difficulties in taking out different mix of early (like, it records the avoerdubs a normal volume and almost no one hears when listening not ..) but now it's going.
Loop Quantize function works wonders .. very useful for me as a handle ...
SOUND QUALITY
I use it with a piano and a scratch .. I plug the microphone jack on the piano .. I must say the sound is really good .. and yet I overload the RC-20 .. I often phrase out over two or three overdubs and sound is good!
OVERALL OPINION
I would do this choice without any hesitation. As mentioned earlier, I had a JamMan (which is fine too) but I would resume a RC-20 because it corresponds better to my utility. For example, I can connect my piano because it is a jack for XLR microphone jack and not .. There is a function to fade out of the loop stop (very useful live). The rythlme are far more diverse than in the JamMan ... In other words, much more useful function in live ... For cons, the Jamna will be much more appropriate for and dials (USB to send and receive samples, memory card, 100 presets ..,...)
In short completely satisfied ..
UTILIZATION
The config is very simple .. the manual is in English but I have not had to because I had a JamMan some time ago and the basic principle is the same ... For those who use it for the first, the french manual can be downloaded from the site of BOSS. and a quick glance may be necessary but you'll quickly get the beast under control.
I had some small difficulties in taking out different mix of early (like, it records the avoerdubs a normal volume and almost no one hears when listening not ..) but now it's going.
Loop Quantize function works wonders .. very useful for me as a handle ...
SOUND QUALITY
I use it with a piano and a scratch .. I plug the microphone jack on the piano .. I must say the sound is really good .. and yet I overload the RC-20 .. I often phrase out over two or three overdubs and sound is good!
OVERALL OPINION
I would do this choice without any hesitation. As mentioned earlier, I had a JamMan (which is fine too) but I would resume a RC-20 because it corresponds better to my utility. For example, I can connect my piano because it is a jack for XLR microphone jack and not .. There is a function to fade out of the loop stop (very useful live). The rythlme are far more diverse than in the JamMan ... In other words, much more useful function in live ... For cons, the Jamna will be much more appropriate for and dials (USB to send and receive samples, memory card, 100 presets ..,...)
In short completely satisfied ..