Boss vs Digitech live looper suggestions

[Reggiedadog]

Hello to the fretboard massive!
My wedding duo is looking to start doing some live looping to add a new element to our act. I need something with two inputs (jack and xlr), two tracks that can be switched easily. Not too bothered about fx as that's handled elsewhere. Also this will be live looping so I don't need to store loops. Was going to get the RC30 but locally someone is selling a Jamman stereo. Any suggestions from anyone using either or both? Thanks.

[janmulder]

I might be wrong, but I don't think the jamman does dual tracks

[Tico]

If you can swing $549 I'd get the RC-300.

Too many features to list but the main thing is ... for live use having three tracks (in addition to rhythm) is surprisingly more powerful than having only two.
It has many built in virtual effect pedals and a physical expression pedal that can control tons of stuff while your hands are busy on the guitar.
It's so nice to have so much in one box instead of carrying around several pedals with the cables and mudder-friggin batteries that die during your gig!

The RC-300 is in a totally different league than the RC-30.
I knew if I got the 30 I'd lust after, and eventually upgrade to the 300 one day, making some money go POOF.
I felt it was cheaper to buy my last looper first.

The only downside, besides the price, is the RC-300 has SO much flexibility and so many features that you gotta study the manual ... Sorry Dude!

[Reggiedadog]

Cheers for that man. Will take a look at the 300 as well.