Boss RC-1 Loop Station

The Boss RC-1 Loop Station is our simplest and most user-friendly Loop Station ever, and it’s a ton of fun! Since the RC-20 Loop Station was first released in 2001, BOSS has led the way by continually releasing new looping products. Though they’ve been used and enjoyed by various looping artists and performers, BOSS still pursued an easier and more affordable solution. The RC-1 is a straightforward looper that is easy to operate. Experience the fun of looping when you record, playback, overdub, and undo or redo loops using this compact BOSS stompbox. And of course, the RC-1 retains the BOSS quality and performance that musicians around the world have come to expect and rely on.

On the top panel, there is a new and innovative loop indicator, which consists of a 24-segment LED laid out in a circular pattern. You can quickly and easily determine the current status of the Rec/Overdub/Play modes. With a maximum 12 minutes of stereo recording time, the RC-1 is capable of capturing any extended performance that you can create or imagine! The stereo in/out jacks can be used with stereo effects and amplifiers. Additionally, they allow you to connect stereo instruments, such as synthesizers. Other convenient features include battery and AC power, as well as flexible external footswitching capabilities. The RC-1 is an especially great partner to start enjoying looping!

Creativity Made Easy

Class-Leading
Sound Quality

12 Minutes
Recording Time

The compact and rugged RC-1 is ideal for all types of musicians, from guitarists and bassists to keyboardists, electronic wind players, and more. The user-friendly design keeps you focused on creativity, allowing you to explore ideas and experiment without being inhibited by technical hurdles. Thanks to 12 minutes of stereo recording time, you can loop freely and capture everything from short grooves to long jams and improvisations.

Visual Precision

Easy to
Operate

Built to
Last

The RC-1’s easy-to-read multicolor LED provides a wealth of information in a small space. It lights up brightly during recording, playback, and overdubbing, so your loop status is always clear. A circular indicator moves during operation, either in a continuous rotation to represent the entire loop length or a faster rotation that reflects subdivisions. This elegant display also serves as a handy visual aid to confirm stop, erase, and undo/redo actions, meaning you know exactly what’s going on every step of the way.