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What is the difference between FM and AM? You can connect your phone through Bluetooth and enjoy the features of either system if you choose. I tested both and was pleased with how easy the setup was. It takes all of 30 seconds to pair your phone to the stereo and get right into CarPlay or Android Auto. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay offer a better, more updated user interface.

Inside these apps you can play music from various apps, play videos, get directions and even make phone calls using the wired microphone. My callers report that calls are clear with limited background noise to drown out my voice. The stock speakers were almost chaotically bad when connected to the stock stereo. Lows were too low, highs were too high and the sound overall felt a bit like trying to listen to music through a pillow. It makes me want to upgrade my speakers and see if I can turn my car into a rolling symphony.

The unit accepts the most common audio and video file types so you could listen to your lossless music if you want to or kick back and watch a movie if you want. The radio tuner sounds pretty good, with my local channels getting as good reception with the BEWCPA as it did with the stock stereo. This is a system that depends heavily on being connected to a phone. Pre-amp outputs also include front, rear and subwoofer at 2 volts, each. Boss added some additional features to its system that give it even more of a factory feel.

You can connect steering wheel controls to operate the stereo from your wheel, even. Register your product and stay up-to-date with the latest warranty information. Explore in-depth articles on BOSS pedals and get inspiring knowledge to help spark your creativity.

This loaded pedal delivers more of everything—more great sounds, more delay time, more control options, and more connectivity. And it does it all in a standard BOSS pedal that slides easily into any mono or stereo setup. Eleven modes provide delay colors from basic to exotic, plus a looper with unlimited overdub capability and external control support. Jack Gardiner performed with wider variety of delay tones in DD Phil Dyer kindly introduces the tonal diversity on DD-8 with multiple settings from crystal clear, lush ambient to creative delay sound.

Process sounds before and after capture with a huge range of FX, including time-based FX that automatically sync with loops and the built-in rhythms. Tap into unprecedented control with nine footswitches and the ability to instantly recall different assignments with three pedal modes. The RC is highly customizable, allowing you to configure the looper to perfectly suit your personal workflow.

The footswitches and pedal modes feature a multitude of assignable CTL parameters that include track operations, FX and rhythm functions, tap tempo, and more. In some cases, you can use a single footswitch to trigger different functions with a press, hold, or double-click. Two control jacks are available for external footswitches or expression pedals, and each has its own dedicated set of parameters. And with seven top-level screen variations, you can get real-time feedback on a variety of current operations.

Up to four Input FX and Track FX can be used at once, and you can store banks of four in each section for quick recall, along with toggle or momentary button settings for each type. Packed with versatile connectivity, the RC is ready for any loop performance style. Three stereo output pairs, a headphones output, and an output mixer are also available, complete with assignable routing options and master reverb and compressor effects.