Customer Reviews:
 Boss BR900CD Excelent product December 9, 2009
Hector P. Ayala Garcia (Mexico)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This product is great and a dream for AMATEUR musicians who record alone, that is, I do not have so much time to practice with a band and record so this product gives the chance to integrate drums, bass simulators and a lot of effects.
Not that easy to use if you have never record before but for sure reading the manual/ watching tutorials is a great help to explode everything it has
I am very happy with it, very recomendable
 great when you figure it out! March 23, 2009
lamar (new orleans)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
if your not good w electronics, this br900 is going to take you some time, it took me way to long. once you get the basics down, do not hesitate to call thier 1800 help line, the guys are kinda pricks, but they tell you what you need to know.
ups to the br900, as many inputs as they could fit, 1/4, xlr, midi out, usb, rca line out and line in(line in is crucial when using effects processors such as kaoss, or even external mixers(djs).
the built in effects sound good, they have three banks, guitar, mic, and line, ive used them all,
and the price has went way down, i paid 699 bout two years ago.
some do not like that it records to compact flash, but they are so cheap now that should not be a problem.
the headache for me was not recording, it was mastering and burning the disc,but w sum help from the guys at boss, they talked me through it, and i burn a disc everytime i use it, if you got music in you that you want to record, this is an affordable, quick way to do it,
Solid and simple November 21, 2007
John F. Hutton (Colorado, US)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I purchased this unit to do some recording (mainly voice, piano, and ensemble). While it took many more $$ to get the cables and microphones, this is now the foundation of a solid solution.
It is easy to use (although not painless) and the manual is not the greatest. I'm sure there are many more features that I just don't use. Several features seem targeted at more "rock" than the classical I do.
It hooks to the computer without to much trouble. It also does a reasonable job cutting tracks to CD on its own (but it is slow since most of the mixing and burning is in real (i.e. x1 time).
I have one outing where I recorded an entire concert, but I have yet to try and mix this down to individual tracks (and wonder if I will need some better software than Nero).
All together, this is a solid unit for a reasonable price.
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