Peterman Acoustic
Mega stomp professional stomp box with snare sound.
Mega stomp professional stomp box with snare sound.
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(Video shows the dual mega stomp with bass and snare)
The Peterman Mega Stomp professional stomp box is a complete foot percussion unit designed for professional musicians. It features a housed Peterman Puck 'n Stompa Snare in a Peterman Mega Stomp base station. It produces a snare/shaker sound when stomped with your foot.
Product features:
- easy and comfortable toe or heel playing
- suitable for standing or seated playing
- small and portable design
- beautiful hardwood timber construction with a vulcanised rubber hockey puck
- handmade in Australia
Dimensions: 300x140x30mm
Colour: Light timber (natural variation depending on supply)
Pickups: professional grade dynamic transducer
Outputs: standard quarter-inch phono 'jack'
The Peterman Mega Stomp professional stomp box is a complete foot percussion unit designed for professional musicians. It features a housed Peterman Puck 'n Stompa ToK in a Peterman Mega Stomp base station, producing a crisp snare and shaker sound when stomped with your foot. Features: - Easy and comfortable toe or heel playing - Suitable for standing or seated playing - Small and portable design - Beautiful hardwood timber construction with vulcanised rubber hockey puck - Handmade in Australia Specifications: Dimensions: 300 x 140 x 30mm Colour: Light timber (natural variation depending on supply) Pickup: Professional grade dynamic transducer Output: Standard quarter-inch phono jack
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Hi
Firstly, I appreciate the innovation & work you have put into your range of products. Well done.
However, I’m not entirely happy with the Snare Stomp. It sounds more like a “drum stick on the rim” rather than a snare (to me anyway).
Then there is the moving around on the floor issue. I played a gig last night and my Wild Dog stomp kick drum sounding pedal didn’t move an inch, whereas I had to gaffer tape the Snare to the hardwood floor.
I’m thinking about using the wooden foot rest/puck holder as a template to make a more solid wood unit with different rubber feet.
I do like the fact that the unit is passive - no batteries to worry about. And I do like the way that the Wild Dog is also passive. It makes for an easy set up.
Anyway, that’s my 2 cents worth. I’ll keep using the Snare Pedal for a bit, but may revert back to using a foot tambourine & SM57 mic.
Cheers
Hi Dr Martin, yes the snare is not a drum sample, and it's not really a snare drum sound.. more like a snare on a cajon I suppose or maybe a shaker maracas. anyway its intended to fill the same frequency range and offer a alternating beat to the bass sound. and for this it works well!
slipping on the floor, yes this can be a problem with the lighter units.. as the heavier stomp boxes stay more put.. but are less convenient when traveling.. Let me know how you go, there maybe solutions I have here that you may not have seen..
Peter
I bought a mega bass stompbox. to use when practicing with a small group of musicians, instead taking a bass drum to practice just used stomp and snare so easy, Fits in the car easily as well.Great product recomend to anyone.