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What Is A Stompbox?


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A small wooden structure with a pick up inside, so guitarists can tap their feet to produce a booming percussion sound - like amplifying the sound of your foot tapping on a wooden stage. Built by West Australian luthier Andrew Ellis, these boxes look fantastic and are all handmade to last. Different sounds can be produced depending on what part of the box you tap, and different-soled shoes will affect tonal output too

 

Sending a signal from the Stomp Box is easy enough : one jack, no controls; in terms of maintenance and so forth, there's very little to do. So, just how good can a wood block sound, if a wood block can sound good? The emphasis is on a woody bass 'thunk'

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The Schaller pickup is installed so that each corner and side will produce a different sound, when tapped. Also, depending on your shoe (ie the sole material) you will find a variety of sounds.
Ellis Stomp Boxes are built to last, when used properly. They are not designed to be stomped on, particularly directly onto the timber top. You only need to tap the corners or sides to achieve a great result. Using solid Australian timbers and exotic guitar woods, the Stomp Boxes are hand made the the old way - to last!


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