Percussion Where to get a Stomp Box

[Two Voices]

I am looking for a Stomp Box available in the UK (preferably) and ‘In Stock’. Something I can plug into my Amp such as the Ellis Stomp Box.

Any suggestions on suppliers and other brands I can look at would be most appreciated!

 

[singlereed]

http://www.nevadamusic.co.uk/guitar/effects/logjam-logarhythm-foot-percussion-stomp-box any good?
http://www.imuso.co.uk/Effects/1798...ercussion-Foot-Pedal?utm_source=googleproduct
http://www.themusicroom-online.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4436

 

[Jules]

back in my days playing with busking blues/skiffle bands a breadboard and pzm mic was the stomp box of choice.....

 

[Two Voices]

http://www.nevadamusic.co.uk/guitar/effects/logjam-logarhythm-foot-percussion-stomp-box any good?
http://www.imuso.co.uk/Effects/1798...ercussion-Foot-Pedal?utm_source=googleproduct
http://www.themusicroom-online.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=4436

Thanks for that! Do you have any experiences of them? Especially the last one on your list.

back in my days playing with busking blues/skiffle bands a breadboard and pzm mic was the stomp box of choice.....

Interesting! I have looked at some DIY Stomp Boxes but they tend to be bulky, but a breadboard would be quite robust and neat. Did you place the mike on top of the board?

 

[Jules]

seem to remember our guitarist notching a slot out of the bottom with a router (or chisel) and mounting the PZM in it...

 

[Two Voices]

Thanks Jules! I might give that a whirl if I can get hold of the Mic and a Breadboard.

 

[Two Voices]

I'm wondering if this Mic might do the job -->> http://www.kingsaudio.co.uk/prod/10663/atr4697-omnidirectional-condenser-boundary-microphone .

 

[Jules]

looks like the sort of thing, Seem to remember blakeys on the boots were a good move too....

 

[Two Voices]

Thanks Jules! If I do make it, I'll post some pics of it

 

[kevgermany]

Does this help?

http://tomdukich.com/stomp box.html

 

[Two Voices]

Thanks Kev! I had seen that Stomp Box, but it is too complicated for what I need. A simple mic plug into my Amp with a board over the top of it is ample! The bottom link that Singlereed post only costs £45. It might be cheap to get than the total cost of making one. The mic is £25 and I've seen a breadboard for £20.