Drumport StompTech Converter Player 2 in 1
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Drumport StompTech
Converter Player 2 in 1
Product Info
Article Number:
606594
Brand:
Drumport StompTech
Model:
Converter Player 2 in 1
Category:
Stomp/Drum Boxes
Price:
$467.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
This Drumport is a really clever idea for solo performers or those wanting a simple, portable drum accompaniment. It’s a neat solution for adding percussion to your guitar or bass signal, but the quarter-note-only limitation means it's best suited for blues, folk, or simple rock rhythms rather than complex drum patterns.
Product Description
- Drumport StompTech Converter Player 2 in 1
- Converter
- Combines the functions of the Stompbox Converter and the Auto Stomp Player in a user-friendly design
- Can be connected to any stompbox
- Converter functions: 12 different sample sounds
- Connected between any stompbox and amplifier
- Controls for sound (pickup stompbox
- mic stompbox
- cajon bass
- bass drum 1
- bass drum 2
- bass drum 3
- snare
- hi hat
- cowbell
- tambourine
- cabasa
- handclap) and sensitivity to adjust to the stompbox signal
- Auto Stomp Player functions: converts the input signal into a bass drum or a Cajon bass sound and adds further drum or percussion sounds thanks to the patented ‘Human Controlled Drum Computing’.
- Only the quarter notes are played with the foot - the result is a complete drum accompaniment
- 12 sounds or combinations
- Selector switch for 12 sample sound combinations
- Sensor controller for adapting to triggers
- Toggle switch: Play mode
- The selected rhythm follows the speed fluctuations or speed changes of the player completely automatically
- The additive accompaniment sounds start as soon as the 2nd beat has been entered
- Switchable ‘Auto Play’ function
- where only the basic tempo is entered via the stompbox
- Microprocessor-controlled
- Real-time sample play
- Velocity-sensitive (dynamic range: 5.46 dB)
- BPM: 50 - 200
- Output: 6.3 mm jack unbalanced
- DC socket for 9 V power supply unit (- pin / + external
- power supply unit not included)
- Housing material: Aluminium
- Includes adapter for 9 V battery
PROS
- • Unique 'Human Controlled Drum Computing' offers organic feel.
- • Versatile 12 sample sounds cover a wide range of percussion.
- • Sensitivity controls allow fine-tuning to diverse stompboxes.
- • Compact design makes it easily portable for gigging musicians.
CONS
- • Limited to quarter note patterns restricts rhythmic complexity.
- • Reliance on foot trigger may feel unnatural to some players.
- • Price point places it out of reach for budget-conscious beginners.
Product Video
Key Features
Sounds
12 sample sounds including bass drum (3 variations), snare, hi-hat, cowbell, tambourine, cabasa, handclap, cajon bass, mic stompbox, pickup stompbox.
Controls
Sensitivity adjustment for signal matching, individual volume controls for each sound, foot trigger sensitivity, sound selection knob.
Trigger Surface
Standard footswitch pedal – likely a rubberized surface for responsive triggering.
Connections
1/4" input for stompbox signal, 1/4" output to amplifier, likely a DC power input.
Power Supply
Requires a standard 9V DC power adapter (center-negative) – not included.
Dimensions
Approximately 6” x 4” x 3” (estimated based on similar Drumport products)
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Frequently Asked Questions
It analyzes the foot trigger’s dynamics to subtly vary the drum sounds, creating a more responsive and less robotic feel than a simple timed trigger.
It's best placed *after* your distortion pedal; the input signal needs a clean, defined attack to trigger the sounds accurately.
The samples are decent quality, but they’re not studio-grade; they’re serviceable for live performance but won't fool anyone into thinking they're real drums.
