Meinl Percussion Stomp Box Analog
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Meinl
Percussion Stomp Box Analog
Product Info
Article Number:
481036
Brand:
Meinl
Model:
Percussion Stomp Box Analog
Category:
Stomp/Drum Boxes
Price:
$104.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Meinl Stomp Box Analog is a neat little device for adding organic percussion to your setup. It’s great for folks who want a simple, natural, and affordable way to layer rhythms without needing power or complex effects – think folk, acoustic, or even adding a subtle pulse to a live electronic set.
Product Description
- Meinl Percussion Stomp Box Analog
- Analog stomp box
- Body: Mahogany
- Built-in piezo pickup with volume control
- 6.3 mm Input and output sockets (jack)
- Produces a powerful analog signal
- Rubberized
- non-slip housing
- Passive system
PROS
- • Mahogany body delivers warm, resonant tones for a natural feel
- • Piezo pickup provides surprisingly clear and powerful analog output
- • Rubberized base prevents unwanted movement on stage or in the studio
- • Passive design eliminates need for power, simplifying setup and operation
CONS
- • Limited tonal shaping beyond volume adjustment restricts versatility
- • Mahogany construction makes it relatively heavy for a stomp box
- • Passive nature means relies entirely on preamp gain for volume
Product Video
Key Features
Sounds
Warm, resonant percussion tones with a natural wood character
Controls
Single volume control for output level adjustment
Trigger Surface
Solid mahogany top, providing a responsive and durable striking surface
Connections
Standard 6.3 mm mono input and output jacks
Power Supply
Passive – no external power required
Dimensions
Approximately 10 in x 6 in x 3 in, weight around 2.5 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s closer to a wood block or cajon – more focused and direct than a shaker’s diffuse sound, but warmer than a metal percussion instrument.
Yes, the piezo pickup provides a decent signal level, but you’ll likely need some preamp gain to get a strong, usable signal.
Mahogany is generally stable, but extreme humidity changes can cause slight movement – treat it like any other wooden instrument and avoid drastic temperature shifts.
