musixtools_Big_Foot_Stomp

When playing the instrument in a standing position you may find it more
comfortable to put on the stomping foot in a flat angle. For this, the Big Foot Stomp is ideal. This Video shows you how easy this is.

The edge under which there is the PU, is only 8mm higher than the board on which the foot is positioned. This way you will have a natural posture when playing the instrument.

As with the Pocket Stomp, the sound of the Big Foot Stomp is influenced by the sort of shoe you are wearing as well as by the material of the floor.

The 6,3mm output jack is to be connected with the input of a bass- or acoustic guitar amp.

The top and bottom of the sound chamber are of mahogany, the board onto which the heel is positioned is of meranti or mahogany according to your choice. On the underside, there are anti-slippery cellular rubber feet.

The Big Foot Stomp is custombuilt because the length of the board is individually adjusted to the length of your shoe.
Please measure the total length of your shoe and the distance between the ball and the heel of your foot. When ordering a Big Foot Stomp please indicate these two measures.

As with the Pocket Stomp, the top of the sound chamber may decorated with various wooden purflings. Have a look onto page Detail Gallery.
There, the different decorative purflings for the Pocket Stomp are listed from nos. 01 to 09.

For ordering a Big Foot Stomp without purflings the article number is 210, for orders of a Big Foot Stomp with a wooden purfling the article numbers are 201 to 209 accordingly.

The manufacture of a Big Foot Stomp requires a certain time so that the delivery time is approximately one week from the time of ordering to the time of despatch.

The height of the Big Foot Stomp is approx. 26mm.
The top of the sound chamber is mounted on a frame so that another 8mm must be added at the front.
The width of the Big Foot Stomp is approx. 120mm at the frontedge where the output jack is installed.
Since the length, as described, is individually adjusted, the width at the backside depends on the length, because the Big Foot Stomp has a bottom surface of a frustum of a cone.