Automatic Stompbox Bass Drum Synth

US Ploytec releases BOOM KICK – the stomp box that keeps stomping      11/10/22

Ploytec, the South German audio specialists and DobBroMan, singer/songwriter and blues artist from Berlin, have co-developed BOOM KICK, an automatic stomp box. They say that, once started, BOOM KICK will keep stomping and your feet will thank you for that. Here's more details in their own words...

Beyond tap tempo, it allows to sync to what else might be going on - In case there are more than one person on stage, and some MIDI gear is also active. Also, it is possible to fine-adjust the tempo while it's running. Boom Kick notices if the player is slightly ahead or behind quarter notes and gets its Bass Drum back on the beat. It does so by smoothly accelerating or slowing down for a moment in order to get in sync.

The three preset sounds can be edited on the unit with seven parameters, offering seven values each, up to 823,543 possible sound combinations. There are a number of different play modes available, a headphone output (not affected by the "mute" function), and the MIDI clock output to sync advanced loopers or drum computers simultaneously

BOOM KICK is powered via a 9V, 300mA (or more) typical guitar pedal power supply (not included).

Pricing and Availability:
Introductory price: EUR 349 (Regular price: EUR 399)

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