Logjam Logarhythm 4 Analog Stomp Box Sapele
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The Essentials to Know About the Logjam Stomp Box
The Essentials to Know About the Logjam Stomp Box
- A real "kick" at your foot : designed to simulate the sound of a bass drum and add an immediate rhythmic foundation to your playing.
- Ultra expressive : highly sensitive response, with nuances that change depending on the point of contact and the force of the strike.
- Simple, reliable, battery-free : passive system, no batteries, plug and play.
- Compact and stage-ready : easy-to-integrate format for pedalboards/acoustic setups, with a non-slip base and handcrafted manufacturing in the UK.
Manufacturer Information
Logjam
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A Stomp Box That Has Become a Classic in Acoustic Setups
The stomp box is one of the most effective solutions to transform a "guitar-vocals" set into a full performance: a bass drum pulse, a steady groove, and accents that create the illusion of a discreet yet present drummer. Logjam has established itself in this realm with stomp boxes designed as true instruments, handmade, and crafted to deliver credible low-end once amplified.
Over the years, these foot percussion devices have found their place both among acoustic guitarists and in more percussive configurations: one-man-band, folk sessions, acoustic pop, or minimalist accompaniment. Some stage musicians have also turned to Logjam stomp boxes in similar formats (notably in acoustic rock and percussive guitar contexts), proving that this type of tool goes far beyond a mere "gadget."
Who the Logjam Stomp Box Is For and Which Styles It Makes a Difference In
The Logjam Stomp Box is aimed at all musicians who want to add rhythm without adding another musician : guitarists (acoustic or electric with clean tone), singers/performers, cajon players, percussionists, harmonica players, or multi-instrumentalists using loop stations.
It excels in styles where the low end is essential: folk, blues, pop, acoustic rock, country, indie, and anything that requires a simple but solid backbeat. Live, it helps fill the space and lock the tempo; in the studio, it provides a very useful organic texture on "live room" takes.
Usage tip: favor an acoustic amplifier or sound system capable of reproducing low frequencies. On a small amp, the impact will naturally be lighter, as the low end requires volume and a suitable speaker.
Technical specifications
| Effects | Looper & Drum Machine | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Natural |
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The logarhythm 4 disappoints me because the sounds emitted are not extraordinary (lack of bass, the device is used on a vox ac 15 tube amp, same if used on a Behringer PMP 4000 amplified mixer connected to HP and subbass, input set to full bass). Surely this device will stay in its box permanently
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Questions frequently asked
Which amp should be used with a Logjam stomp box?
Using an acoustic amplifier or a sound system capable of reproducing low frequencies is recommended. An equalization with more bass and less mids and highs is advised. On a small amplifier, the impact in the low end will be lighter.
Does the Logjam Logarhythm 4 Sapele require a power supply?
It operates passively, without batteries, accumulators, or external power supply, with a stated consumption of 0 mA.
What are the dimensions and wood type of this stomp box?
The top is made of certified sapele and measures 195 x 100 x 45 mm. It weighs approximately 560 g.
Does the sound change depending on how it is tapped?
Depending on the striking area and foot intensity, the surface allows for a fuller pulse or a sharper impact. A hard sole favors a clear attack, while a soft sole rounds the attack.
Can it be used with a loop station?
In a multi-instrumentalist setup with a loop station, this stomp box can provide a bass drum pulse with the foot. Its compact size of 195 x 100 mm makes it easy to integrate on the floor in an acoustic setup.
