Meinl Percussion STB6 The Ultimate Kick Stomp Box
Product information "Meinl Percussion STB6 The Ultimate Kick Stomp Box"
Meinl Percussion The Ultimate Stomp Boxes
The Meinl Percussion Digital Stomp Box is an electronic stomp box that produces rhythmic accompaniment sounds for music when tapped with the foot.
Each pedal features pre-programmed sound effects that integrate seamlessly into various musical styles.
The large Meinl button is highly responsive and ensures interference-free playing. This pedal is especially suitable for guitarists, cajon players or multi-instrumentalists.
Equipped with high-quality 6.35-mm inputs and outputs (TRS), the signal can be routed to any amplifier or a PA system.
Sounds STB6:
- Kick Bass
- Pop Kick
- Soft Kick
- 808 Bass
- 909 Bass
- SDS Bass
- Cannon Kick
- Doom Kick
- Bass "n" Ride
- Oriental
- Doumbek Bass
- 808 Subkick
- Analog Out: yes
- Chassis type: Foot Pedal/ Stompbox
- Dimensions: 14 cm x 10 cm x 4 cm
- Display: yes
- Enclosure: Plastic
- Housing Colour: black/ gray/ white
- Includes: 1 Piece
- Number of single pads: 1
- Outputs: 6,3 mm Mono-Jack
- Power supply: 2 x AA 1.5V Batteries (not included)
- Product code: STB6
- Sounds: 12 Kick Sounds
- 6.3 mm Jack output
- suitable for studio: yes
Founded in 1978, Meinl Percussion sets out to meet virtually every need for a wide variety of percussion instruments for beginners, intermediate players and professional musicians thanks to its huge product range - the "The Ultimate Selection". To ensure the high demands for durability, maximum playing comfort and the best possible sound, the materials used must be carefully selected and crafted with the utmost precision and the know‑how accumulated over decades. Only in this way can Meinl Percussion live up to its own standards and satisfy everyone, from beginners to the professional musicians on the world’s biggest stages. Behind the name "Meinl Percussion" stands an experienced team of product developers, marketing specialists and sales experts who, in close collaboration with artists such as Diego Galé and Luis Conte, work tirelessly to improve the products and expand the range so that virtually every wish and requirement of musicians worldwide can be met in the future and the company can continue to be a pioneer in innovation and assortment.
With cajons, one of the most widespread percussion instruments, Meinl offers a spectrum of designs that is hard to beat. With the cajons of the Snarecraft Series, which are particularly suitable for beginners, no compromises are made in terms of materials or workmanship despite the affordable price. The bodies of these cajons, as well as those of the midrange cajons in the Woodcraft and Woodcraft Professional Series, are made from high-quality Baltic birch in Europe. These series also offer a wide selection of playing surfaces made from exotic woods to provide a broad palette of different tones. The Artisan Edition cajons are the spearhead of cajon craftsmanship. Handcrafted in Spain in collaboration with cajon master José Hernandes Diaz Pepote, these cajons leave nothing to be desired in terms of looks, sound and workmanship and get the best out of the possibilities of this versatile instrument. Even here, at the top end of exclusivity, individuality and choice are not lacking. In total, seven series are built by Pepote for Meinl in Spain. All models, from the affordable Tango Line to the highly professional Martinete Line, are individually crafted with uncompromising workmanship and, alongside flawless finishing of the finest woods, deliver a highly precise response that conveys the groove, soul and emotion of playing effortlessly to fellow musicians and the audience.
To experience the complete Meinl Percussion range with all your senses, we recommend a visit to our Walldorf branch. On site we host the first Meinl Flagship Store in Europe, where you will find the entire Meinl Percussion portfolio and of course you can play and try everything out.
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Love the build quality, sound and functionality. The price was great, but unfortunately when shipping to Norway, I had to pay almost 50 % in customs etc, so the price ended up more expensive than if I had just bought it here in Norway. Still happy with the product though.
