Snare Beats from Your Feet
The Logjam Terl Bryant SE Rattlebox Stomping Snare is the yin to your stompbox's yang. Whether you stomp it or place in on your 14" snare and hit it, this portable stomper produces snare-like backbeats, or with a little EQ work, satisfying bass tones — which work great for spicing up small-ensemble and solo acoustic performances. Inside the Rattlebox's choice sapele and Baltic birch box is a real set of snare wires. When played with the feet, Rattlebox re-creates the 2-and-4 backbeat that folk and modern music relies so heavily upon; when played with hands, Rattlebox resembles the woody, organic attack of a cajon. The Logjam Terl Bryant SE Rattlebox's nonslip rubber base keeps it secure on carpet or hard floors.
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Logjam stompboxes are the artist's choice
Logjam stompboxes of the UK are the folk artist's choice for adding rhythm to a solo performance. Every Logjam instrument is made from choice hardwoods to provide the organic look and tone that acoustic performances demand. Internal piezo pickups with 1/4" outputs make these stompers easy to amplify, and their small size makes them much easier to cart around than traditional drums.
Logjam Terl Bryant SE Rattlebox Stomping Snare Features:
- Stompbox with internal snare wires
- Can also be placed on a 14" snare
- Re-creates snare backbeats
- Spices up acoustic performances
- Gets audiences on their feet
- Great for folk or modern music
- Sapele/Baltic birch box provides a quality look and tone
- Sounds like a snare acoustically or plugged in
- Can be EQed for traditional stompbox bass effects
- Low impact and easy to play
- Ergonomic angle invites long sets
- Compact and easy to travel with
- Standard 1/4" output — use with an amplifier or PA
