Logjam Logarhythm Mk4 - Piezo Stomper
Logjam Logarhythm Mk4 - Piezo Stomper Reviews
You tap your foot while you perform, so why not transform that into your rhythm section with the Logjam Logarhythm Mk4 stomper? The third-generation Logarhythm has a smoother radius on the stomping area, for more comfort over long playing periods. Musicians at Sweetwater like piezo stompers such as the Logarhythm Mk4 because they don't require batteries or a power supply. Just connect it to an amp or PA system with a 1/4" cable, and you're ready to trigger an electronic bass drum sound with a tap of your foot. Put a powerful rhythmic accent under your foot with the Logjam Logarhythm Mk4 stomper.
While this isn't an item we normally stock, we can still get it to you as fast as possible due to our great relationship with Logjam. Go ahead and place your order and we'll follow up shortly to let you know when to expect it. Estimated May 2026.
Guts came loose
How hard can it be to drill a hole in a block of wood and fasten a piezo inside? We may never know. To be fair I used mine a lot over the last couple of years but now it makes a very audible click when you strike it like there is something loose inside. I use it wrapped in a microfiber cloth to soften the blow when the sole of your shoe hits it and run it through a LR Bagg Para Acoustic DI and it sounded great before it started clicking. I've taken the cover off and repacked it and it helped for a while but is back to clicking now. Guess I'll have to try and find a better remedy. I would have been your biggest fan Logjam.
AAACCCKKKK !
OK decent sound I suppose. However. Mine stopped working after just a handful of months with minimal use.
Have to send it to Logjam for repair.
I got curious what actually made it tick and took it apart. Two wire microphone style pickup in there. Cheap build internally. Very fragile.
Logjam will do a complete refurbish at no charge and pay return shipping as long as I pay the $ the shipping to England.
The whole thing has me a tad irritated so I've procrastinated returning it for return.
Logjam stomper
Not bad for what it is. I don't know how it would work through a small amp but running direct through my small PA, (which does have a small sub) it sounds great.
Don't Count It Out
I received this stomp box as a birthday gift, and as the other review states, it is rather quiet on its' own. However, as with many piezo instruments, it benefited greatly by being paired with a DI box - in this case I used an inexpensive Behringer ADI 21, and that made all the difference. With a little help, the instrument has a warm, full sound, and the width of the box allows the player to coax out a number of different tones, depending on foot placement.
Should this instrument be louder? Absolutely. However, with a little gain boost it has an appealing sound, and a surprising amount of versatility - I'll hang on to it.
Not loud enough
I hooked this up to my Mackie FXPRO 8 channel mixer with a 1/4 inch cord. I had to crank the volume and gain all the way and it was barely loud enough. This might work fine for a quieter finger style player, but it didn't have the umph I need.
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