Oak Toekicker Acoustic Stompbox Foot Percussion | Tap Foot For Kick Drum Sound While Playing Guitar

Audience engaging Stomp Box
Anyone can play
Adding a rhymical element to a performance is the best way to get an audience engaged. With the Kopf Percussion ToeKicker Acoustic Stomp Box, establishing a driving beat is as easy as tapping your foot. Simply plug in with a standard instrument cable and you can add a powerful kick drum sound to your solo performance.

Built for tone
The ToeKicker is a foot drum that is construction from solid Red Oak and has a passive internal contact microphone that is custom built specifically for this purpose. The microphone is velocity sensitive, meaning that the harder you tap your foot, the louder the sound. It is light weight and compact enough carry in your guitar case.

[robertleslie]

I have the Kopf. Plugged straight into a Fender 10w bass amp it sounds okay but just okay. I turn the unit around as I am a heel tapper. I use it to rehearse. It does the job.

[joshuamuheim]

Hey there!

I own an ANNAlog (passive pickup), but it's a bit quiet for my purpose: I'm using a Roland Mobile Cube, and even when volume is on max, the kick sound still is not very loud. I wonder whether getting a Horse Kick would solve the problem, as it is an active unit (battery powered)? Can you confirm that an active unit is noticeably louder than a passive one? And is it possible to connect the Horse Kick directly to an 1/8" AUX input? Thank you.