Anyone use an Ortega Horse Kick?

[ZackPomerleau]

I’ve considered getting a stomp box I could run through a PA but see they have one that has a cajon sound which sounds cool on video. The fact it sounds kind of like a snare and bass makes it sound more full to me. But since I can’t try it in person I’m iffy, it might sound really stupid compared to just an “analog” one. Has anyone tried one?

[Goat Mick]

Originally Posted by ZackPomerleau

I’ve considered getting a stomp box I could run through a PA but see they have one that has a cajon sound which sounds cool on video. The fact it sounds kind of like a snare and bass makes it sound more full to me. But since I can’t try it in person I’m iffy, it might sound really stupid compared to just an “analog” one. Has anyone tried one?

I haven't tried the active ones, but I did buy the Ortega Annalog and it sounds great inline with my guitar. It sounds very natural and much like a cajon.

[Brent Nelson]

I have owned a couple of different stomp boxes. I've been super happy with my Wazinator Classic. The Classic does take up a bunch of space. But they do have more compact choices as well. I love everything about the Classic.

https://wazinator.com/collections/stompboxes

[Guitars44me]

This:

https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/...d.php?t=659597

All the stomp kicks will depend on the amp/PA used and the potential to eq.

This one is pretty spiffy, and can deliver a serious whomp thru the right rig.

It is light, and comfy, too

Enjoy the search, and boogie on

Paul

[cattrax]

I have the Ortega Horsekick Pro with the five sampled sounds: Tambourine, Cabasa, Cowbell, Kick Drum, Cajon Bass. I have used it in church where I lead worship on acoustic guitar (and with a flute player). Sometimes I'll use the Horsekick Pro to add a bit of percussion. Sounds great!

[Rickenbacker1]

How about a porch board would love to sell it.