Copyright © 05.09.2007 Bentmettle Music / Wazinator. All rights reserved.
acoustic stomp box, stompbox, timber Wazinator KSB-219 is the ultimate acoustic stompbox. Ideal for solo guitarists, sitting or standing and percussionists wanting a thumping bass bottom end.
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With over 180 units sold worldwide
the Wazinator is rapidly gaining
acceptance amongst artists
as a dependable, round, bass rich
sounding stomp box, on any stage
timber or concrete.
The Wazinator KSB-219 is
extremely resistant to feedback.
Acoustically designed to fill in the
audio spectrum beneath an
acoustic guitar so the KSB-219
doesn't intrude into the sound of
your guitar. Whether your finger
pick'n or strumming the Wazinator
supports your playing to make you
sound fuller.
The foot platform is only 28mm
from the floor allowing guitarist,
drummers and percussionists to
comfortably use the Wazinator
while standing or sitting.

Designed to be plugged into a bass amp or PA, the KSB-219 has an amazing
spectrum of usable sound. With a little EQ tweaking (and you won't be short on bass!)
the sound can be sculptured to your taste.
The patent pending pickup design (Aust, USA, Europe) is a new innovation from
Bentmettle Music Australia. It is both pump action and acoustic. The pump action
insures a full bottom end with little foot pressure and the acoustic pickup allows the
warm tonal character of the instrument to show up in the overall sound of the
performer.

The Wazinator KSB-219 is equipped with a built in safely valve which kicks in when
you kick hard. This safely feature acts like a compressor and is designed to attenuate
the output level but maintain the full character of the instrument. With such a powerful
bottom end this is important in protecting your speakers.
All this power and convenience in an instrument small enough to fit in your gig bag.
Also the electronics are all passive meaning there is no batteries to worry about when
your doing your show.








What is an acoustic stompbox? It's traditionally a wooden box with a vocal microphone placed inside. The microphone is wrapped in cloth and plugged into a PA or bass amp. The box is placed under foot and used as a thud or bass pulse by stomping on the timber. Used mainly by solo guitarists this is a great way to add a driving percussive element to your music.
Before the advent of the stompbox performers playing on a timber stage found that by stamping the floor or the base of a microphone stand they could make a thudding sound that came through the PA.
A microphone in a box can sound very good, but is prone to problems of inconsistent sound, feedback and lack of real bottom end. Enter the Wazinator KSB-219.
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"Your instrument is very professional and it will be a very important element in my percussion set up! I like its sound and power! Thank you again Waz" "I started to use your instrument on live stage and in recording session with big success! Everybody likes that sound!" - Marco Fadda
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Marco Fadda demonstrates just how funky the Wazinator can sound - in the first video the Wazinator is featured in the LP percussion promo video.....
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Greg Shehan cooking up a storm
on 2 Wazinators. One up top one
down below. NICE...
Try this you tube for a bit of fun,
who said you need a big foot!