Elite Acoustics Engineering’s StompMix puts a digital mixer right at your feet.
The new pedal is essentially a condensed version of the company’s StompMix X6 and boasts four channels in a board-ready enclosure.
The StompMix 4 is powered by a 32-bit 100Mhz DSP engine and sports an easy-to-read full color display on its face.
In addition to on-the-go mixing capabilities, the pedal also provides a host of other features, including reverb, compressor, limiter, EQ, high-pass and notch filter and phase reverse.
There’s also two assignable footswitches, two Class A solid-state mic pre-amps with +48V phantom power, a pair of 1/4″ TS line inputs and two sets of stereo mix outputs.
The StompMix 4 is available for $299.99. For more information, head to Elite Acoustics.
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