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Je kunt vanaf nu flink besparen op geselecteerde Hughes & Kettner-producten. Of je nu het legendarische buizengeluid wilt of op zoek bent naar een compacte, krachtige pedaalversterker voor je systeem – dit is het perfecte moment om de Equipment te halen waar je al lang je oog op hebt laten vallen.

Effect Pedal for Electric Guitar

  • Compact single-channel guitar amplifier in stomp box format
  • Power amp with 50 watts into 4 ohms, 25 watts into 8 ohms, 12.5 watts into 16 ohms
  • Fully analogue, latency-free Spirit Tone Generator technology
  • Serial FX loop - adjustable and footswitchable
  • Adjustable solo function - footswitchable - 0 to +6 dB
  • Controls: Master, Sagging, Gain, Presence, Resonance, Tone, Solo Volume
  • Footswitch: solo, bypass/FX loop
  • Input: 6.3 mm jack
  • Output: 6.3 mm jack
  • Send/Line output: 6.3 mm jack
  • Return: 6.3 mm jack
  • Mains adapter connection: Hollow female plug 5.5 x 2.1 mm, negative pole inside
  • Power consumption: 2500 mA
  • Power supply via 24 V DC mains adapter (included)
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 132 x 52 x 153 mm
  • Weight: 650 g

Note: Battery operation is not supported.

  • Leverbaar sinds Maart 2022
  • artikelnummer 538663
  • verkoopseenheid 1 stuk
  • Power 50 W
  • EQ Non
  • Effect Loop No
  • Recording Out No
  • Headphone Out No
  • Design Floor Effect
  • Tube(s) Yes
  • Connections for Pedals or Switches Yes

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Maximum control, minimum fuss

The Hughes & Kettner StompMan is a fully functional guitar amplifier the size of a single effects pedal – for modern guitarists looking for the greatest possible flexibility from the smallest possible device. This single-channel analogue amp uses the company's proprietary Spirit Tone Generator technology to deliver a dynamic playing feel and an authentic tube amp character, without any latency or digital shortcuts. It's a pocket-sized powerhouse, with a maximum power output of 50W at 4 ohms (or 25W at 8 ohms and 12.5W at 16 ohms); users can also fine-tune gain, presence, resonance, and tone. With an FX loop that can be patched in manually and an adjustable solo function with boost, the Hughes & Kettner StompMan is more than just an "emergency amp": It's a fully equipped toolkit for the stage, the studio, and every pedalboard. Lightweight, robust, and entirely user-oriented, this is a pedal that can do more than just amplify!

Hughes&Kettner StompMan

An analogue brain for your pedalboard

The StompMan is a single-channel guitar amplifier with a 50W maximum output, designed to function as the centrepiece of pedal-based setups. Hughes & Kettner's analogue Spirit Tone Generator gives guitarists a dynamic playing feel with authentic tube response. The initial sound output can be shaped to dial in tight and punchy attack or soft, dynamic compression using the device's gain, tone, presence, and resonance controls, as well as the fully adjustable "sagging" control. The adjustable solo boost (+0 to +6dB) can be activated via footswitch, as can the serial FX loop, which also serves as an insert path for modulation or time-based effects like delay and reverb. Thanks to its line-out and return input, the StompMan can be flexibly integrated into a signal chain at the front of a pedalboard, or as a fly rig, backup amp, or recording device. The uncluttered control panel makes using the StompMan easy and intuitive: No menu, no display, no fuss.

Hughes&Kettner StompMan, detail

For purists and pragmatists

The StompMan was developed for guitarists who are looking for a compact, analogue powerhouse for modern setups – installed right on their main pedalboard, in the gear bag as a backup amp, or for recording on the go. It's absolutely ideal for players who look to their pedals first when creating their signature sound, and who need a responsive, honest amplifier to build on. Pragmatic players in everyday live situations also stand to benefit from the StompMan’s simplicity: It's lightweight, reliable, and produces enough power for the stage or rehearsal room. The device is perhaps less suited to traditional amp tweakers who like to get their hands dirty with fine-tuned preamp characteristics and channel switching: Hughes & Kettler has deliberately kept these aspects to a minimum. The StompMan's strengths lie in its accessible immediacy, its natural dynamics, and its playing feel, which offers an authenticity rarely found in compact amps of this type.

Hughes&Kettner StompMan, Effect pedal for electric guitar

About Hughes & Kettner

Hughes & Kettner is one of the largest German suppliers of guitar and bass amplifiers. Founded in 1984 by Hans and Lothar Stamer under the name Stamer Musikanlagen GmbH, the manufacturer from St. Wendel in the Saarland can boast of its numerous innovations. For example, its first venture into the field of guitar amplifiers, the ASR64 from 1986, was the first programmable amplifier in the world. Thanks to its compact format, the Cream Machine of 1987 can be counted among the very first mini tube amplifiers. Equally influential were the Red Box analogue speaker simulation, the first six-channel amplifier (the Triamp), and the ZenTera, which used modelling technology in an integrated amplifier even before Line 6.

Main Character or Sidekick?

The StompMan is versatile, whether as the main amp on the pedalboard, as a reliable backup amp, or as a clean output stage for preamp pedals. By patching in modulation and delay effects using the manual FX loop, guitarists can quickly set up a fully-fledged rig in miniature – ideal for more intimate performances or in cramped jam spaces. A modelling preamp can also be fed in via the return, with the StompMan left to deal with the amplification itself. Thanks to the line out, even inexperienced sound techs can set up a direct connection to an audio interface or FOH, making the StompMan perfect for home recording, live gigs – or for hooking up to a traditional speaker cab. This is a device for anyone who wants an analogue, direct, and latency-free compact amp – it's no less than a modular, expandable control centre, one which can be seamlessly integrated into a wide variety of setups. The StompMan is powered by a 24-volt power cable, which is of course included in the package.

Connections, rear panel, Hughes&Kettner StompMan

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Great clean tones, somewhat sterile crunch/overdrive tones.
Amerci 26.04.2022
I've got one of these and tried it. Clean tone is extremely good, can work with it very comfortably - one can get awesome clean tones with it.

Crunch/over-driven tone.... I couldn't get anywhere close to my real tube amp here (using same guitar, same over-drive pedal in front of it, etc). I found it to be quite sterile.

Now, if they make a version of this with the Vintage voicing or Rock voicing (a-la their 'Spirit of Vintage' or 'Spirit of Rock'), then that might be something; you never know... they might do that. Would definitely give it a try if they do.
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Super impressed
luchof26 21.04.2022
I love the clean and crunch sound of this thing. I have only used it for recording and I can even push it into lead territory. The sounds are better and more importantly feels better than most if not all of the modelling options out there. It feels like playing through an amp. I can't wait to try it with the full band, but I get the feeling that I won't miss the Orange too much.
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Tolle Features, kleine Macken
chr1stoph 13.04.2022
H&K bringt meist Instrumente heraus, die an Feature-Reichtum nicht zu überbieten sind, zumindest nicht in der Analogwelt. Der Stompman ist keine Ausnahme. Mit diesem Ding wird aus einem Pedal Board ein vollwertiges Topteil, das man direkt an eine Gitarrenbox anschließt, und allein der schaltbare Einschleifweg und der regelbare Volume Boost sind das Eintrittsgeld schon wert.

Trotz sechs Drehreglern hat der Stompman allerdings keine Bass- Mitten- Höhenklangregelung, sondern nur einen Tone-Regler, der mir wie der Blackstar LSF zu funktionieren scheint: rechts Marshall-Höhen, links Boogie-Mitten. Aber das ist in Ordnung - die Feinregelung wird man auf den vorgeschalteten Pedalen vornehmen. Nicht so überzeugt bin ich vom Sagging-Regler, den H&K ja auf fast allen "Black Spirit"-Geräten verbaut und preist wie ein Geschenk Gottes. Wozu man die damit einzustellende simulierte Endstufen-Kompression bei einer Bodenpedal-Plattform braucht, weiß ich nicht, und nur aus Röhrenamp-Nostalgie damit seinen Sound vermatschen? Aber kein Problem, auf 9 Uhr hört man den Sag nicht.

So denn - Gain und Tone auf 15 Uhr, und los gehts mit der Telecaster. Und oh Wunder: Anders als die anderen H&K-Teile, die ich kenne, ist der Stompman endlich mal kein Gain-Monster. Mit einer Tele kriegt man selbst bei vollem Gain nur eine milde, aber sehr schöne Zerre hin. Und damit die erste Überraschung: ja, den Stompman könnte man auch ohne Pedale betreiben, einfach als Low Gain Gitarrenamp für Blues, Funk, Country! Und mit der Les Paul gehen da auch schöne Brat-Sounds, zu denen man eigentlich nur noch etwas Reverb braucht. Klasse, denn das heißt, das man wirklich nicht viele Pedale braucht, um mit dem Stompman das gewünschte "Mehrkanaler-Pedalboard" zu bauen. Ein Boost davor, und auch die Tele kriegt die etwas rauhere Zerre hin. Noch ein Overdrive dazu, und man hat seine drei Kanäle. Fertig!

Dadurch, das der Stompman nicht so teuer ist, ist er m.E. auch ideal dafür, sich ein zweites Pedalboard für besondere Szenarien anzulegen. Ich hab im Laufe der Jahre einige Pedale angesammelt, die ich nicht mit meinem Erst-Setup - dem BluAmp - verwende, und die ich jetzt hervorragend wieder zum Leben erwecken kann.

Alles in allem also eine hervorragende Kiste. Warum trotzdem leichte Abzüge bei Bedienung, Verarbeitung und Sound? Hauptgrund ist die Netzteilkonstruktion, die man so nur von Laptops kennt und die gar nicht zum Einsatzort auf einen platzoptimierten Board passt. Man muss irgendwie versuchen, das Ding unter dem Board festzutapen, aber das beeinträchtigt dann natürlich die Flexibilität. Und zweitens wäre anstelle des Sagging-Reglers ein Reverb praxisgerechter gewesen - da haben sich die Ingenieure aus meiner Sicht zu sehr in ihre eigene Erfindung verliebt.
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Un prodotto sottovalutato
Anoniem 14.10.2022
Questo pedale è per me un ottimo simulatore di finale valvolare con in più la possibilità di avere un pre minimalista integrato. Vedo gente che acquista dei rack per avere il suono di un finale valvolare ma con questo prodotto ci si avvicina enormemente ad una frazione dell’ingombro, del peso e del costo. Mi pare un prodotto ancora non completamente capito dai chitarristi. Io lo consiglio a tutti quelli che sono alla ricerca di un finale per il proprio pre (che sia analogico o digitale)
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