Logjam stompers are highly recommended for cajon players and hand percussionists as well as vocalists, guitarists and bassists. In fact, anyone who can tap their feet in time with their music can play these simple yet effective accessories.

The Logjam modules are not effects pedals (stomp boxes) but handmade instruments in their own right. All of Logjam's stompers feature an internal sound chamber that will put out a nice round bassy kick drum without the need for a drum machine. All you've got to do is plug one end of a standard guitar lead into your amp or PA and the other end into the 'Log Out' socket and tap your foot in time with the music you're playing.

Watch the percussion demonstration of the Logjam Logarhythm stomp box and a Schlagwerk cajon, performed by multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Katie Marie:

A significant improvement over previous Logjam models, the Logarhythm Mark 3 has a much smoother radius (curve) on the stomping area to facilitate ease of use. The Logarhythm allows dynamic control by using the left or right side of the playing areas and features a non-slip base. It is also possible to use both feet on this model.

The Travelog is a smaller version of the company's popular stomper that is lightweight and portable and has a great sound. Two of these ultra-compact models can be used to create double bass drum effects.

Logjam's new Prolog model has a low stomping angle, high output and internal sound board that have made it the choice of professionals the world over. The heel board area facilitates a kick-and-snare, back-beat effect by employing the heel-toe foot technique.