I have the original Porch Board (the solid wood board) that I've been using for years. It's a passive system, no batteries required. Love it!

I like the Ellis, it's great sounding, simple and well priced.

When he said, "I can also use my other foot", I got all dizzy and confused.

The Porchboard is badass.

I have played all three and there is no comparison in a live or studio setting for that matter. The Porchboard bass is where it is at. The customer service alone is worth the price.

Those shoes though...

I don't know how anyone could say these are not useful, they sound exactly like a bass drum and I find those pretty useful in almost every musical setting. Although I thought the first one sounded a bit thin but the other two, especially the porch box sound great.

See Pip Watford, she does that with a Loop Station and it sounds great for what it is.

I think stompboxes have their place, but the price of these models is way too high. Check out all the videos on making your own. With a piezo and some blocks of wood you can make one that will sound as good for about $25US or less.

Nah, I wouldn't say that... for a street musician like me this could be very helpful actually. I could give myself that beat, loud and solid without actually having to stomp very hard. The one where you can use both feet could prove very interesting, actually.

Strictly speaking, it's not a review, it's a demonstration. I was hoping for an opinion on build quality, sound, etc, but nada.

Porchboard is the better of the 3. The best foot Stompas is the Peterman Puck’n Stompas! Puts all other foot percussion rigs to shame. Check out the Applecrate set up

I like the shadow because it is not overpowering!

pretty dumb product... doesnt add anyting to the music