This $100 Modeller Can Do Something My $1,000 Modeller Can't (Soran Tiny Stomp)
What if a $100 mini pedal could handle a real live service AND outperform a $1000 rig in one key way? During Holy Week, I was asked to play for a Maundy Thursday service—but with a tight stage turnaround and multiple groups back-to-back, bringing my full pedalboard just wasn’t practical. So I took a risk. Instead of scaling down my usual rig, I brought the Soran Tiny Stomp—a compact, battery-powered modeller with Neural Amp Modeller (NAM) support, stereo output, and a surprisingly deep effects engine. Check out the Tiny Stomp here: https://www.soranaudio.com/products/34.html Via. All About Worship Guitar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3RAAOu3Q64
What if a $100 mini pedal could handle a real live service AND outperform a $1000 rig in one key way? During Holy Week, I was asked to play for a Maundy Thursday service—but with a tight stage turnaround and multiple groups back-to-back, bringing my full pedalboard just wasn’t practical. So I took a risk. Instead of scaling down my usual rig, I brought the Soran Tiny Stomp—a compact, battery-powered modeller with Neural Amp Modeller (NAM) support, stereo output, and a surprisingly deep effects engine. Check out the Tiny Stomp here: https://www.soranaudio.com/products/34.html Via. All About Worship Guitar https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3RAAOu3Q64