SONICAKEDelay Reverb 2 in 1 Guitar Effects Pedal Digital Levitate

This is for the Sonicake Levitate. The reverb is, well a $50 reverb. It works well as long as you don't over do it with the reverb tails. At least for me the long tails sound a bit too bright and artificial but that's a subjective thing.The delay is a definite step up from the $20-$30 delays (probably based on the pt2399 chip). The delay does not go into oscillation at max feedback. The delayed signal degrades or is passed through a filter to give a vintage type sound. There is also a tap tempo feature which is a very cool capability. The best feature is that the delayed signal and dry signal have individual level controls. You can have the delayed signal as loud or louder than the original signal, or turn the dry signal all the way down and only hear the delayed signal.Overall well worth the $50. The reverb is good if not overdone. The delay is, well is there another delay with 2 second delay time at this price point? The pedal is well built and the pots feel like quality pots. Highly recommended for the quality to price ratio.

I had an expensive BOSS VE-8 Acoustic Singer that was a solid unit, but I simply wasn't using it enough for the price, so I sold it and replaced it with this much cheaper unit that focuses on being an acoustic preamp with some tone shaping capability. For its cost, this unit is built surprising well. It's not a particularly exciting piece of gear, but it does what it says. It boosts the signal of either low-output or passive acoustic guitar pickups, and allows you to make EQ adjustments to your signal. It also has a notch filter, which I don't fully understand, but basically is meant to dial out some of the unpleasant frequencies picked up by acoustic guitar pickups, such as string scraping. The unit is very solid, the knobs are firm and large enough to be easily adjusted, and I appreciate the XLR output for going directly to a PA speaker. Solid unit.

This is a review of the Sonicake B-Factory Bass Preamp pedal.I've been looking for quite some time for an inexpensive pedal that I can use for recording and to replace my outdated Eleven Rack. This is the first pedal that I believe I could take to a gig or jam and plug into front of house. I've been using it since I got it plugged directly into a mixer, which goes to a pair of 12" FRFR amplified speakers. One thing, the switchable drive circuit only operates when the preamp is enabled. The drive circuit gives the bass just enough snarl so it doesn't disappear into a recording mix. For applications or recordings requiring a pure bass tone, the preamp definitely delivers. With my Precision Bass and the preamp, I can get tones that sound very close to an upright bass.This isn't set up to emulate multiple amps. Without the drive circuit, you get a very clean bass signal, reminiscent of the late 60's Bassman amp/cab rigs (not the older tweed model). With the drive engaged, it sounds more like an SVT. But you can probably find something you like with the tone combination and judicious use of the drive circuit.The only negative I've found with it is the output doesn't appear to adjustable enough to replace the preamp on a bass amp. I've hooked it up to my old Bassman 100 solid state amp through the power amp input, bypassing the amp's internal preamp and while the sound quality is excellent, it just doesn't have enough signal to fully drive the amplifier. It would be nice to have a switch so the 1/4" output could be changed from instrument level to line level.I'm very happy with this and highly recommend it to others.

I've been playing rock for sixty plus years. (One now said to be a "classic" record back in `65) My common gear chain is still from that time period and thus leans towards simplicity.-A P90 or medium gain, PAF voiced, HB equipped guitar, a tube amp driven hard, some reverb and a touch of slap-back echo. -That's usually it. And finding a good sounding reverb and echo pedal in one -- especially at this price -- was a true joy. And there the emphasis is on "GOOD SOUNDING." For that is what Sonicake Delay Reverb certainly is.Nicely built, too. Solid feeling. All the controls are clearly marked and do just what one expects of them. Basically plug and play if one is familiar with these two effects as classically used.Currently I have the pedal running into a Champ type amp. Sounds great! Just what I was looking for, and a what can only be considered a true bargain price.Highly recommended!

Like this equalizer very much. Small compact and does the job well with great changes noticed while moving the switches. Tone quality is very good which is helpful in shaping the sound. I wouldn’t mind paying more if it had banks to save several settings.

Love the sound it gave my set up . I was cutting through the bass and the drums and the rhythm guitar so good. My volume was set low and still sounded very good. One of the slider broke on that first gig. Must be a bad / damaged product. Sent it back for refund and ordered a new one again because i love how i was able to finally mix wellwith the whole band. Will see if this one will break again. 2.5 stars for now

Did exactly what I needed it to for the money I was able to spend. Sturdy metal outside. Nice buttons. XLR output is a very welcome feature.