SONICAKE Delay Reverb 2 in 1 Guitar Effects Pedal Digital Levitate

I've tried various mixers with EQ for my acoustic classical nylon string guitar but this is the only one that I would wholeheartedly recommend. I was stunned at how easy it was to dial in the sounds I needed. Nylon string guitars are particularly difficult to work with when recording flamenco guitar due to the rumble of the high-velocity rasqueado strumming. This pedal solved this problem in a heartbeat.I may do a promo video for this pedal in the future. It's simply the best!

Both sides, reverb and delay, work well separately, and when used together. No problem with noise or buzzing. Have used it quite a bit already alone and in combination with other pedals, compressor, sustain,etc., seems to get along well with everything that I have tried it with, happy with purchase, would recommend.

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pedal.I've been looking for quite some time for an inexpensive pedal that I can use for recording and to replace my outdated Eleven Rack.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.

Bought this to use with a ukulele and it is perfect…sounds amazing!A great value for the price.

Made such a difference to my sound for my violin with a piezo pickup. I play with both buttons on and my resonance and sound was AMAZING. So much less bow-on-string-noise

For the price point this thing sounds amazing. I have to do some hard EQing with it for my blueridge acoustic, but it so far I love it.

If you're running a bass into this with no additional effects, this unit can work quite well. After toying with it for a few days, though, the limitations became clear. With effects, it seemed like the preamp distorted pretty easily. The overdrive was nothing special. The EQ was adequate but disappointing in the end. It seems easier (and cheaper) to just buy compressor, drive and EQ pedals and run them into a DI.

This is a really great eq pedal that really helps you control or find that really close to perfect tone. It's nice to have a analog pedal in your arsenal so you can quickly adjust on the fly. It's tonal accuracy adjustment is pretty spot on while it gives you a lot of ranges to adjust to your liking. I highly recommend this pedal for performance or just self educational purposes of understanding tonal ranges. The size is not too big yet not so compact just to keep in mind yet a great tool for ones pedal board.