SONICAKE EQ Equalizer Guitar Effects Pedal Tone Group 10-Band

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.

Al principio es un poco complicado, pero nada que soluciones horas de uso, si sabes ecualizar tienes un sonido muy bueno

I have a decent collection if boutique pedals & didn’t need a reverb because i love the spring reverb on my mid-60’s Ampeg. Bought this for a show I’m playing w another amp that doesn’t have reverb & didn’t want to spend much money for something I probably wouldn’t be using much. I have several great delay/echo pedals but wanted a straight no-frills reverb. This pedal is impressive even w/o the “…for a cheap pedal” caveat. Build is solid & the reverb sounds great. Maybe not so many types of reverb options as other pedals, but plenty of tweaking can be done w the basic parameters it offers. The delay is a bonus that sounds great as well for a simple, straightforward delay.

Nice 10 band EQ, quiet overall. I have had no issues with this unit.

When I first played this it was like I was in a whole other world by the wicked space rock sounds!

I have an 80's acoustic guitar that I had a Barcus Berry transducer installed when it was new. That particular pick up is passive so I bought the Sonicake effect to beef up the signal. After trying it through the PA I discovered I preferred the sound without the effect and it was louder without it. I returned it for a refund.

I can't find a single thing to complain about! The packaging was top-notch and gave me a good feeling about my purchase, even before opening the box. The controls are simple enough to not need any instructions, but clear instructions are included.This unit does what an on-board preamp and EQ does but, adds a gain and notch filter for feedback control in loud environments. I struggled to get any volume from my 100 watt acoustic amp with just the passive (no battery) pickup. For reference, I am using the Seymour Duncan Woody Humbucker in a Martin D-28. Once I plugged this into my power chain, I have headroom for days!I've used this for about a month now and it has performed flawlessly. Most acoustic guitar preamp pedals run into the hundreds of $'s. At ~$60 USD, this is a steal! Get one before they realize what they have and the price goes up!

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.