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SONICAKE Acoustic Pedal Guitar Effect Acoustic Pedal Multi Effects Preamp Chorus Delay Reverb Acoustic Guitar Pedal Sonic Wood with XLR Output

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Features

  • One-Stop Gig Solution for Acoustic Instruments Players with Main Effects needed
  • Analog Preamp with 2-Band EQ recreates a Classic Acoustic Guitar Amplifier, provide a warm, natural sound
  • High Quality Chorus, Delay, Reverb Effects for Different Playing Scenarios
  • Tap Tempo and Tail On/Off function for Delicate Control
  • XLR Output for directly connecting to PA, Mixer or Audio Interface.

Brand: SONICAKE


Style: Multi-effects,Delay,Reverb,Chorus,Acoustic,Multi Effects,Preamp


Color: Black


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10 x 2.5 x 1.8 inches


Item Weight: 480 Grams


Item Weight: 1.06 pounds


Product Dimensions: 10 x 2.5 x 1.8 inches


Item model number: QCE-50(Sonic Wood)


Date First Available: November 19, 2020


Color Name: Black


Hardware Interface: 1/4-inch Audio


Signal Format: Analog


Power Source: Corded Electric


Voltage: 9 Volts


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    • Descent job on the effects but no preamp
4 star for the price. It does a descent job on effects. Just could establish any signal gain going through the preamp.
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2023 by PDS
    • Buy this unit!
I am a singer/songwriter. I love the ease of use with this unit. The sounds are good. I am pairing it with a Boss AD-2. I run both preamps together. Either one alone is good, but they work well together and produce a great resonant sound. The effects are all very good. I use the reverb on the Boss AD-2 as my constant reverb, and then when I go to finger picking a kick up the reverb via the Sonicake. I am very pleased with my purchase and highly recommend this unit. For $80, you can't find a better deal. Well done Sonicake! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2023 by William C. Walden
    • Compact acoustic guitar multi effects pedal that sounds great for little money.
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Review Image by Ohio and Florida Customer Ohio and Florida Customer
The media could not be loaded. The Sonicake Sonic Bar Sonic Wood is a compact acoustic multi effects pedal with a preamp, chorus, delay and reverb. There's a single 1/4" input, a 1/4" output and an XLR output. I play a lot of acoustic gigs and could use this and only add a looper and a tuner, though I have one built into most of my guitars. I did my best to make an amateur video so you can hear the pedal and see how it functions. I'd suggest you also watch the official video from Soncake. My guitars have built in preamps, so I wasn't able to really test the preamp. However, with the tone controls at noon and the volume up, it works great as a lead boost. I'm really picky about my chorus sound and this one made me happy. You can make it really warbly, but I like something way more subtle, yet noticeable. In addition, the chorus has a tap tempo feature that I demo in the video. If you're using the effect as something like a rotary speaker sim (it's a chorus, but doesn't sound like a univibe), you can go from slow to fast with the tap of your foot. The delay gives you blend (level), repeat (feedback) and time knobs. I think it sounds great and warm without altering your full range acoustic sound. It also has a tap tempo feature (shown in the video) which I always use to match the delay tempo to the song. The reverb is a one knob affair, but sounds good with a very usable range; from none to way too much that some ambient players might like. It also has a tail effect that I forgot to demo in my video. I would use it to keep the reverb low for normal play, then hit the tail switch to end with a BIG reverb. Pretty cool and not something I've seen in another pedal. As with all the Sonicake pedals I've tried, the chassis is strong metal, the knobs feel very smooth but won't move until you do it deliberately. The footswitches have a great feel and seem like they'll stand up to use. The input, output and xlr jacks are metal, not. cheap plastic. Overall it's really well made. Surprising for the price. Size-wise, it's way smaller than the Tech 21 acoustic rig or the Trace Transit A, but it does lack a tuner I should mention that this unit comes with a 9V, center negative, 500ma power supply. It's small, but the power cord is probably the longest I've seen. That can come in handy as it did during my video. If you only need a short cord, just use a tie to keep the cable neat and together. In summary, it's a hell of a pedal for $69!!! Now I want to try some of the electric multi effects! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2021 by Ohio and Florida Customer Ohio and Florida Customer
    • Fantastic piece of equipment. All the effects are excellent as well as the preamp!
I was looking for a preamp for my new acoustic guitar the came with a passive pickup built in. I had figured I was going to pay around 75 for the preamp alone, then I saw this and read the reviews and decided to give it a shot. Boy am I glad I did! This thing is built like a tank. It's small, but totally solid. The preamp was the feature I was most interested in, and it did not let me down. My new Yamaha now plays through my amp sounding as good as my Martin which has a very expensive pickup system built into it. I cannot give enough praise to this effect bar. Additionally, the manufacturer has priced this very fairly, which you don't find often these days. Bravo to Sonicake for being a company of the people, and thank you!!! I do have one question for Sonicake. I street perform and I use a battery powered Crate Limo amp. Is it possible to power this effect bar using a 9 volt battery to 2.1mm plug adapter? The actual item is here on Amazon, this is the name: (AUGIOTH Pedal Battery Clip 3 Pack 5521 Converter Center Negative 9 Volt Power Supply Cable) I would really appreciate if you could take a look at this item and tell me if it would be OK to use this to power the effect bar when playing on the street where I don't have access to 110V. I would just give it a try, but I don't want to take a chance on damaging the effect pedal if the milliamps from the battery are too much for it. I see it requires 9volt & 500 milliamps, but I'm guessing a 9 volt battery might be more than 500 milliamps when fresh. Thank you very much!! Jeff ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2022 by Gerald Garcia
    • Great acoustic pedal!
The effects are great, and the pre-amp is powerful, which is perfect for the passive pickups in my acoustic. The balanced output makes this thing into the best direct box! The tone of my guitars and ukuleles really shine through this pedal. Worth every penny!
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2023 by Lawrence Sith
    • Great product,
First time using Sonicake. Awesome sound in a small package.
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by 4 string
    • Sonicake acoustic
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Awesome. Sounds great.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2023 by Gary Vest Gary Vest
    • Can't beat it for the price
Review Image by R Cagno R Cagno
I picked this up to add some depth to my acoustic guitar. I frequently play amplified and thought the addition of some acoustic type effects would add to the sound. I was not disappointed. This multi effects pedal offers reverb, delay, chorus, and a preamp which can be handy with certain passive pickups. It is well built and easy to work with. The case is metal and all the switches are solid and have a positive response when clicked. The controls for each effect are lighted when the effect is active. The control knobs are intuitive and nicely reactive. It also includes a "tap-tempo" and "tail on/off" function. The unit has a standard 1/4" TS input and a choice of either a 1/4" TS output or XLR output which can be very handy if going directly to a mixing board. It uses a standard 9 volt (negative tip) power input (not supplied) which is pretty universal with guitar pedals. As with many effects pedals this unit does add a little bit of noise to the signal, but, nothing out of the ordinary. I can usually eliminate it by using the pad function on my mixer. A noise gate would work well too. I have been very pleased with this and think it is a great value. I should point out that I am not a professional player or sound tech. This works for my intermediate playing ability and budget. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2022 by R Cagno R Cagno

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