--- product_id: 53994404 title: "SONICAKE Guitar Multi Effect Pedal Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion Classic Rock Tone Guitar Pedal Rockstage With Cab Sim" brand: "sonicake" price: "€ 154.91" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Sonicake" url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/53994404-sonicake-guitar-multi-effect-pedal-chorus-delay-reverb-distortion-classic store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # 4-in-1 Effects Suite Built-in Cab Sim 500ms Analog Delay SONICAKE Guitar Multi Effect Pedal Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion Classic Rock Tone Guitar Pedal Rockstage With Cab Sim **Brand:** sonicake **Price:** € 154.91 **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > 🎢 Rock your rig with vintage vibes and modern versatility! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** SONICAKE Guitar Multi Effect Pedal Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion Classic Rock Tone Guitar Pedal Rockstage With Cab Sim by sonicake - **How much does it cost?** € 154.91 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/53994404-sonicake-guitar-multi-effect-pedal-chorus-delay-reverb-distortion-classic) ## Best For - sonicake enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted sonicake brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Compact & Rugged:** Sturdy metal chassis with smooth, grippy knobs and reliable footswitches built for gigging pros on the move. - β€’ **Direct-to-PA Ready:** Built-in cabinet simulation lets you plug straight into mixers or audio interfacesβ€”no amp needed. - β€’ **Spacious Soundscapes:** 500ms analog-voiced delay and lush reverb create immersive, arena-ready ambience. - β€’ **Vintage Warmth Chorus:** BBD-style analog chorus adds dreamy, warm modulation that elevates your tone. - β€’ **Classic Rock Tone Revival:** Analog Plexi-style distortion channels iconic 80s/90s hard rock vibes for instant stage credibility. ## Overview The SONICAKE RockStage Guitar Multi Effects Pedal is a compact, metal-built powerhouse delivering classic analog-style distortion, chorus, delay, and reverb effects. Featuring a 500ms analog-voiced delay and built-in cabinet simulation, it enables direct connection to PA systems or audio interfaces, making it an ideal all-in-one gig solution for 80s/90s rock tone enthusiasts and versatile players alike. ## Description Buy SONICAKE Guitar Multi Effect Pedal Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion Classic Rock Tone Guitar Pedal Rockstage With Cab Sim: Distortion & Overdrive - desertcart.com βœ“ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases Review: Excellent small multi effects unit for use with an amp or direct to PA. - This is an excellent small multieffects unit. It's made of metal, the footswitches feel sturdy and work flawlessly, the knobs turn very smoothly yet stay in place, they include rubber around the knobs so they're easy to grip, the 9v power adapter is actually included and there are simple instructions. Please check out my amateur video (iPhone quality) for my comments and usability. Features: Reverb: The single knob reverb goes from mild to very springy suitable for surf. Delay: The 500ms delay sounds great and the controls are easy to operate. I like that the repeat level can go high enough to self oscillate which is a cool effect. You can hear it in the video. Chorus: I'm particular about my chorus sound. Picky really. Give me a vintage analog Boss CE1 chorus and I'm happy. I liked this one right away and later read in the ad that it's voiced like an old bucket brigade chorus. Love it! It can get quite warbly too. Check out the video. Distortion/Amp: I was really surprised how good this sounds. From low gain to 80s high gain, this thing rocks. Does it Djent? No, you'll have to get the heavy metal version for that. But it will handle everything from Tom Petty to Poison. Check out the video. Cab Sim: This is a very cool feature. With cab sim on, you can plug directly into a PA with no amp at all. I tried this at an open mic this past week and it really sounded great through a Bose L1MII. I typically gig with a Helix or a Kemper, so this will make a great backup or even main rig for a too small stage or a fill in gig or open mic. It worked great. Cons: The delay does not have tap tempo. Overall 2 thumbs up from me. A good value as well. Free returns makes it a no brainer to check out too. Review: Very impressive! - This thing packs hellacious bang for the buck in a tiny box you can throw in your guitar case or backpack to use as a fantastic fly rig. It has all of the basic time-based FX you need to play most styles of rock and pop, and they all sound great. Not a lot of parameters to play with, but again, enough for what you need 95% of the time, and the layout is extremely familiar to anyone who has used FX stompboxes over the past several decades. I thought the tonal options would be very limited with it, but if you take the time to tweak parameters to match your axe's electronics, you will find you can create many different and very useable tones. The palette of tones you can get out of it using an HH axe like a Les Paul versus one with single coils like a Strat or Tele is huge. I'm very impressed with the build quality. The RockStage is built like a tank, in a very sturdy metal case with quality footswitches. The parameter knobs are small but work fine, and they light up with colored internal LEDs when the FX is engaged: blue for reverb, green for delay, red for the amp model distortion/OD, and yellow for chorus. The cab/speaker sim is fantastic; you can really hear the difference as you switch it on and off when running it through an FRFR, which I did through one of my Headrush 112s. The amp model sounds like a hot rodded 80s head such as a JCM 800 or Soldano; very much hair metal, but you can also back it off to get lighter breakup OD sounds and even some very nice cleans. The amp sim is also very responsive to your guitar volume and playing dynamics/pick attack, and you can clean up a raging overdriven tone effectively by rolling off on the guitar volume knob. The reverb only has one flavor and one knob to control the amount, but it's a very useable large room ambience that really opens up and thickens up the sound and is also perfect for 80's hard rock. The chorus sounds like a sweet vintage bucket brigade unit and so does the delay, though the max delay time is pretty short; I don't think above 300 ms. I don't think that is a big loss; again, very usable for a wide variety of applications. This unit is marketed as an 80s hair metal machine and it does do that extremely well, but it can also tackle 80s' new wave and pop single coil sounds with lots of sparkle and shimmer amazingly, and you can even set it up to crank out some very convincing earthy blues "edge of breakup" sounds and chicken pickin' country twang with a Tele. I spent a few hours having a ton of fun creating lots of different tones with different axes and I have no doubt it would be great to use live in a situation where you don't need a lot of presets and space is at a premium, or you don't want to haul a pile of gear to a gig. All in all, for well under a hundred bucks, this is a terrific value and a great tool to add to your bag of tricks. It won't replace my Helix Floor, but it sure makes a fantastic emergency backup rig and could easily serve as a main rig in a wide variety of situations. This would also be a great first rig for someone just starting out on guitar FX since it's so simple and intuitive to use versus a pro unit like a Helix that requires extensive knowledge/experience to operate fully. 5 stars and kudos to Sonicake; I highly recommend the RockStage. ## Features - One-Stop Gig Solution for Classic Rock Players with Main Effects needed On this Guitar Effects Pedal - Analog Plexi Style Distiortion Brings the Tone back to 80s/90s Hard Rock Stage For the Multi Effects Pedal - The Multi Effects Processor have BBD-style Analog-sounding Chorus adds a Beautiful Warm-Dream feeling to the Sound - 500ms Analog-Voicing Delay & High Quality Reverb Expand the Tone into Grand Spacy Timbre on Guitar pedal - Guitar Multi Effects Pedal Built-in Cabinets Simulation for directly connecting to PA, Mixer or Audio Interface ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0784BRKTH | | Amperage | 130 Milliamps | | Audio Output Effects | Distortion, Chorus, Delay, Reverb | | Best Sellers Rank | #6,704 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #72 in Guitar Distortion & Overdrive Effects | | Brand Name | SONICAKE | | Color | Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion | | Controls Type | Knob | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,195) | | Hardware Interface | 1/4-inch Audio | | Item Dimensions | 2.72 x 16.14 x 2.32 inches | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 10.31"L x 2.52"W x 1.73"H | | Item Type Name | Electric Guitar Electronics | | Item Weight | 0.48 Kilograms | | Manufacturer | SONICAKE | | Manufacturer Part Number | QCE-10-40 | | Model Number | QCE-10 | | Power Source | Corded Electric | | Signal Format | Analog | | Style | Delay,Reverb,Chorus,Multi Effects,Distortion | | UPC | 843037100066 | | Voltage | 9 Volts | | Warranty Description | 90 days free-returnable. | ## Product Details - **Brand:** SONICAKE - **Color:** Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion - **Item Weight:** 0.48 Kilograms - **Product Dimensions:** 10.31"L x 2.52"W x 1.73"H - **Style:** Delay,Reverb,Chorus,Multi Effects,Distortion ## Images ![SONICAKE Guitar Multi Effect Pedal Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion Classic Rock Tone Guitar Pedal Rockstage With Cab Sim - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51h0J5Z1R9S.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Does Sonicake or anybody else make one of these multi-fx pedals without an overdrive or dirt box? I get all of that I want from my amp?** A: Actually, we are currently planning making a multi-effects unit featuring modulation, delay, and reverb. Absolutely no drive section at all. **Q: The adaptor shown in the photos doesn't look compatible with us outlets. is the one that actually comes with it compatible with us outlets?** A: Sorry for the wrong picture But the adapter together with the pedal is for US outlet, No worries and we will adjust the picture soon **Q: Has it got the power cord with it please?** A: Yes it comes with power supply. Everything works well except the delay. The delay is disappointing. It doesn't work or sound like any delay I've ever worked with. I've played guitar for 50 years **Q: Do they make a carrying case for this pedal? If not, which one fits?** A: It's pretty small. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent small multi effects unit for use with an amp or direct to PA. *by O***R on February 14, 2021* This is an excellent small multieffects unit. It's made of metal, the footswitches feel sturdy and work flawlessly, the knobs turn very smoothly yet stay in place, they include rubber around the knobs so they're easy to grip, the 9v power adapter is actually included and there are simple instructions. Please check out my amateur video (iPhone quality) for my comments and usability. Features: Reverb: The single knob reverb goes from mild to very springy suitable for surf. Delay: The 500ms delay sounds great and the controls are easy to operate. I like that the repeat level can go high enough to self oscillate which is a cool effect. You can hear it in the video. Chorus: I'm particular about my chorus sound. Picky really. Give me a vintage analog Boss CE1 chorus and I'm happy. I liked this one right away and later read in the ad that it's voiced like an old bucket brigade chorus. Love it! It can get quite warbly too. Check out the video. Distortion/Amp: I was really surprised how good this sounds. From low gain to 80s high gain, this thing rocks. Does it Djent? No, you'll have to get the heavy metal version for that. But it will handle everything from Tom Petty to Poison. Check out the video. Cab Sim: This is a very cool feature. With cab sim on, you can plug directly into a PA with no amp at all. I tried this at an open mic this past week and it really sounded great through a Bose L1MII. I typically gig with a Helix or a Kemper, so this will make a great backup or even main rig for a too small stage or a fill in gig or open mic. It worked great. Cons: The delay does not have tap tempo. Overall 2 thumbs up from me. A good value as well. Free returns makes it a no brainer to check out too. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very impressive! *by C***Z on October 1, 2020* This thing packs hellacious bang for the buck in a tiny box you can throw in your guitar case or backpack to use as a fantastic fly rig. It has all of the basic time-based FX you need to play most styles of rock and pop, and they all sound great. Not a lot of parameters to play with, but again, enough for what you need 95% of the time, and the layout is extremely familiar to anyone who has used FX stompboxes over the past several decades. I thought the tonal options would be very limited with it, but if you take the time to tweak parameters to match your axe's electronics, you will find you can create many different and very useable tones. The palette of tones you can get out of it using an HH axe like a Les Paul versus one with single coils like a Strat or Tele is huge. I'm very impressed with the build quality. The RockStage is built like a tank, in a very sturdy metal case with quality footswitches. The parameter knobs are small but work fine, and they light up with colored internal LEDs when the FX is engaged: blue for reverb, green for delay, red for the amp model distortion/OD, and yellow for chorus. The cab/speaker sim is fantastic; you can really hear the difference as you switch it on and off when running it through an FRFR, which I did through one of my Headrush 112s. The amp model sounds like a hot rodded 80s head such as a JCM 800 or Soldano; very much hair metal, but you can also back it off to get lighter breakup OD sounds and even some very nice cleans. The amp sim is also very responsive to your guitar volume and playing dynamics/pick attack, and you can clean up a raging overdriven tone effectively by rolling off on the guitar volume knob. The reverb only has one flavor and one knob to control the amount, but it's a very useable large room ambience that really opens up and thickens up the sound and is also perfect for 80's hard rock. The chorus sounds like a sweet vintage bucket brigade unit and so does the delay, though the max delay time is pretty short; I don't think above 300 ms. I don't think that is a big loss; again, very usable for a wide variety of applications. This unit is marketed as an 80s hair metal machine and it does do that extremely well, but it can also tackle 80s' new wave and pop single coil sounds with lots of sparkle and shimmer amazingly, and you can even set it up to crank out some very convincing earthy blues "edge of breakup" sounds and chicken pickin' country twang with a Tele. I spent a few hours having a ton of fun creating lots of different tones with different axes and I have no doubt it would be great to use live in a situation where you don't need a lot of presets and space is at a premium, or you don't want to haul a pile of gear to a gig. All in all, for well under a hundred bucks, this is a terrific value and a great tool to add to your bag of tricks. It won't replace my Helix Floor, but it sure makes a fantastic emergency backup rig and could easily serve as a main rig in a wide variety of situations. This would also be a great first rig for someone just starting out on guitar FX since it's so simple and intuitive to use versus a pro unit like a Helix that requires extensive knowledge/experience to operate fully. 5 stars and kudos to Sonicake; I highly recommend the RockStage. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Decent little pedal *by K***N on April 6, 2023* I got this because I'm a Worship Leader at a church and lead while playing guitar. Been using an older Line6 Flextone but we're all on ears and have no stage volume so my amp was literally behind a wall with the volume off, just going direct. Since I'm leading worship, rarely do any solos and am concentrating on singing and lyrics at the same time, I just wanted something simple with a few buttons and just a couple sounds. This does the trick with just a few negatives. Let me get into it: The overall quality of this is excellent. All metal, switches that feel good and knobs that are lit up and easy to maneuver. The cab sim is actually really good and works well when going direct. Button by button, here is my take on it: Reverb: This is actually a really good reverb and sounds to me like an old spring reverb. I just like a little so my knob is almost to the "off" position but this effect sounds really good! Delay: While the delay sounds really good, the adjustment of such is not very user friendly. The "time" for the delay is set with the same turn knob as everything else. It is very sensitive and I think hard to find exactly what you want. If you were trying to match with a certain rhythm or speed, it would be very labor intensive to get it perfect. What would have made this perfect is if the footswitch was also a tap tempo. While the effect sounds good and knobs are sensitive, this is very much not user friendly. I will probably find an eighth note delay I'm happy with and just leave it. Rock Amp: If anyone is playing metal or anything with lots of gain/distortion, this is not for you. While there is plenty of gain, it doesn't "chug". This is more like a Boss Distortion pedal or a Tube Screamer. It might sound nice as a boost or additional distortion to your existing amp but is a little lack-luster on it's own. For me, I'm just using it mainly for chords in this worship setting so I have the gain really low just to add some dirt to my sound. This will work for my purpose but I wouldn't see me playing out with that distortion sound. Chorus: I think this is were this pedal shines. The chorus effect sounds great and the adjustments again while very sensitive go from just a little to crazy. This to me sounds as good as any chorus pedal I've owned. While it may not rival $500-1000 pedals, the effect is great sounding and does the job. Final thoughts: Construction is good and for maybe a beginner that wants some effects, a practice solution or someone like me that just needs a couple cheap effects at your feet with easy setup, this is a winner in my book. This will NOT be the same as buying say a Headrush, Helix etc by a long shot, but I'm pleased with what you get for under $100. While this isn't exactly what I'd want and some of the sounds are just decent, I believe this will work well for what I'm planning to do. ## Frequently Bought Together - SONICAKE Guitar Multi Effect Pedal Chorus Delay Reverb Distortion Classic Rock Tone Guitar Pedal Rockstage With Cab Sim - Augioth 12 Inch Guitar Patch Cable 30 CM Performance Guitar Effect Pedal Cables Straight to Angled 2Pack - JOYO DC 9V Guitar Pedal Power Supply (800mA -1A) AC Wall Charger Adapter with 4 Way Daisy Chain Pedal Cables (8.8 FT), Compatible for Most Effect Pedals (Tip Negative) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.hr/products/53994404-sonicake-guitar-multi-effect-pedal-chorus-delay-reverb-distortion-classic](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/53994404-sonicake-guitar-multi-effect-pedal-chorus-delay-reverb-distortion-classic) --- *Product available on Desertcart Croatia* *Store origin: HR* *Last updated: 2026-04-26*