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product_id: 265813115
title: "IR Pedal Speaker Cabinet Simulator Impulse Response Loader Guitar Bass Effects Pedal"
brand: "sonicake"
price: "VT27655"
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reviews_count: 8
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# USB drag & drop IR loading XLR balanced output 11 classic cab sims onboard IR Pedal Speaker Cabinet Simulator Impulse Response Loader Guitar Bass Effects Pedal

**Brand:** sonicake
**Price:** VT27655
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎸 Elevate your rig with studio-grade cab sims—because your tone deserves the spotlight!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** IR Pedal Speaker Cabinet Simulator Impulse Response Loader Guitar Bass Effects Pedal by sonicake
- **How much does it cost?** VT27655 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## 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

- • **Effortless IR Management:** Drag and drop your own impulse responses via USB like a pro—no complicated software needed.
- • **Compact Powerhouse Design:** Small footprint with 9V pedal power compatibility fits perfectly on any pedalboard without compromise.
- • **Instant Pro-Level Tone Sculpting:** 11 built-in classic guitar & bass cabinet simulations let you nail studio-quality sound live or in the studio.
- • **Seamless Stage & Studio Integration:** XLR balanced output ensures pristine signal flow directly to mixers, audio interfaces, or PA systems.
- • **Unmatched Value for Millennial Musicians:** Premium features and versatile tone-shaping at a price point that keeps your gear budget happy.

## Overview

The SONICAKE IR Pedal is a compact, professional-grade impulse response loader and speaker cabinet simulator designed for guitar and bass players. Featuring 11 classic cabinet simulations, USB drag-and-drop IR file management, and an XLR balanced output, it delivers versatile, high-quality tone shaping for both live and studio environments. Powered by a standard 9V pedal supply, it combines ease of use with premium sound, making it an essential tool for modern musicians seeking pro-level sound without the bulk or complexity.

## Description

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Review: Good value for price (Edited for all my Sonicake pedals.) - I like the aesthetic of the Sonicake pedals. I have four of their pedals currently, with a fifth one on order. This pedal I use for a simple room reverb and a slap-back analog tape echo. It can do a lot more, but I just needed something to just give my rig a little atmosphere. It looks great next to the 5th dimension that I use for chorus and the rude mouse pedal. I also have the vol-wah pedal, and I am waiting on the octaver. Edit: I now have several Sonicake pedals: The Sonic Ambience, 5th Dimension, Octaver, Vol-wah, Rude Mouse, Source Compressor, and Trio-Rider. The only one I don't love is the Octaver, but that isn't the pedal's fault; it is the type of pedal that it is. It isn't polyphonic, and it performs exactly as advertised. I love the Trio-Rider. I wanted a Klon-style pedal but never felt the need to pay a lot of money for one, and this hits exactly in the sweet spot of price for performance and features for me. I think it sounds great. The quality feels great, and the price, while a little bit more than some of the other pedals, was still very affordable for essentially three different Klon-style circuits. Edit: after buying the Trio Rider I bought the Fazy Sandwich. Disclaimer: I hate Fuzz pedals, but I feel like it’s the kind of effect everyone should have. The Fazy Sandwich is 3 different circuits. The Classic and Modern are nice and react well to controls. I was able to get sounds I enjoyed out of them. The “JF” big muff style sound I didn’t love but that is more because it is my least favorite style of fuzz.
Review: 4.5 Stars (if I could). Fantastic A/B pedal. A little room for improvement as an A/B/Y. - $30 for a functional A/B pedal is great. This one does almost everything right and is a great value. It even does A/B switching in a mini-sized enclosure, which is impressive. My unit doesn't have any noticeable popping, and so far as I can tell doesn't degrade the signal. I was also happy to see that despite the description saying that A+B mode only works with Y as the input, mine did it just fine with Y as the output. In my case there was no change in volume when joining the signals, either (which can be a problem sometimes with stuff like this), which is awesome. So what could be better? I was a little surprised to see that the A+B mode basically disengaged the pedal button completely. Normally what you see in a 2-button footswitch is an A/B button and an A or B button. One of them normally switches between A and B. the other (A or B) will add or subtract the remaining channel. I had expected that Sonicake's unit would do something similar with the mode switch changed. Instead, it just ignores the pedal switch and everything is on all the time. I get why they did that, since with only one button available you couldn't get the full functionality easily. But I would have liked it better if I could get some form of A / A+B accessible via the footswitch in the second mode. The small size is both a strength and a minor drawback - with an enclosure this small there's no room for a battery. This isn't a huge deal since the pedal works without the battery (it only powers the LED), and many pedals of this kind don't have an LED anyway. Still, if I could choose between this and a version of the same thing in a bigger enclosure to hold a battery, I might have chosen the larger one. That's more feedback than criticism, but it's something to consider. I usually prefer batteries in pedals which only need them for the LED in order to avoid ground loop issues and save space on my board. Speaking of which, when I first plugged this pedal in, there was a significant ground hum introduced into my signal chain. I was a little puzzled by this since the power shouldn't even be connected to the sound. This probably means I was producing a ground loop that was showing up elsewhere. I ended up swapping out what was connecting to what (and what was daisy-chained) for other reasons before troubleshooting this and the issue happened to go away, so I didn't pay a lot of attention to it. It probably wasn't this pedal's fault anyway, but it is something to watch out for (again, this is why I might have preferred a battery for this). 5 stars for price and accomplishing what it set out to do. It might be a little unfair but if I could I'd take half a star for not handling the A+B issue differently. I guess their answer to the design issue at hand was valid but I think that part could be improved upon. But if you look at that as just a bonus feature anyway and look at this as an A/B pedal, this is a great unit and an outstanding value.

## Features

- IR Pedal Simple & Efficient Impulse Response Loading tool for simulating all kinds of Speaker Cabinets
- 11 on-board Classic Guitar/Bass Cabinet Simulations with Volume Control
- Super easy way (Drag and Drop operation) for Managing IR Files (recognized as a USB Disk)
- XLR Balanced Output for plugging into Mixer or Audio Interface or PA System
- Working with 9V Center Negative Regular Pedal Power Supply(not included) for the IR Guitar Effects Pedal

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08DNBHGWX |
| Amperage | 200 Milliamps |
| Audio Output Effects | Cabinet Simulation, Speaker Cabinet Simulation, Guitar Cabinet Simulation, Bass Cabinet Simulation |
| Best Sellers Rank | #784 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #2 in Electric Guitar Noise Gates Effects #19 in Electric Guitar Delay & Reverb Effects |
| Brand Name | SONICAKE |
| Color | IR |
| Controls Type | Knob |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,914 Reviews |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Included Components | None (not included) |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.05"L x 1.65"W x 3.68"H |
| Item Height | 5.9 centimeters |
| Item Type Name | Guitar Pedal |
| Item Weight | 0.27 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | SONICAKE |
| Power Source | DC Power Supply |
| Signal Format | Analog |
| Style | Classic |
| UPC | 843037100790 |
| Voltage | 9 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 90 days. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SONICAKE
- **Style:** Classic
- **Color:** IR
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.05"L x 1.65"W x 3.68"H
- **Item Weight:** 0.27 Kilograms

## Images

![IR Pedal Speaker Cabinet Simulator Impulse Response Loader Guitar Bass Effects Pedal - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51amiNPaLkL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good value for price (Edited for all my Sonicake pedals.)
*by K***R on August 21, 2022*

I like the aesthetic of the Sonicake pedals. I have four of their pedals currently, with a fifth one on order. This pedal I use for a simple room reverb and a slap-back analog tape echo. It can do a lot more, but I just needed something to just give my rig a little atmosphere. It looks great next to the 5th dimension that I use for chorus and the rude mouse pedal. I also have the vol-wah pedal, and I am waiting on the octaver. Edit: I now have several Sonicake pedals: The Sonic Ambience, 5th Dimension, Octaver, Vol-wah, Rude Mouse, Source Compressor, and Trio-Rider. The only one I don't love is the Octaver, but that isn't the pedal's fault; it is the type of pedal that it is. It isn't polyphonic, and it performs exactly as advertised. I love the Trio-Rider. I wanted a Klon-style pedal but never felt the need to pay a lot of money for one, and this hits exactly in the sweet spot of price for performance and features for me. I think it sounds great. The quality feels great, and the price, while a little bit more than some of the other pedals, was still very affordable for essentially three different Klon-style circuits. Edit: after buying the Trio Rider I bought the Fazy Sandwich. Disclaimer: I hate Fuzz pedals, but I feel like it’s the kind of effect everyone should have. The Fazy Sandwich is 3 different circuits. The Classic and Modern are nice and react well to controls. I was able to get sounds I enjoyed out of them. The “JF” big muff style sound I didn’t love but that is more because it is my least favorite style of fuzz.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.5 Stars (if I could). Fantastic A/B pedal. A little room for improvement as an A/B/Y.
*by M***E on July 13, 2020*

$30 for a functional A/B pedal is great. This one does almost everything right and is a great value. It even does A/B switching in a mini-sized enclosure, which is impressive. My unit doesn't have any noticeable popping, and so far as I can tell doesn't degrade the signal. I was also happy to see that despite the description saying that A+B mode only works with Y as the input, mine did it just fine with Y as the output. In my case there was no change in volume when joining the signals, either (which can be a problem sometimes with stuff like this), which is awesome. So what could be better? I was a little surprised to see that the A+B mode basically disengaged the pedal button completely. Normally what you see in a 2-button footswitch is an A/B button and an A or B button. One of them normally switches between A and B. the other (A or B) will add or subtract the remaining channel. I had expected that Sonicake's unit would do something similar with the mode switch changed. Instead, it just ignores the pedal switch and everything is on all the time. I get why they did that, since with only one button available you couldn't get the full functionality easily. But I would have liked it better if I could get some form of A / A+B accessible via the footswitch in the second mode. The small size is both a strength and a minor drawback - with an enclosure this small there's no room for a battery. This isn't a huge deal since the pedal works without the battery (it only powers the LED), and many pedals of this kind don't have an LED anyway. Still, if I could choose between this and a version of the same thing in a bigger enclosure to hold a battery, I might have chosen the larger one. That's more feedback than criticism, but it's something to consider. I usually prefer batteries in pedals which only need them for the LED in order to avoid ground loop issues and save space on my board. Speaking of which, when I first plugged this pedal in, there was a significant ground hum introduced into my signal chain. I was a little puzzled by this since the power shouldn't even be connected to the sound. This probably means I was producing a ground loop that was showing up elsewhere. I ended up swapping out what was connecting to what (and what was daisy-chained) for other reasons before troubleshooting this and the issue happened to go away, so I didn't pay a lot of attention to it. It probably wasn't this pedal's fault anyway, but it is something to watch out for (again, this is why I might have preferred a battery for this). 5 stars for price and accomplishing what it set out to do. It might be a little unfair but if I could I'd take half a star for not handling the A+B issue differently. I guess their answer to the design issue at hand was valid but I think that part could be improved upon. But if you look at that as just a bonus feature anyway and look at this as an A/B pedal, this is a great unit and an outstanding value.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good gate pedal
*by S***6 on January 7, 2026*

Simple and works great. For me in use, on a hissy high-gain application the fast setting engages the gate lowering the volume over about 1 second and the slow lowers it more gradually over several seconds. However YMMV depending on where you set your amp gains & volumes etc. It alters the tone very slightly but not enough for a busy noisy room to notice during a gig. The volume is also very slightly lowered compared to when the pedal is bypassed. Full chords and leads both sound good through it. (I've had some pedals where leads were fine but the complexity of chords just turned into mush) Recommended.

## Frequently Bought Together

- SONICAKE IR Pedal Speaker Cabinet Simulator Impulse Response Loader Guitar Bass Effects Pedal
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