Delay Reverb Guitar Pedal - Digital Levitate Dual Effect
Delay Reverb Guitar Pedal - Digital Levitate Dual Effect
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In this review the SONICAKE LEVITATE is assessed as a compact, budget-friendly dual effect pedal that combines a digital delay and plate reverb in one enclosure. It is aimed at players who want usable ambient textures without a complex signal chain, and the single biggest reason to buy is the combination of a full-featured delay with independent dry and wet controls plus a large reverb decay range that fits stage and home use. The pedal's tap tempo, trail mode and buffer bypass circuit make it particularly practical for live situations and preserve clarity in front of other pedals.
Key Features
- Dual effects: Delay and plate reverb in one unit let a guitarist create spacious sounds without adding a second pedal to the board.
- Long delay time: The delay reaches up to 2000ms, allowing for ambient washes, rhythmic repeats and long slapback trails when needed.
- Independent levels: Separate dry and delay wet controls give clear control over the mix so the original tone stays present while adding effect depth.
- Tap and trail functions: Tap tempo for tempo-locked repeats and a trail mode that lets reverb and delay decay naturally after bypassing is useful for live dynamics.
- Buffer bypass circuit: A specially designed buffer bypass keeps the signal pristine and helps maintain tone with long cable runs or in front of other pedals.
Who It's For
The LEVITATE suits beginner to intermediate guitarists, worship players and gigging musicians who need a compact solution for both delay and reverb without spending for separate full-size units. Its compact footprint and straightforward controls make it a good board-friendly choice for players who value simplicity and reliable live features such as tap tempo and trails.
Players who require studio-grade modulation, extensive presets, or boutique analog warmth might look elsewhere; this is a digital, function-focused pedal rather than a high-end boutique reverb or analog tape delay simulator.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Good sound quality for the price, with customers noting clear delay repeats and pleasing plate reverb tones.
- Compact size and ease of use make it board-friendly and quick to dial in for live work.
- Useful live features such as tap tempo, trail mode and a buffer bypass circuit that preserves signal integrity.
Cons
- Power supply is not included, so buyers must provide a 9V center negative adapter compatible with standard pedals.
- As a digital unit it does not emulate boutique analog character, which some tone purists may prefer.
Specifications
| Power | DC 9V center negative, 5.5x2.1 mm (not included) |
| Current Draw | 92mA |
| Maximum Delay Time | 2000ms |
| Input Impedance | 470k Ohms |
| Output Resistance | 1k Ohms |
| Dimensions | 4.88 in (D) x 3.54 in (W) x 2.16 in (H) |
| Weight | 13.09 ounces |
Our Verdict
The SONICAKE LEVITATE is a pragmatic, good-value dual effect pedal for guitarists who need reliable delay and plate reverb in a compact package. With independent level controls, tap tempo, trail mode and a buffer bypass that protects tone, it offers a lot of useful functionality for the price and is especially well suited to gigging players and worship teams who want straightforward ambient sounds without complexity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the pedal include a power supply?
No, the unit requires a 9V center negative pedal power supply and the adapter is not included.
Can the delay and reverb be used together?
Yes, the pedal is designed to run the digital delay and plate reverb simultaneously with independent level controls for each effect.
Will this pedal preserve my guitar tone?
The special buffer bypass circuit is intended to keep the signal pristine and helps maintain clarity when used with other pedals or long cable runs.
Editor's Take
The SONICAKE LEVITATE is a compact, good-value dual delay and plate reverb pedal that offers up to 2000ms delay, tap tempo, trail mode and a buffer bypass to preserve tone, making it ideal for gigging players and worship use.

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