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- Condition
- New
- Color
- US Classic Reverb Effect
- Model
- QAP-2(US Classic)
- Dimensions
- 2.56"D x 3.15"W x 1.1"H
- Weight
- 0.13 kg
- Material
- Tweed Fabric
- Output Wattage
- 1 watts
- Warranty
- 90 Days
- Works with
- Guitar
Features 5
- Portable Silent Practice Solution: Carry-on/bedroom guitar effects with headphone amplifier for silent practicing; enables musicians to practice at any time without disturbing others through headphone-only output
- Classic Tweed Amp Tone & Built-In Reverb Effects : This mini headphone guitar amplifier features built-in reverb effects adding additional sonic dimensions to the overall tone; Classic tweed amp clean and overdrive tone tastes, delivering that light fuzzy, edge of break-up sound
- Enhanced Connectivity Options: Headphone splitter and 1/8'' auxiliary cable included, offering more possibilities for a variety of uses; features 1/8 inch AUX input allowing you to play along with your favorite backing tracks during practice or pre-show warm-up
- Playing Anytime: Supports USB charging with included USB charging cable for 5 hours of continuous operation, allowing you to play anytime without batteries
- Compact and Lightweight Design: Space-saving amplifier design allows for easy portability and convenient storage in gig bags or backpacks
Description
YOUR NEXT BETTER PEDAL--SONICAKE Since 2017, SONICAKE has been committed to creating new musical experiences. Our passionate and dedicated R&D team continues to innovate with high-quality and affordable musical instruments and accessories that enrich the lives of our customers around the world Rock On & Taste it Sonicake US Classic is a Headphone Pocket Guitar Amp. Plug-in type particularly focused on An American classic combo amplifier modeler with reverb effect. Best paired with headphones with higher impedance. Specifications: Dimensions: 3.82in(D)×2.56in(W)×1.65in(H); Weight：4.59oz.. 1. FX: A classic-voiced chorus will color your tone 2. 1/8” stereo output jack to connect your headphones or other devices 3. Volume: Controlling the overall volume level 4. Tone: Adding more details to your playing 5. Gain: Turn it up for more gain 6. Power: Turn it on and off 7. AUX: 1/8” stereo audio input 8. USB: Charge it with the USB cable No batteries needed for this pocket amp! It is USB-chargeable, and we've included a USB charging cable within the package for your convenience. One charge will keep you playing for 5 straight hours. The small size and light weight allow you to use it anywhere. Sonicake US Classic is a headphone pocket guitar amp, plug-in type, designed to give you the tonal mojo of an American classic combo amplifier with the tweed cloth covering. You just can't be wrong with that light fuzzy, edge of break-up sound. It also comes with a built-in reverb effect, adding additional sonic dimensions to the overall tone. An 1/8 inch AUX input and a PHONES jack make it way easier for the artists to play with their favorite backing tracks, making it a perfect tool for daily practice and pre-show warming-up. The 1/4 inch jack is for plugging straight into your guitar.
Specs 22
| Brand | SONICAKE |
|---|---|
| Color | US Classic Reverb Effect |
| Material | Tweed Fabric |
| Output Wattage | 1 watts |
| Speaker Size | 3 inches |
| Power Source | USB Charging |
| Output Channel Quantity | 1 |
| Amplifier Type | Solid State |
| Connector Type | 3.5mm Jack |
| Sound Profile | Clean and Overdrive with Reverb |
| Enclosure Material | Tweed Fabric |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 2.56"D x 3.15"W x 1.1"H |
| Item Weight | 0.13 kg |
| Model Name | US Classic |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Highlight | USB Rechargeable, AUX Jack, portable plug-in pocket guitar headphone amplifier for home silent practice travel |
| UPC | 843037100387 |
| Manufacturer | SONICAKE |
| Built-In Media | / |
| Model Number | US Classic |
| Mfr Part Number | QAP-2(US Classic) |
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Versatile little headphone amp.
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
So silly me, I thought that because I was an adult that owned my own home and could play my guitar and bass through my regular amps whenever I wanted. Turns out that when the wife is cranky and I am working on the same riff for an hour straight I am in-fact not allowed to use my big amps. So since I have been really happy with the pedals I have purchased from Sonicake I decided to check out their headphone amp for use when the wife says no to the big amps. I have tested the headphone amp in a Peavey G-90, Predator, Patriot, and Generation EXP as well as a Peavey Fury Bass, and a Cort Curbow Retro 4 (active) Bass. This little amp worked out well in all of them. The reverb is nicely there, It is not overpowering, but not anemic sounding either. The volume gets loud enough through headphones, as well as plugged into a small set of non-powered headphone jack speakers. The gain gives you a little punch but stops short of distortion. The amp arrived with a full charge, and through several hours of testing the battery lights still have not moved from the 4 full bars. There is some slight hum, which I found was almost completely reduced by turning the amp up and then using the volume knob on the guitar instead. The hum was more noticeable with single coil pickups but that is to be expected. The construction is plastic, and the switches and knobs are small, but it's a $30 headphone amp, it's not a half stack. Be nice to your gear and don't come at it like Godzilla and it should be plenty durable. It will have a space in my gear for testing craigslist guitar purchases, for going camping, and for keeping the wife happy when she says I'm being too loud. :( There is only one negative that i found and that was that it would not fit into my wife's 2006 lefty MIM Strat. The angle of the jack plate in that guitar seemed to start putting upward pressure on the amp before it fully seated. There was however no problem using it in my 1994 Peavey Predator which is a strat type guitar. I do not have a another Fender Strat to test so I can not say if it is a Fender issue or if it is an issue only related to her particular guitar. In any case if you have been told to quiet down based on my experience I think this is a good option and I would buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2021 by Adam D.
Sonicake guitar headphone amp, practice is a lot more fun!
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
The Soncake headphone amp is a great item to have in your guitar case. So many times at a gig I try to find a quiet corner to practice at, only to find I can't hear myself. Now with The Sonicake headphone amp, I can practice anywhere. The Sonicake has a rechargeable battery that you can recharge with the USB cable provided. When charged it lasts about 5 hours. The volume will get loud and precise. The tone control over halfway up will be a little shrill for most. The gain I would equate to a tube screamer in front of a Fender. The gain works well for blues,jazz and lite rock. Those looking for more saturation will be disappointed. This is not a metal or heavy rock distortion. That being said the Sonicakecake headphone amp does give you a warm and colourful sound. I first used a Strat and found myself in "Stevie Ray Vaughn" land all day. My Les Paul took on an " Allman Bros." Tone. The Sonicake does come with reverb, although it is not adjustable. The reverb reminds of a "Surf Guitar" sound. Like a Fender Twin with the reverb on 10 or 11. The Sonicake says it also has chorus, but I could not detect any. There also is no switch for chorus. The Sonicake comes with a USB cable, an adapter so you can have two headphone outs or two aux in. The aux in works perfectly for playing along or learning new songs. If you take the the time to adjust the volume on The Sonicake and the media your putting in the aux in, it sounds great!! The price for the Sonicake is respectable, compared to other units with less features.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2019 by Craig Webb
Good for some straightforward practice.
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
I've been playing guitar and off for about 10 years and recently went through a very long "off" bout. I'm realizing how much playing guitar kept my mental health stable so I've been trying to get back into it. I live with my aging parents, who are prone to random naps or TV binges. They're pretty tolerant of me firing up one of my loud amps so long as the amps stay in the basement and I don't crank them. During their TV binges, I can fire up one of my practice amps if they're blasting the TV's volume, since my practice amps can't get loud enough for them to hear over the TV. But for nap times.... I have to keep the guitars in their cases. So I decided to get a couple of headphone amps: This Sonicake and another one from Valeton. I have a Valeton TAR 20g guitar amp which is currently my favorite all 'round amp, so I really expected to prefer the Valeton headphone amp over this Sonicake unit. It is with mild surprise that I write that I actually find myself reaching for this Sonicake amp for muted playing sessions! As some readers will likely guess from reading thus far, I have G.A.S. , or Gear Acquisition Syndrome. I have many guitars, many amps and have owned many more in the past. What's my point here, you might ask? My point is that I've found that I play best- and most, with simple gear. The amp with one channel and a few knobs. The guitar that I haven't modded with pickup-altering configurations. When I play my modded guitars, my feature laden amps, and/or hook up some effects pedals, I spend a lot of time toying with my gear, and I never further my guitar skills. This nuance is one of two reasons why I favor this Sonicake amp. It's very straightforward to use, and while it's very lacking in features compared to the Valeton, that means I spend more time playing my guitars! Yes, this amp does have a couple of effects, but they can only be switched on or off; there are no controls to adjust them in any way. Plus, this amp costs a fair amount less than the Valeton as well. The second reason I favor this amp is simple yet complex: Tone. While I have and enjoy a few very nice tube amplifiers, I'm not a tube snob (The Valeton TAR 20g is solid state, case in point) but I expect good tone from my gear. I don't think I set the bar high here; I've got a 10 watt Donner guitar amp that I think sounds fine and am just as willing to play that little amp as I am hooking up my mighty Hughes and Kettner 36 watt Tubemeister and feeling like I might level the house with it's volume. Unlike many guitarists, I am a stickler for clean tone. It is my belief and experience thus far that it's far easier to overdrive/distort amps than it is to clean them up, so I strongly prefer amps that perform well with clean tones. And this Sonicake does just that. No, it's definitely not Fender clean, but given it's size, and compared to the sorry excuse the Valeton headphone amp has as a clean channel, I find the clean tones this amp puts out agreeable. And true to my statement, rolling up the gain knob easily pulls you into overdrive tone territory. The amp does start to "fart" when you max the gain, but for one, that's just my ears hearing that, and two, this amp is meant for clean and slightly overdriven tone, so maxing out the gain is using it out of intended context. In closing, I will cover two gripes I have about this amp: 1. It uses a USB Micro jack. WHY? Sorry to sound snobby, but I find USB type C plugs and jacks to be so much more reliable. Please update your headphone amps to use USB type C jacks, SONICAKE!! 2. The "thumbwheel" controls on this amp are quite irritating to use when this amp is plugged in to any of my guitars. At first, I reasoned that the thumbwheel controls were to prevent the controls from getting moved should the amp get bumped, but the Valeton headphone amp has actual raised knobs, and they've never been moved by my accidentally bumping the amp while plugged in. All in all I'm very satisfied with this amp, and unlike many of my gear purchases, it is conducive to my playing my guitar instead of just fiddling with gear.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2021 by Hawk eye
Meh. I thought it would be great. I was wrong
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
It works for a clean sound that’s all. Gave it away after one use
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2026 by BB.
Awesome Beginner Product
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
Very fun product, it definitely works, very good for practice on the Electric Guitar. Connection is very crisp, the effects are not too much. Kinda wish there was a knob to adjust it as well. The features are very simple.
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Nathaniel Collins-EL
Solid build and impressive amp emulation
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
Build quality of this Sonicake headphone amp is solid. It’s molded plastic, but sturdy and slightly textured, not slippery. All the controls and jacks are solid, too. Feels like it can last a long time. I’m impressed by the overall sound of the US Classic, which is rich with great amp crunch. It’s responsive to the guitar’s volume control and can clean up nicely, when desired. I tested this with 2 very different headphone sets and plugged straight into the power amp/return jack on a 65w combo amp and plugged into a cd input on a practice amp. It’s a bit on the hissy side in headphones, but not unlike a real amp, really. It’s most quiet with the guitar turned up high and the amp volume turned lower. Hiss becomes a non-issue once you start playing, but it might be a bit too much for recording. There’s plenty of gain and saturation from the gain control and a fairly wide range of tone from the one tone control. Beside the basic control set, the pocket headphone amp is equipped with an auxiliary input for piping in sound to play along with and an intense spring/hall reverb, controlled by a single on/off switch. The reverb sound is quite realistic, if not a bit overboard. It would be nice to have a 3-way switch to include a high and low intensity setting adjustment (not meaning louder and softer, but more and less). The headphone amp comes packaged with a stereo 1/8” male to male cable, a molded stereo 1/8” y-adapter and a micro USB cable for charging. Very well thought out product packaging, I think. Rates 5 stars, especially for the price. Pros: Solid feel and build Good sound emulation Good choice of controls Added reverb effect Cons: Reverb could be less intense, or 2 modes offered The 4 bright blue leds is a bit much. They could be dimmed down.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2020 by D. T.
Extremely antiquated charging cord
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
Has an ancient charging cord. Seems like there getting rid of old stock. Other than that it works well. Just don’t loose the cord it’s pre micro usb
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by SALVADOR J MELO
Playing with my guitar wirelessly.
Color: US Classic Reverb Effect
It's easy to use. Functionality: It connects to my Bluetooth speaker with the headphone jack built in, using the audio cable. The sound looks good. Features: it has the volume, gain, and tone controls. Portability: important. Input options: plug in to my Epiphone SG Guitar to the audio cable to my Bluetooth speaker (with the headphone jack built in). If you want to play with it wirelessly without your power outage or falling/tripping on the cord and getting hurt yourself, I'd recommend this one. I love it. I can walk playing with my Epiphone SG Guitar wirelessly.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Peyton Barnett