Xploration • Curation • Recommendation
Hong Kong's Sonisfact launches brilliant range of 3 x Dual Voiced Overdrives with 6-Band Graphic EQ's, Clean Blend and Boost, alongside a cool Analog Chorus / Vibrato / Phaser with dual outputs
Key Points
Hong Kong maker Sonisfact has four boutique pedals in milled anodised enclosures; minimal website, dealers include CT Music (Thailand) and MOMO (Taiwan), contact info@sonisfact.com and service@sonisfact.com. As of 2026-07-13, the price was £210.
VCP-80: Analog Chorus/Vibrato + Phaser with dual outputs, chorus wet EQ, three phaser modes. VOS-80/81/82 Overdrive Stations: dual-voiced drives (ODR-1/SRV; RR Distortion+/DOD250; BluesBreaker/Driver), 6-band graphic EQ, clean blend, HIT Boost and dual footswitches.
Features: light-up sliders, milled knobs, 9V DC power; full tech specs and wider dealer availability pending.
It’s thanks to Leon Todd that I’m onto this intriguing new brand Sonisfact. They do have their own fairly minimal website, but no direct sales currently that I can see.
There are a handful of active dealers currently including Thailand’s CT Music - which I’ve referenced here, also Taiwan’s MOMO, and a couple of others I can’t properly access. AI tells me that you can buy direct from the Sonisfact site too, but I’m not seeing anything there - just 2 contact emails - info@sonisfact.com and service@sonisfact.com
They’ve created some very unique pedals here in striking custom enclosures, with seemingly high quality parts employed throughout, and a typical standard boutique pedal price which equates to $210, exchanged from the CT Music Pricing of 6,999 Baht. You can clearly see milled anodised aluminium knobs and light-up slider controls among other key detail features.
Keeley obviously has its 4-in-1 series - and this is a more expansive take on that kind of concept - marrying up 6-Band Graphic EQ to dual-voiced overdrives, with clean blend, and a further HIT Boost footswitch and level control - for maximum impact.
There are so far 3 varieties of the 6-Band Graphic EQ Dual / Twin Drives, alongside a fantastic Analog Twin Chorus + Phaser with dual outputs.
This new range is really smartly conceived and executed - and all 4 of these are targets for me, I will look to connect with Sonisfact immediately after this feature is published and shared!
We will surely see more dealers, and hopefully some more easily accessible to western players / customers!
Here is the current line-up
- Sonisfact VCP-80 Analog Chorus Phaser - 6,990 Baht [$210]
- Sonisfact VOS-80 Overdrive Station [ODR-1 / SRV Screamer] - 6,990 Baht [$210]
- Sonisfact VOS-81 Overdrive Station [RR Distortion+ / YM DOD250]- 6,990 Baht [$210]
- Sonisfact VOS-82 Overdrive Station [Breaker / Driver] - 6,990 Baht [$210]
The VOS-80 covers ODR-1 and SVR Screamer voicings, the VOS-81 is a mix of RR Distortion+ and YM DOD250, while the VOS-82 I believe is BluesBreaker + Blues Driver, but I’m not 100% sure on the latter - that makes the most sense to me, but there is a possibility that it could be something else!
In any case I’m hugely impressed with what I’ve seen and heard so far.
Seems like Leon Todd’s is the only demo video out yet on these - there will surely be more!
I hope to follow this up in serial review fashion!
Sonisfact VCP-80 Analog Chorus Phaser - 6,990 Baht [$210]
Controls - Chorus Mode : Chorus / Vibrato, Order : CH>PH / PH>CH, Phaser Mode : 45 / 90 Script / 90 Block, PHASER } PH Rate, PH Depth, PH Level, Phaser Footswitch, CHORUS } CH Rate, CH Depth, CH Level, Low : Cut > Flat, High : Cut > Flat, Chorus Footswitch.
Ports : 1/4" TS Input, 9V DC [-], 1/4" TS Output 1, 1/4" TS Output 2.
Chorus and Phaser work brilliantly together - and here you get both in a dual output box - fully analog, and obviously also with a Vibrato Mode.
There are some really smart controls here - particularly for the Chorus Wet EQ. And 3 modes for the Phaser - Phase 45, 90 Script (Vintage), and 90 Block (Modern).
I'm very much looking forward to getting my hands on one of these at some stage in the not-too-distant future!
Sonisfact VOS-80 Overdrive Station [ODR-1 / SRV Screamer] - 6,990 Baht [$210]
Controls - Drive Volume, Drive, Clean Volume, EQ : Pre / Post, Mode : Nashville ODR-1 / Texas SRV Screamer, 6 Band EQ : 100Hz | 200 Hz | 400Hz | 800Kz | 1.6kHz | 3.2kHz | HIT Boost Level, OD Footswitch, HIT Boost Footswitch.
Ports : 1/4" TS Input, 9V DC [-], 1/4" TS Output.
Really potent dual voice overdrive with 6-Band EQ, Clean Blend, and further HIT Boost. Here covering ODR-1 and SRV Screamer voicings.
I obviously love extended feature pedals and these 12-Controls Overdrives with Dual Footswitches are right up my street! I lean more into ODR-1 types that Tube Screamers - but this is an exciting format both ways really!
Sonisfact VOS-81 Overdrive Station [RR Distortion+ / YM DOD250]- 6,990 Baht [$210]
Controls - Drive Volume, Drive, Clean Volume, EQ : Pre / Post, Mode : Blizzard RR Distortion+ / Fury YM DOD250, 6 Band EQ : 100Hz | 200 Hz | 400Hz | 800Kz | 1.6kHz | 3.2kHz | HIT Boost Level, OD Footswitch, HIT Boost Footswitch.
Ports : 1/4" TS Input, 9V DC [-], 1/4" TS Output.
Same 6-Band EQ etc. format - here with the core voicings being a Randy Rhoads style Distortion+, and Yngvie Malmsteen style DOD250.
I collect extended range DOD250 / Distortion+ types - so this is another perfect match for me!
Sonisfact VOS-82 Overdrive Station [Breaker / Driver] - 6,990 Baht [$210]
Controls - Drive Volume, Drive, Clean Volume, EQ : Pre / Post, Mode : Wide BluesBreaker / Thick Blues Driver?, 6 Band EQ : 100Hz | 200 Hz | 400Hz | 800Kz | 1.6kHz | 3.2kHz | HIT Boost Level, OD Footswitch, HIT Boost Footswitch.
Ports : 1/4" TS Input, 9V DC [-], 1/4" TS Output.
Same format again - with core voicing I believe to be BluesBreaker, and most likely Blues Driver - albeit I'm not 100% on the latter, that certainly seems to match the profile best as far as I'm concerned!
Again - I'm a huge fan of both those 'Blues' Overdrive formats. All 4 of these are pretty much essential for me - and I don't really mind in what order I acquire them - they should all hopefully land in the reference collection eventually and not too far in the distance!
Hopefully there will be some more details eventually on the Sonisfact site - including full tech-specs, Current Draw etc!
