Wet/Dry?? How's this for a dumb question????

[Ironhandjohn]

I've been playing for 3 years now, and I am just recently able to play well enough to start refining my sound. Very Gilmour-esque, with a bit of 'Blues-era' Gary Moore and Steve Vai (my 1st REAL amp was an X-100B)thrown in to make things weird....


I see in posts here, as well as ads for certain effects pedals for 'wet/dry' inputs. What does this mean?



Just curious.....

 

[MitchSchaft]

Wet = effects, dry = no effects. I think the term stands for a stereo setup where one side has effects and the other side has no effects at all.

 

[Zachman]

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I've been playing for 3 years now, and I am just recently able to play well enough to start refining my sound. Very Gilmour-esque, with a bit of 'Blues-era' Gary Moore and Steve Vai (my 1st REAL amp was an X-100B)thrown in to make things weird....


I see in posts here, as well as ads for certain effects pedals for 'wet/dry' inputs. What does this mean?



Just curious.....

Do yourself a HUGE favor and read the stuff on this page:

http://www.customaudioelectronics.com/frequently_asked_questions.htm

This WILL help your understanding.