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Phase Loop B
On the side of the Wetter Box
you’ll
see a push button
PHASE LOOP B.
When you mix two signals together
‘in
phase’
they combine and when you
mix them
‘out
of
phase’
they cancel each other out. No matter where you
are in the sweep between LOOP A and LOOP B, both signals - as long as
they’re
in phase - will always equal 100%. However, if one of the pedals is
out of phase,
you’ll
notice the signal gets quieter as they combine. If this
happens, press the
PHASE LOOP B
button to reverse the phase on LOOP B.
The difference between MIX and BLEND
These are the two modes of Wetter
Box operation.
In
BLEND
mode (
MIX/BLEND
Select
in OUT position) you blend between
LOOP A and LOOP B.
MIX
mode adds LOOP B
on top of
LOOP A.
For example, if you put a reverb
pedal in LOOP A, then a delay pedal
in LOOP B, you can
MIX
the delay
on top of the reverb without reducing the reverb. This works well with
pedals that have a KILL DRY or 100% Wet feature.
Using an Expression Pedal
Plugging an expression pedal into the
EXP PEDAL Input
disconnects the
master
MIX
knob, enabling you to blend your effects in real time.
You can use any commercially available expression pedal with a pot value of
between 10K and 100K (most are 50k and work well).
It’s
also worth noting that no audio is present in the expression pedal, it
simply uses a controlled voltage that informs the circuit of the blend ratio.
Using a Remote Switch
The
REMOTE Switch
allows you to turn the Wetter Box on and off remotely.
Any latching switch can now control the ON/OFF state of the Wetter Box.
This feature is useful if you
’
re using the Wetter Box in conjunction with your
amps FX Loop as it eliminates the need for two long audio cable runs.
Simply leave the Wetter Box at the amp and switch it on/off remotely.
