Great Wet/Dry/Wet Sounds On A Sensible Budget – That Pedal Show

Published on Jun 22, 2018

For our last show in That (Old) Pedal Shed (8 June 2018), we went nuts on a mega wet/dry/wet rig comprising all manner of unobtanium that came to a whopping £30k… or thereabouts. You can watch it here
We had an overwhelming response to that video, and among the chorus of ‘oh my goodness it sounds amazing’ came a cry of ‘how the bejeeesus do we do that on a more mortal budget?’
Thus, Daniel and I got to work straight away in the That (New) Pedal Shed setting up a similarly inspried rig but with much more ‘normal’ stuff. Please note that we didn’t say ‘low budget’ so this isn’t about doing it as cheaply as possible. It’s about a ‘sensible’ budget using easily available, quality amps and pedals. It's still a pretty penny if you were to just go out and buy it all, but hopefully you have at least some of these things – or similar – at your disposal already!
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Pedals in this episode…

• TheGigRig Three2One


• D’Addario Pedal Tuner
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• RYRA Tri-Pi Muff Fuzz
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• Keeley D&M Drive
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• ProAnalog Devices Manticore


• Analog Man Bad Bob Boost


• Longamp Roxanne


• Strymon TimeLine
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• Dawner Prince Boonar
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• Chase Bliss Audio Gravitas Analog Tremolo
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• Dunlop EP-103 Echoplex
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• TheGigRig Humdinger


• TheGigRig G2

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Interesting bits and go-to sections…
- Intro playing: 0:00
- The last ‘old’ show on wet/dry/wet: 1:26
- Wet/Dry or Wet/Dry/Wet, and what is ‘wet’ anyway? 3:15
- Today’s amps: 4:30
- Vox AC15C1: 4:44
- Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III: 5:13
- Fender Blues Junior III: 6:58
- Which amp is wet, which is dry and why? 8:08
- Blues Jr with the Keeley D&M Drive and Tele: 9:25
- …and Strat: 10:30
- Chalk and day, night and cheese: 13:20
- Dry amp… then all three: 13:50
- …and the D&M Drive: 15:15
- Hot Rod Deluxe and the D&M Drive: 15:58
- …and the Vox: 16:45
- But Dan doesn’t like the Top Boost channel? 17:15
- Normal and Top Boost channels compared: 18:10
- What about using a digital amp too – latency? 21:15
- The signal path: 22:15
- Just the outside/wet amps: 24:18
- Signal splits to the amps? 25:50
- Outside/wet amps only, with delays on: 26:25
- …and then with all amps on: 28:15
- Boonar, tremolo, Vox, left side: 31:15
- …and with the other two amps added: 31:54
- Wet amps only, 100 per cent wet/kill dry: 36:45
- …and with the dry amp added: 37:45
- What if your delay won’t do 100 per cent wet/kill dry? 39:30
- Wet/Dry/Wet a la D’n’M (no kill dry): 44:05
- …compared with Wet/Dry/Wet with kill-dry in the wet amps: 45:50
- And what about the Dawner Prince Boonar? 48:14
- And the Echoplex? 50:54
- Cost implications: how much have we ‘saved?’ 55:00
- Dan plays us out: 58:55


Guitars in this episode:
Fender Custom Shop 1963 Telecaster - watch Dan’s video at
Fender American Vintage ’62 Stratocaster - watch Mick’s video at

Amps in this episode
Fender Blues Junior III (no longer made - check out the version IV)
Vox AC15 Custom with Celestion Greenback speaker
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe III (no longer made - check out the version IV)


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