frankiev said:
I had not even thought about stereo cabs and Im sorry to say every time I read what you posted my eyes cross and I go blank. Can you explain in simpler terms...
I used to run a wet dry setup and loved the clarity. I had the center dry through a marshall superlead to a 4x12 cab and wet to a SS amp then to 2 -2x12s on either side of the 4x12 .
~Sorry for the confusion. I am an old hand at real world wet/dry but I have only had my Axe for a few days and I have been to life-busy to spend more than a little time with it.~
It would seem that to experiment with the simulated wet/dry we are wondering about you will need to run stereo and you will need three separate lines to the output mixer as you have shown.
Try this:
Run your amp the way you have it in your picture and pan it to center. Run a 100% wet delay/reverb combo (either serial or parallel) to one output and pan it hard left. Run another independent delay/reverb combo set 100% wet to a different output and pan it hard right.
See if this approximates the sound/feel of your old wet/dry rig. It is possible that unless you isolate the wet signals to their own real world cabinets like in your old rig all of this might not have a significant affect on the sound.
Also, here is a sure fire way to get your old wet/dry sound:
Run your dry amp to its own output line and pan hard right.
Run your wet effect line to its own output and pan hard left.
You wont have a stereo field but you will have old school, two cabinet wet/dry.
If your dry line is too dry add a little bit of serial tape echo. Just a little bit.