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Brough Guitars Review Ep. 26: Wet/Dry/Wet Pt.2 Signal Path

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Hey y’all,
Here is the exact path of everything in my W/D/W setup! Please feel free to ask any questions.
It’s very simple if you follow what I have. You can alter this in so many ways. Let me know if you’ve tried this yourself and how you’ve achieved yours! It’s the best sound I’ve heard in any rig I’ve used in my life thus far. I’m not sure how I can top this but I will try.
Thanks for watching!

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29 авг 2024

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@5150show Месяц назад

Incredible set up, fantastic video

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

@@5150show thank you! Love your show! Let me know if you’d ever like to have me on! I’d be honored. Been watching you for a long time.

@CoffeeDrinker71 Месяц назад

Hey Kyle, great setup and walk-through! I'm building a very similar rig so I have a few questions. After experimenting with the SDE-3000's output settings, I've noticed the "stereo" output option contains a lot of dry signal blended in the repeats. The only way to go full wet is to chose the "DirMute" option...but it sounds totally different. I'm curious which output setting you have landed on and prefer? ...especially since your wet effects are in series. Also, could you clarify what you stated about the "level" knob on the Bray box. You said it controls how much "effect..not volume". I would have assumed that is only controlling the output level of your line signal from the center head. Maybe I misunderstood what you meant. Anyway, great vids...keep 'em coming. Go IU! Fellow Hoosier here. 😎

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

@@CoffeeDrinker71 Hey buddy go Hoosiers!!!! Love that! And the Bray is for the output of the wet effects overall. To be honest I’ve only been using the red channel of the EVH settings as the red channel is meant for stereo W/D/W use. The green channel is meant for mono use. The variations are endless with this pedal and I myself am still playing with it. I’ll keep you posted on what I figure out as well. Thanks for the input and watching man.

@user-nq6ck2vg1n Месяц назад

Superb…..video….very detailed and well explained!!!! Fantastic job!!!!

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

@@user-nq6ck2vg1n thanks buddy!

@JohnnyBeane Месяц назад

Awesome setup! 🎸

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

Thanks Johnny! Hope to be on your channel with you one day! You are an original!

@JohnnyBeane Месяц назад

@@ddoouubblleess hey thank you so much, man! Yeah, let’s set that up!

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

@@JohnnyBeane great man, I’d be honored and love that! Let me know!

@benburnett8109 Месяц назад

I'll throw my 2 cents in. 3 powered monitors. 1 Helix LT. Wet/Dry/wet with flexibility. Probably 1/5 the cost of the rig you have. I understand analog/tube and such. But it seems as if this would be a trouble shooting nightmare and cost prohibitive for 99% of guitar players out there. Heck, 3 high quality powered monitors are 3k and the Helix LT is right at 1k. Cables are another 200.00 so all in my rig is 4200.00 and I would be frightened to see a total cost of yours. Is mine better? No. Is yours better? No. But with the advent of Fractal, Helix, and other modelers, your rig seems archaic and problematic. Sound quality is not a factor as it has been well established that most cannot tell the difference in tone from Digital to analog. Great video. Love the content and your rig is inspiring......to say the least. Thanks for hearing me out.

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

@@benburnett8109 yeah man love it. That’s why iterate in all the parts that this can all be done in a multitude of ways. The next video or part 4 I’ll be discussing cost and settings. Thanks for your input. And it won’t be a trouble shooting nightmare because I did the hard work already which is why I posted this to help others see it’s a not so daunting task depending on what flexibility they’d have financially. But thanks for watching man! Keep rockin!

@benburnett8109 Месяц назад

@@ddoouubblleess THANK YOU FOR THE KIND REPLY. I look forward to more content from you. And if you could delve into the "troubleshooting" aspect that would be a "double whammy" of a whammerized video!! I love it. Thanks for the reply and THANK YOU for sharing knowledge. ---Ben

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

@@benburnett8109 of course man. I’m an open minded guy and I enjoy hearing from others input. There’s so many ways to achieve the same goals and I’ll certainly try to get into the trouble shooting. I got it right on my first attempt thanks to a lot of advice and research. Hope this all helps and I continue to help.

@ddoouubblleess Месяц назад

I’d also suggest watching the other parts, I discuss the other ways there are to achieve a wet dry set up briefly in part 1. But thanks for watching and supporting man.

@benburnett8109 Месяц назад

@@ddoouubblleess I will. ANd I think I saw parts 1 and 2. None the less............I think we are on the same page going forward and I look forward to the content. Also FWIW.............the deeper the "breakdown" videos go.............the better. Settings, methods, chains and order...........are all very important. ---Ben