Stereo WET vs Mono for ambient music.

[Xevamir]

Hello everyone, just a quick question.

I know the Stereo WET doesn't get a100% "wet" mix.
Now, for ambient users, has anyone found that it'd be better to have the mono version to get the 100% WET sound over the 50%/50%?

Thanks.

[bronzetalon]

Nope the stereo wet works just fine for me its more about the long decay than being able to go 100% wet.

[gurnisht]

Does running the pedal in stereo give a big change in the overall sound, vs mono? is it worth the effort of running 2 amps and buying the non TB more expensive version? thanks.

[bronzetalon]

For me the advantage to the stereo version is the tone control, expression control, and being able to update the software. If you don't need those or the stereo option then I would go for the mono version.

[Xevamir]

Hmm. I'm still having problems deciding on which one to get. This is a hard decision!
Any other people care to chime in?

[bronzetalon]

If you don't need the 100% wet for a parallel effects loop just go for the stereo wet.

[Xevamir]

I wish someone could do a video comparison between the two. Haha.

[arthur rotfeld]

The big advantage for me is the tone control, which is really useful, stereo is a great bonus too, especially for a pedal as the end of the signal path.

I did some ambient demos:

uG7B73K7TNM


UESJnp58Z3M

[The bear]

The big advantage for me is the tone control, which is really useful, stereo is a great bonus too, especially for a pedal as the end of the signal path.

I did some ambient demos:

uG7B73K7TNM


UESJnp58Z3M

Sounds great!

[arthur rotfeld]

Thanks, Jostein. This is a such a versatile and easy to use pedal. Haven't turned it off in months ;)

[kmcw]

Stereo. Had the same question but am Sooo glad I went with the stereo. Using is stereo is amazing but as mentioned the tone control is great!

[arthur rotfeld]

I have to rig up a stereo spread still.... yes, the tone control is so important.