Wetter Box

Simple to put together and does exactly what it says on the tin to parallel mix my wet effects. Setup on my board to use in mono or wet/dry setup easily and with a couple of cable changeovers I can change to stereo really easy if the occasion called for it.

It's a great concept. I was using it to put my analog flanger and phaser in parallel so I could blend them. The phase switch is handy - especially with a phaser set to all-wet. And the ability to control the blend with the expression pedal is what drew me to GigRig in the first place. However, the unit has a built in buffer and i found the buffer to introduce a hiss to the signal which i don't get when i just put the effects into the G3 directly. So, I'll keep the unit for my B-rig, but for my main rig I think I'm better just creating parallel branches for these effects in the G3.

brings a whole new way of playing with effects, i love it!

Does what it should, cheaper and with smaller footprint than others. Took a while before I figured out the difference between mix and blend mode, now i run timefactor in loop A and blend in blackhole in loop B as I wish and it sounds amazing. Running the output to two separate amps, I am now free from hum.

Highly recommended, works just as described and has so much flexibility. I had been working on parallel routing for a good while and encountered all sorts of issues with phase and volume imbalances. That all ended when I connected my Wetter Box, it’s Dantastic!

When I learned about this device I immediately thought how it could help me create a cleaner and yet still gritty rhythm tone from Wampler's Tweed 57, combined with the clean signal from the tele. It works! The separate gain controls for the loops and the phase switch make this pedal most useful.

I'm a amateur bassguitar player in a heavy/stonerrock band, I like effects, but I don't wa t to loose my clean bottom. I was looking for a device to split my bass-signal, alter both signals individually, and blend them back to one signal. The A- channel should be my clean signal, including a compressor, and the B-channel my dirty, really altered signal. Actually my whole pedalboard, except of the comp, would go into the B-channel. I found several devices, but none of them really suited my needs: most of them just have a blendable fx-return, or they buffer before the signal goes out of the device, nothing for my fuzz, or they split frequences like bi-amping. I wanted to equal signals. In the end I found the Wetter Box by accident, and I couldn't be happier with it. Ofcourse, it's not exactly cheap, but in my opinion the price is really fair for what you get. The parcel came very fast. The package was nicely wrapped in a beutiful box. Blablabla, but true. The WetterBox was bigger than expected, but not top big for my board. The funcionality is easy, and there was also a paper with drawings and description. The result soundwise was what I wanted to have: I split my bass signal, i dialed in both gains after the return easily, I sent my clean signal fullrange to my comp, and I was able to mix it perfectly with my fuzz, drive, phaser, delay and reverb sounds coming from the other channel. The possibility of adding B to A or mixing them equaly is amazing too, a plus I didn't think about before. Another cool thing: The mix button is really huge, I can even dial it in with my foot. I'm more than happy. And no, I didn't receive nothing to write a good review, I payed the full price. I'm just a happy customer, thanks to GigRig to create such cool things!