Wet and dry outputs?

[Hurricane Bob]

Just got an Ibanez AD99 delay that has two outputs, one wet and one dry. Is this for running into two amps or what? Kind of a cool analog delay sound, a tad dark, and large for my pedal board.

[moon]

I guess so - or to record wet & dry on separate channels.

A dark delay (or reverb) can work really well. The low-passed signal doesn't fight for space with the dry sound so much.

[MikeBmusic]

Is the 'wetness' % adjustable on the wet output? (I would assume so)

[Hurricane Bob]

It has three controls on top; delay time, feedback, and delay level. The out puts have no controls on them. You could run two amps I guess and have one wet and one dry.

[pieterh]

Check out the manual:

http://www.tonehome.de/app/download/8483185/Ibanez_AD99_AnalogDelay_manual.pdf

The reason for two outputs is for connecting to stereo inputs next in the chain, or two inputs in a mixing desk etc. According to the manual the dry output is always the unaffected signal. When connecting in stereo the "wet" will send only the delayed signals. If connecting in mono and nothing is connected to the dry output then the mixed dry-wet signal is sent from the "wet" output.