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Pedal board that does wet-dry-wet in a stereo setup.I built this pedal board to run wet-dry-wet 90's EVH style. Pedals used: Boss IR-2 Amp & Cabinet simulator ($290 retail), Eventide MicroPitch ($355 retail), 2x Digital Delays: Boss DD-2 (discontinued) and Boss DD-8 ($240 retail), Earthquaker devices Plume Drive pedal ($159 retail). All pedals are in perfect like new condition with original packaging. The DD-2 is the highly collectible "blue label" version from the mid 1980s. All mounted on a custom wood pedal board with complete wiring and 9v power adapter. (note the Wah and volume pedals on the right side in the first two pictures is not included in this sale. See 3rd picture for what's included in final sale.)The Boss IR-2 with its stereo effects loop capabilities allows the Eventide and Boss delays to be connected after the pre-amp section delivering clear and tight time based effects and stereo routing. That 90's Van Halen Balance-album era sound is accomplished through slightly offset delay and micro pitch settings between the left and right channels. Playing through headphones the sound is full and amazing!For the ambitious who want that full amp in the room wet-dry-wet configuration the 3 individual signals can be sent to either 3 FRFR powered cabs or, by turning off the IR Cabinet simulation in the IR-2, to 3 amps and speaker cabinets. If you are looking for a (comparably) inexpensive W-D-W solution this is a great way to go!Sound demo using backing tracks to Runaround: https://samply <dot> app/p/f9kFVITpzzI2XYFuu67i
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