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Signal Path
The JamMan
®
Delay has a stereo signal path with both a Left (mono) and Right
input. This signal passes through the A/D converter and into the DSP where
it then goes through the Delay and then the Looper. The signal then passes
through a D/A converter and then to the outputs.
The dry signal in the JamMan Delay is a buffered analog path. This path has a Dry
Off option for when the JamMan Delay is used in a parallel effects loop. The Dry
Off button should be set to ON to prevent an unwanted second dry path from
the JamMan Delay being mixed in with the parallel dry path of the loop. If you
are using a series effects loop or running into the front end of an amplifier, the
Dry Off button should be set to OFF to keep the analog dry path active.
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