Quilter Labs

For pedals that have separate "dry" and "wet" signal paths, the dry signal remains analog.

Of course not. That would be silly.

There are certain specifications we do not publish, because they have little-to-no bearing on sound quality or performance. Some manufacturers tout these nu...

For our reverb/echo/chorus effects, the only advantage is an additional 2.5 dB of dry-signal headroom. This is imperceptible under most circumstances; howev...

For our reverb/echo/chorus effects, the two dry signals are discrete but the effect signals are not. Therefore, they cannot be used as discrete mono.

We sometimes hear terms such as spillover, persistence and trails used interchangeably. However, what happens when changing presets vs. bypassing is quite d...