Red Sea - Signal Flow Explained

Today we are discussing how your signal flows through the Red Sea. We include some tips for using the Red Sea in both Mono and Stereo. We also dig deeper into the 2 polarity inverse switches, what are they for and how would we use them to keep things in phase with each other.
For more info on the Red Sea, visit: jetpedals.com/products/red-sea
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00:00 Introduction
00:35 Mono Input
02:51 Stereo Input
04:14 How to Use the Polarity Switches
07:18 Outro

[@danamoose1234]

I just got one of these and I am in shock. It's AMAZING. Wet/dry/wet now gives me all the amazing stereo wet effects but brings back the clarity of a mono down the center. My rig has literally never sounded this good. Thank you for this pedal technology!!!

[@emmettgros8535]

I want this! Amazing options

[@emmettgros8535]

Just ordered one!

[@peterprice8897]

It sounds good but it would be great if it had an expression pedal so you could blend it on the go .

[@MacawAviculture]

Where are your 3 amps and 3 speakers?

[@olsza6969]

what if I have two stereo effects to mix and they are without analog dry through (full digital) and i wish white arrow to have also where are both blue and red outs ? i hope I am clear with my question

[@daughtersofdivorce6803]

You would need two units. One to blend (stereo) between dry and effects, and then another unit to blend between both pedals.