E.B.M.Head
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In studio technic wet & dry is used with delay processors.
A dry echo is a signal that is repeat without any mixing with other signals.
A wet echo is the signal you want to repeat mixed with the current signal and this product is then repeated.
If I transfer the studio slang to audiphile slang, then to me a dry headphone has a clean analytical sound, while a wet headphone would have a boomy reverbant sound.
But I could be wrong
A dry echo is a signal that is repeat without any mixing with other signals.
A wet echo is the signal you want to repeat mixed with the current signal and this product is then repeated.
If I transfer the studio slang to audiphile slang, then to me a dry headphone has a clean analytical sound, while a wet headphone would have a boomy reverbant sound.
But I could be wrong