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1. IN 1 Input jack
Connect the left output of your instrument or your stereo
source here.
The
Lehle Stereo Volume
processes signals
of synthesizers, keyboards, electric and acoustic
instruments of all kinds, as well as samplers and
effects units. The input impedance of the
Lehle
Stereo Volume
is approx. 2 MOhm. It does not
matter whether the connected signal has high or
low impedance, or if it comes from a passive or an
active pickup system.
If only this jack is connected, the input signal will
nonetheless be distributed to both outputs.
2. IN 2 Input jack
Connect the right output of your instrument or your
stereo source here.
If this socket remains free, the signal from IN 1
will be distributed to both outputs (OUT 1 and
OUT 2).
3. OUT 1 Output jack
Connect the left input channel of your target device
here.
For instance, this would be an amplifier, a mixing
desk, an effects unit or an audio interface. The two
outputs (OUT 1 and OUT 2) have low impedance
and do not change their output impedance when the
volume is altered via the volume pedal. Both outputs
are balanced and can be tapped by TRS plugs (or
unbalanced with TS plugs).
If the OUT 2 jack remains free whilst both inputs are
connected, the
Lehle Stereo Volume
merges the
input signals and sends them to OUT 1.
4. OUT 2 Output jack
Connect the right input channel of your target device
here.
If this socket remains free whilst both inputs are
connected, the
Lehle Stereo Volume
merges the
input signals and sends them to OUT 1.
5. External power supply
Connect your external power supply here (9 -15 V DC
or 7 -12 V AC).
For the
Lehle Stereo Volume
an external power
supply is required.
This should provide a minimum of 9 V and no
more than 15 V DC, but alternatively you can also
connect an AC voltage source with more than 7
