LEHLE MONO VOLUME S
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- čas přidán 10. 04. 2022
- LEHLE MONO VOLUME S
More volume - but half the size
• Analogue signal path - digital control
• High-end preamp with discrete Class-A input stage
• 120 dB dynamic range thanks to 30 V technology
• Magnetic sensor technology, without mechanical wear
• Precise volume control from analogue VCA
• MIDI via USB
• Optimised size and weight
With the LEHLE MONO VOLUME S you get an active and wear-free volume pedal, which is lighter and smaller but not less efficient: equipped with the proven and evolving magnet sensor VCA technology of the other LEHLE VOLUME pedals, you control the volume of your instrument precisely.
As it has no mechanical potentiometer, the typical noise, endlessly expensive repairs and complicated adjustment can be avoided.
Your foot is just moving the magnet, while the Hall-sensor measures the distance, with great precision and very fast. An ARM Cortex CPU processes the data of the sensor in a matching, musical taper and controls the VCA. Here, the signal path is always kept completely analogue - and in your hands.
Stability - both electronic and mechanical.
Over the entire control range the LEHLE MONO VOLUME S transmits the full sound spectrum of the connected sound source. The input and output impedance always stays the same, ensuring that unlike with potentiometers, there will be no damping of higher frequencies.
The input voltage coming from your power supply (9 - 15 V) is internally rectified, then filtered, stabilized and transformed to 30 V, thus achieving a total dynamic range of 120 dB. The high-end preamp with discrete Class-A input stage brings every little sound nuance to life - your tone becomes touchable.
There are no initial difficulties with the LEHLE MONO VOLUME S: low-friction bearings of a high-performance polymer bed the shaft gently into the aluminium enclosure and reduce any mechanical stress towards zero - thus, it runs mechanically extremely smooth and steady. By means of an adjusting screw the tension of the pedal can be modified with great precision from feathery to Vintage Car.
In addition to the mains output, a second also buffered direct output is available: without affecting the sound negatively, you can provide a signal to a tuner, to a DAW or even a second amp.
Zero to hundred or boost à la carte? The LEHLE MONO VOLUME S has a boost available, which can deliver up to +12 dB more gain with a little extra emphasis (push) in the toe position. When and how? By means of using a little button you can recall 4 presets: 0 dB, +5 dB or +10 dB. The last preset is the chef’s speciality and remains an audiophile surprise.
The USB-C socket provides the functionality to calibrate, program and update the LEHLE MONO VOLUME S - by the way it sends MIDI data to your DAW or amp simulation of your choice.
Compared to the LEHLE MONO VOLUME we were able to reduce the weight by 50 % and the size by 35 % - with the same rugged stability and yet more dynamic. It’s even 2 cm flatter, however the pedal range stays the same - just as comfortable and responsive as the larger models.
This is the LEHLE MONO VOLUME S: more volume - but half the size.
lehle.com/lehle-mono-volume-s - Hudba
Yes! Thanks guys! That's what I need for my board.😁
What a hard choice - will you update the original pedal to include the MIDI functionality and 120db capability of the new one? Was planning to buy the original because I don't care about size or weight -- actually prefer it heavier and bigger since I don't need to move it out of my room -- but want the new features of the new model.
There will be a successor of the still available original LEHLE MONO VOLUME. But it's not clear when. In any case not in 2022.
So right know you might decide between the available.
@@LehleSwitcher Your new one with MIDI capability and 120db range sounds amazing; will be getting one. :)
@@LehleSwitcher I also want a MIDI capable pedal but the original size. I'm a producer, not a gigging musician, so larger is better since it's means more control... I have no need to fit everything on a small pedal board. There aren't any other pedals on the market that do both volume and MIDI, so I think you could really corner the market if you make a full-size version with MIDI control. Hope it doesn't take you too long to make it! In the meantime I have to use the Moog EP3 for MIDI and it sucks :-/
@@jonlemmon2718 We're working on that.
These are the kind of introductory product videos I have frustration with. I bought the first Lehle volume pedal and it was great but huge and heavy. So here’s a proposed smaller lighter version which I’m glad to see but there’s absolutely no context or comparison as to how much smaller, not to mention seeing or hearing it in action. What’s the point? Save the fluffy video production and just show us the real thing in full context. Apologies, surely I can wait of course but if you’ve built one let’s really see and hear it.
It's 50% lighter and 35% smaller:
instagram.com/p/Ccp3pV9sux9/
Thank you, I look forward to trying one soon.