Lehle P-Split Splitter Guitar Pedal Standard
Lehle P-Split Splitter Guitar Pedal Standard
Lehle P-Split Splitter Guitar Pedal
P-Split stands for passive splitting with maximum signal fidelity. With the Lehle guitar pedal, one instrument can be routed to two amplifiers simultaneously. Output A is electrically isolated from Output B by the Lehle LTHZ high end transformer - so ground loops are excluded from the start. In addition, the Lehle P-Split also features a gold-plated-contact phase-reversing and ground switch.Lehle LTHZThe Lehle LTHZ is a ferrite core transformer consisting of two coils with very high inductivity with minimal scatter. It is ideal for the galvanic isolation of high-impedance signals.1 The input signal should be fed into this jack. The Lehle P-Split operates purely passively. The input signal remains continuously connected to outputs A and B with no semiconductors or any other active component in the signal path.2 The input signal and its ground are directly present on jack B.3 This switch can be used to rotate the phase of the input signal on output A through 180. Shifting the phase may help if phase cancellations have a negative effect on signal reproduction.4 Pressing this switch connects the grounds of outputs A and B.5 The input signal is present on jack A, electrically isolated by the Lehle LTHZ 7 high-end transformer.6 The base of the Lehle P-Split can be secured without difficulty. First remove the four housing screws for the cover, and then screw the base of the switch to a base-plate using the two screws supplied with the unit, the washers and the spacer elements.7 The Lehle LTHZ is a ferrite core transformer consisting of two coils with very high inductivity with minimal scatter. It is ideal for the galvanic isolation of high-impedance signals.Gold-plated switchesLehle LTHZ transformerNo hum loops
Lehle P-Split Splitter Guitar Pedal Standard
P-Split stands for "passive splitting" with maximum signal fidelity. With the Lehle guitar pedal, one instrument can be routed to two amplifiers simultaneously. Output A is electrically isolated from Output B by the Lehle LTHZ high end transformer - so gr
P-Split stands for passive splitting with maximum signal fidelity. With the Lehle guitar pedal, one instrument can be routed to two amplifiers simultaneously. Output A is electrically isolated from Output B by the Lehle LTHZ high end transformer - so ground loops are excluded from the start. In addition, the Lehle P-Split also features a gold-plated-contact phase-reversing and ground switch.Lehle LTHZThe Lehle LTHZ is a ferrite core transformer consisting of two coils with very high inductivity with minimal scatter. It is ideal for the galvanic isolation of high-impedance signals.1 The input signal should be fed into this jack. The Lehle P-Split operates purely passively. The input signal remains continuously connected to outputs A and B with no semiconductors or any other active component in the signal path.2 The input signal and its ground are directly present on jack B.3 This switch can be used to rotate the phase of the input signal on output A through 180. Shifting the phase may help if phase cancellations have a negative effect on signal reproduction.4 Pressing this switch connects the grounds of outputs A and B.5 The input signal is present on jack A, electrically isolated by the Lehle LTHZ 7 high-end transformer.6 The base of the Lehle P-Split can be secured without difficulty. First remove the four housing screws for the cover, and then screw the base of the switch to a base-plate using the two screws supplied with the unit, the washers and the spacer elements.7 The Lehle LTHZ is a ferrite core transformer consisting of two coils with very high inductivity with minimal scatter. It is ideal for the galvanic isolation of high-impedance signals.Gold-plated switchesLehle LTHZ transformerNo hum loops
Lehle P-Split Splitter Guitar Pedal Standard
P-Split stands for "passive splitting" with maximum signal fidelity. With the Lehle guitar pedal, one instrument can be routed to two amplifiers simultaneously. Output A is electrically isolated from Output B by the Lehle LTHZ high end transformer - so gr
