Lehle P-SPLIT STEREO - Introduction

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The LEHLE P-SPLIT STEREO combines
passive intelligent splitting with the high-
est possible signal fidelity in a double
pack.
The classic solution for splitting, eliminat-
ing hum, balancing and reamplification
in recording applications, now appears in
a doubled version and this time adds the
passive summing of signals.
The possibilities are reaching far.
Tap the full potential.
Two LEHLE TRANSFORMER HZ are
working at the heart of the LEHLE P-SPLIT
STEREO, galvanically isolating the par-
ticular ISO outputs from each other, elim-
inating any possibility of ground loops
and hum.
The LEHLE TRANSFORMER HZ process
both high and low impedance with un-
compromising sound quality. At the ISO
outputs you can pick o the signal either
unbalanced or balanced – regardless of
the signal type in the rest of your rig.
Per channel there is a gold plated phase
switch and ground switch. This keeps you
flexible and your system safe.
A classic application is the isolation of
a stereo signal, enabling you to use two
amplifiers in stereo and send the stereo
signal to a mixer or the audio interface of
your DAW at the same time.
Another useful method for the LEHLE
P-SPLIT STEREO can be as an eective
hum suppressor.
If you connect two electronic devices,
background noise can appear, caused by
ground loops.
Here the LEHLE P-SPLIT STEREO provides
a simple, but highly eective solution:
whilst installed between the two units, this
problem solver isolates the input from the
output.
Thanks to its ability to pick o balanced
signals on the ISO outputs, the LEHLE
P-SPLIT STEREO is also eminently suitable
for use as a high-quality compact stereo
DI box for all types of active signals.
Thus you can run long cable distances in
the studio or on stage, of balanced signal
type and free of background noise.
According to which sockets are occupied,
the LEHLE P-SPLIT STEREO also works
as a passive summing box: your eects
pedal board can be wired in stereo, but
you output in mono if connected to only
one amplifier.
INTRODUCTION