Lehle Little Lehle

Lehle Little Dual AB + Y switch pedal. The manual is not exactly comprehensive but it's easy to work out how to set it up. I run a 9v daisy chain into it for powering. Because it's passive, the power must only be for the lights.

No impact on sound (as advertised) and the Y function that allows me to use both amps at once which has given me a whole new range of voices. I run it into a Fender vintage Twin for clean and a Tiny Terror into a 2 X 12 Marshall cabinet for gainy sounds. Mostly play a custom ash deluxe tele. Set up is tuner, wah, analogue delay, micro amp boost then the Lehle.

So far so good. It's built tough so should last.

Haven't had to deal with them. My preferred music store looks after me well so I'll go there if there's a problem. It's a long way from Germany to Western Asutralia.

Does everything it said it will. No fuss. I do like the look of the Startouch pedal that does the same thing but would have to import one. It's not cheap.

Well, all you have to do is be sure to plug your cables in the right jacks.
The manual is very easy to read, has pictures too! Ha-Ha

The sound is perfect, which is NO SOUND, dead quiet.
It is small, solidly built, and NO Popping or Line Hum.
The LED Light is Bright (Green or Red).
Please note that there is No Battery to run the unit (light), so you will need to daisy chain it into your effects power set up.
I???m running it on my board as a way to switch channels on my Fargen Dual Classic, and it works like a DREAM.

It appears to be very well built.
To mount it, you will need to take the top off and use the included screws.
Looks very well made, which is why is sounds so good.

Have had no experience or need to contact

The unit works perfect with my new Fargen Dual Classic.
I use it at the end of my chain to switch between channel 1 (Blackface) and channel 2 (JTM45-Bassman).
No Delay, No popping, No Tone Suck ..... it really is perfect.
Not having a battery set up to power the LED's was a surprise, only because I didn't do a good job on catching it when looking at their site, but I don't rely on batteries anyway.

I've used a Morley A/B, Carvin A/B, and they all had issues with grounding, line noise, etc.

I spent a fair chunk on my Dual Classic, and a few extra bucks for this unit only made sense.

Been playing 40+, Music: Blues mostly .... love the pedal, love Ben Fargen's amps, I own 2.

If someone was to steal it, mmmmm that would be a problem because I only use quality pedals, (Zen Drive, Browntone Hoochie Mama, Analogman Chorus, AD-9 Delay, and a Boosta-Grande, Budda Wah, George L cables, and they would have to have gotten it all ......

That is one reason my board never leaves my sight when we are performing.

Stay well .... John

real simple

no noticeable effect on tone.

no problems 2 yrs

never had to

Good pedal for the price

Very easy to use. One input, one send, one receive & one output. Directions are well written and clear.

The quality of this unit is amazing. Very well built, solid steel construction. Accepts stereo or mono inputs/outputs. Switching is completely silent & that is what sold me on this unit. No pops or bleed through.

Unit seems built like a tank. Very solid feel to both the case & the switch.

I have not needed to contact the mfg & based on how this unit is built I don't expect to need any service.

Pretty basic, but the manual gives you some nice set-up ideas depending on how you want to use the box. No A/C adapter included, but runs on pretty much any voltage form 8-20 volts. They also give you a correct barrel-type connector for it so you can fashion your own power supply cable.

No noticeable sound degradation, and not a pop or click when switching amps (I am using it as an A/B box).

Built to be stomped on, heavy-duty switch and metal housing.

Haven't needed it.

I already own a Radial Switchbone (on my pedal board) and needed a simple A/B box for 2 other amps I have. For the money, this is the best value in a high-end switcher. I was a bit concerned that there wasn't a ground-lift switch, but since the grounds of the 2 devices are never connected, there cannot be any ground-loops. I also like the fact that the unit remebers which amp I had selected before I powered down. Nice big LED's.

Very easy to oprate. The box is lovely to see and stands very firm on stage. Has 4 rubber feet. An extremely clear manual comes with the box. There is one button to push....

Use it with my handwired Marshall 18 watt replica, made by amp-meister Peter van Weelden in the Netherlands. My main guitar is a Gibson 30th anniversary goldtop.
Because I like to have extra volume for soloing I use the Little Lehle to switch between both channels of the Marshall.
The Lehle operates flawlessly without any loss of signal, which is off course great.
The leds are what was promissed? big and with very good viability on stage. There are two colours, green and red, depending on the chosen channel.

Just have bought it but I have no concerns about the relability as it is a Lehle.

No opinion on this as I have had no problems.

Great. The price is right too in my opinion.