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Lehle Mono Volume

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$189.00 to $299.99 Price Tier: High-end

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In the Volume Effects Pedals category, Lehle Mono Volume is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Meet the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal, the ultimate solution for precision and power in controlling your sound volume. Say goodbye to the typical potentiometer-driven design and say hello to a magnet-controlled VCA design that offers unprecedented precision in a volume pedal.

Equipped with a precise magnetic sensor that operates almost wear-free, this pedal uses the Hall effect to measure the strength of magnetic fields. The sensor is finely calibrated to the built-in magnet and the control range of the pedal, ensuring that the distance measured by the Hall sensor flawlessly controls a VCA.

The Lehle Mono Volume Pedal is free from the potentiometer-typical noise and complicated adjustment, making your volume control experience smooth and precise. It incorporates a premium Blackmer VCA (Voltage Controlled Amplifier) from the United States, replacing the mechanical potentiometer and allowing the gain to be varied by the control voltage from the Hall sensor.

This pedal guarantees no damping of higher frequencies and transmits the full-sound spectrum of your instrument. Additionally, it boasts a buffered direct out which can supply a tuner, DAW, or a second amp without affecting your sound.

Key Features:

Precise and wear-free operation due to a German-made magnetic sensor
The incorporation of a premium Blackmer VCA for precise control
Full-sound spectrum transmission over the entire control range
Buffered direct out, perfect for supplying a tuner, DAW or a second amp
A volume control range from -92dB to 0dB and a gain up to +10 dB boost
A dynamic range of 110 dB, providing an extensive sound range
Smooth and steady mechanical operation due to low-friction bearings of a high-performance polymer
Easily adjustable pedal mobility with an adjusting screw

Product specs

Input	1 x 1/4"
Output	1 x 1/4" (out), 1 x 1/4" (buffered direct out)
Height	2.6''
Width	3.94"
Depth	10.24''

FAQs

How does the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal maintain sound quality?: The Lehle Mono Volume Pedal utilizes a precise magnetic sensor based on the Hall effect, ensuring it operates almost wear-free and does not color your tone, providing silent operation and smooth pedal action.
Does the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal work with bass guitars?: Yes, the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal is suitable for both electric guitars and bass guitars, maintaining sound integrity across different instruments.
What are the connectivity options for the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal?: The Lehle Mono Volume Pedal features a 1/4" input, a 1/4" output, and a 1/4" buffered direct out, allowing flexible connection setups for various performance needs.
Is the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal active or passive?: The Lehle Mono Volume Pedal is an active pedal, which means it requires power to operate and offers a buffered output to preserve signal quality.
Can the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal be used with other effects pedals?: Yes, the Lehle Mono Volume Pedal can be easily integrated into any pedalboard setup, working well with other effects pedals without affecting their performance.

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PROS

Exceptional durability and build quality
Superior tonality with the best swell
No tone suck, maintains rich tone
Magnetic technology eliminates wear and tear
Smooth sweep from 0 to 10
Includes 10db boost with rotary control
Versatile for both bedroom and stage setups
Direct out option for expanded connectivity
Eliminates noise in signal chain
Ideal for dynamic control over distorted channels

CONS

Power supply socket placement is inconvenient
Cannot use angled cables due to connection placement
Heavier than some may prefer for a pedal
More expensive than other volume pedals

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Build quality

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The Lehle Mono Volume S is praised for its tank-like construction and durability, ensuring longevity even with frequent use.
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Setup and maintenance

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Some units experienced a mechanical "quacking" noise due to a faulty brake mechanism, which requires a user-repair by replacing a part provided by Lehle.
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The Lehle Mono Volume S requires power between 9-15VDC or 7-12VAC, noted for being an unconventional voltage range.
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Compared to the Mission Engineering V Pro, the Lehle is described as sounding more "digital," lacking warmth and sparkle but offering higher fidelity.
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Transitioning from a passive Dunlop VP-1 to Lehle Mono Volume revealed significant tonal improvement, especially if buffer-sensitive pedals like fuzz are in the rig.
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Compared to passive pedals like the Ernie Ball VP, the Lehle offers a brighter tone with less treble rolloff when used first in the chain.
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User experience

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Owners appreciate the smooth, consistent sweep without volume jumps, enhancing control for precise volume swells.
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Owners report that both humbucker and single coil guitars sound excellent through the Lehle Mono Volume S, highlighting its versatility.
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Value and pricing

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At around $275, it is considered a premium purchase, raising questions about necessity versus luxury in a volume pedal.
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Use cases and applications

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Its MIDI out and line out features are highlighted as beneficial for those integrating the pedal into complex setups or using it with multiple amps.
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The boost feature of the Lehle Mono Volume S is noted for its potential studio or home use, even if less utilized in live situations.
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Owners find the Lehle Mono Volume S ideal for setups with multiple guitars having varied output levels.
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Features and functionality

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High-quality buffers in the Lehle Mono Volume S add brightness and definition, akin to plugging straight into an amp, enhancing the overall sound quality.
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The Lehle Mono Volume S has a higher-than-usual input impedance (2M), enhancing its hi-fi quality when placed first in the signal chain.
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The pedal's 4th preset mode offers a different taper suitable for controlling distortion levels when placed before dirt pedals.
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The pedal introduces a boost mode activated by pressing a button under the rocking part, offering versatility for dynamic performance needs.
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Critic Reviews

Lehle Mono Volume Pedal Review - Bass Musician Magazine, The Face of Bass

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The Lehle Mono Volume pedal impresses with its innovative magnetic sensor technology, delivering a smooth and wear-free volume control experience. Its compact design suits crowded pedalboards without compromising on features, including adjustable output gain and dual outputs for versatile routing. While some volume pedals suffer from tone suck or quick wear and tear, the Lehle stands out with its robust build quality and superior audio fidelity. Ideal for bassists seeking reliable volume control with added headroom and tonal clarity, this pedal is a game-changer. The review is a glowing recommendation for those in search of a high-quality volume pedal.

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Dynamic and well built

A really robust dynamic volume pedal that reacts perfectly for rolling back a distorted channel for cleans or just reducing the sound during rythm parts or solos. It cleans up a Mesa or a Diezel really well, which means you're not constantly switching between distorted and clean channels which I absolutely love - imagine Adam Jones from Tool and the way he dynamically controlls his VH4 with volume controls - it's wicked. It runs on a 9V charge which means it's not like a passive pot in your guitar.