Newbie here. I really would like to grab the new Lehle mono volume S pedal and make it work for volume ONLY connected to my Kemper remote (profiler head attached). Will this work?? Or do I need to buy the Lehle dual expression to achieve this for volume. I would really love to get the S model as it’s got a smaller footprint.
Lehle with Kemper Remote for volume
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You need an expression pedal if you’re plugging into the Remote. A volume pedal would need to be between the guitar and the input.
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as Ruefus said, you need an expression pedal. But the lehle dual expression and the lehle mono volume s are excactly the same form factor and price...
i really like the dual expression as it´s very accurate and has a wider range than mission etc., what i don´t like is that they both need a power supply.
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Wow, just looked at the Lehle Dual Expression. That looks like the perfect expression pedal except that it need power to the front of stage One of the main reasons I went for the Head and Remote was to avoid the tangle of cables at my feet.
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The simplest solution would be to mount it on a board with power supply underneath.
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The simplest solution would be to mount it on a board with power supply underneath.
I know, but it still needs a power cable for the power supply. Just call me OCD 🤣
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I know, but it still needs a power cable for the power supply. Just call me OCD 🤣
I don’t know what the Lehle takes but I have been using a Volto to power my Shure GLX-D16 on my Kemper Stage pedal board. In fact, I have two of the Volto (they are the last green version they brought out and the second is a backup).
While it’s powering that Shure digital receiver, I am getting about 5 to 6 hours out of the Volto.
They are supposed to be bringing their new version of the Volto out but it’s been delayed by over a year already.Great little problem solvers. I only used the Volto’s as I don’t want any wall warts onstage.
I would imagine with something that is drawing much less milliamps, you would get many more hours out of a charged up Volto.
One of the main reasons I went for the Head and Remote was to avoid the tangle of cables at my feet.
