Lehle has introduced the Little Dual II, a new signal-fidelity switcher designed for swapping between two connected amplifiers.
At the heart of the Little Dual is a custom transformer – the Lehle Transformer HZ – that isolates output A from output B for noise-free use.
There’s also two operating modes, allowing the user to activate or deactivate every output individually or switch between amps and activate the remaining one.
Other features include soft-touch switching, an active pop suppression circuit, a TRS switch, an option for stereo routing and high-intensity LEDs for easy viewing in low light.
The Little Dual II comes with an MSRP of $349.
For more information, head to Lehle.
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