
8
LEHLE GmbH · Germany · www.lehle.com · support@lehle.com
by long cables and/or multiple eects.
The signal remains strong and clear, and
retains its dynamics.
In mode S for ”Sunday” (switcher not
pressed), the input impedance is multi-
plied by five, to 5 MOhm, making pre-
viously unheard details suddenly audible
whilst imparting an unmistakable and
characteristic warmth to the sound when
the gain knob is turned up.
3. TS/TB-SELECTOR SWITCH
Use this switch to select the bypass mode
you want.
In OFF status, the LEHLE SUNDAY DRIV-
ER SW II provides two dierent modes of
operation.
In TB for “True-Bypass” mode, the input
and output are linked with zero losses
to one another via an intelligent True-
Bypass-Relay-Circuit with active pop sup-
pression circuit.
True-Bypass mode (switch pressed) is the
best option for a small setup with short
cable routings and for when a treble
booster or a classic fuzz pedal is looped
in after the LEHLE SUNDAY DRIVER SW
II.
The line driver function, located at the
start of the signal or in an eects chain,
is the better solution for long cables and
for complex eects board configurations.
Switch the LEHLE SUNDAY DRIVER SW II
to TS for “True Sound” mode, and it is
active as a buer, without amplifying or
modifying the signal in any way.
In this mode, the LEHLE SUNDAY DRIVER
SW II operates as a totally neutral line
driver – equivalent to Mode D with the
gain pot turned all the way to the left.
4. OUTPUT SOCKET
Connect your target device here.
For instance, an amplifier, a mixer panel,
a stage box or a sound card.
The output can be tapped unbalanced
(TS jack) or balanced (TRS jack).
To tap the output balanced, the LEHLE
SUNDAY DRIVER SW II has to be either
activated (LED blue) or the TS/TB-selec-
tor switch (3) set to “True Sound”.
5. EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY
Connect a power supply with a voltage
of 9 – 15 V.
In order for the LEHLE SUNDAY DRIVER
SW II to work flawlessly, it needs a current
supply.
This should supply a minimum of 9 V and
a maximum of 15 V. Polarity is of no im-
portance. The input voltage is rectified
from the power supply socket, then fil-
tered, stabilized and transformed to 30 V
which guarantees maximum headroom.
In order to avoid noise it‘s recommend-
able to use a single power supply or an
TS TB