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Brand profile · USA, est. 1982

Lexicon

Lexicon is synonymous with digital audio innovation, particularly in the realm of reverb and effects processing. Originating from a desire to create realistic acoustic spaces, the brand quickly became a studio staple for professionals seeking unparalleled sonic quality. Their legacy is built on groundbreaking algorithms and a relentless pursuit of audio perfection, establishing them as a benchmark in the industry.

PCM81 ReverbLexicon 224 Digital ReverbMX Reverb seriesMulti-effects processing algorithmsRevolutionary reverb technology
1982founded
USAcountry
1products in stock
$5,377–$5,377price range

All 1 Lexicon products

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Lexicon PCM96 Surround D

Multi Effect Processors

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Lexicon, honestly

What Lexicon does well
  • Unrivaled audio quality and pristine sonic character
  • Industry-leading algorithms for realistic spatial effects
  • Exceptional flexibility and control over complex processing
  • Reputation for durability and professional-grade reliability
What to watch for
  • Premium-priced, representing a significant investment
  • Complex interfaces can have a steep learning curve
  • Limited product range compared to other processor brands
  • Can be resource-intensive, requiring powerful host systems

Questions about Lexicon

Are Lexicon processors still actively developed?

While Lexicon’s development has seen changes in ownership, their core algorithms continue to be utilized and incorporated into other products, maintaining their influence.

What is the difference between Lexicon hardware and software versions?

Hardware units offer dedicated processing power and often a unique sonic signature, while software versions provide flexibility and integration within digital audio workstations.

Are Lexicon effects processors easy to integrate into a modern studio?

Modern Lexicon processors, and those utilizing their technology, offer extensive connectivity options like MIDI, Ethernet, and USB, facilitating integration into contemporary studio setups.

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