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Lexicon MX200 Dual Reverb USB Effects Processor
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This Is A Serious Piece Of Gear

By: Rick Jones      Submitted: 11/14/2016

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3 people found this review helpful.
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Product Rating Product Review Having used this unit for maybe a couple of hours, I'm completely happy with it. The reverbs are lush and sound as good as you'd expect from Lexicon. There are so many functions which I haven't yet tried, but if the reverb is any indication, then I'm in for some very nice times in my studio. My guess is that I'll have to dig into the manual to get the real meat out of the unit, but that's the kind of challenge I'm ready to tackle. The front panel is a gorgeous anodized blue aluminum which you can't fully appreciate in the photos - a definite plus. All in all, a solidly built rack mount effects unit which will be just perfect for my needs.
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dependable, easy to use and great sound

By: Cubby      Submitted: 7/17/2015

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2 people found this review helpful.
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Product Review I have used and still have several brands of signal processors but lexicon is in my opinion one of the best. It's like some of the other old standard names in the business who have produced sound equipment for years Lexicon can run with the best. They have processors that can fit any level of sound use and provide the output like you want without sacrifice. I have them in my small home studio as well as my live sound system and very proud of the way Lexicon performs. If you haven't tried a Lexicon signal processor maybe it's time to get one of your own. You'll be happy with your Lexicon processor and even though those who listen may not know what is assisting to produce the great sound you'll know and grow to respect the name and products.
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I was surprised at how good the quality was.

By: dogloverfolks from Ft. Wayne, IN      Submitted: 7/13/2013

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4 people found this review helpful.
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Your general opinion of this product. I've been a professional audio engineer for over 30 years. L.A., Atlanta, and 20 years in Nashville. During that time I have used the best equipment available as most pro studios have top quality equipment. I've used EMT plates, EMT 250, Lexicons (all models), AMS, and others. I have a home studio for my songwriting and playing. I've used consumer grade reverbs in the past and they just didn't sound that good. I was very surprised at how good it did sound for what I paid. It's not a Lexicon 480 but it's very good. For my recordings I use Altiverb software. This unit is used on my guitar when I play through my amp which has no reverb but I would use it on recordings if I didn't have Altiverb. I'm impressed. This tells me that the processors are getting cheap enough to use in lower priced products. Technology always gets smaller, cheaper, faster, and better. Lexicon has be around for years. They don't put their name on junk. I didn't need the manual. It's pretty straight forward. It might not do everything someone else might need but it works for me. 1st. the sound of Lexicon reverb. I have a GT10 and the other effects are as good as the Boss GT10. Again, surprised. It ain't broke so don't fix it. Lexicon Reverbs and effects. Great as usual. I trust it will be fine.
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Very nice processor

By: TJ from Atown,CA      Submitted: 3/18/2011

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2 people found this review helpful.

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Very nice processor

By: Alex Delgado from Reading, pa usa      Submitted: 3/18/2011

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1 person found this review helpful.

Easy enought Really good Your general opinion of this product.
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Great sound!

By: Gary D Izzo from E Haddam Ct USA      Submitted: 11/14/2010

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1 person found this review helpful.

absolutely a 10 out of 10 unit is very easy to use, manual is laid out well tone is very transparent and smooth. I've only had it a short time but the Lexicon name speaks for itself Your general opinion of this product. I really like the unit alot, it sounds great and has a huge upside for variation
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very nice for the price

By: Scotty C. from Portland, OR, USA      Submitted: 4/26/2009

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it seems to be made well, although the pots are sort of soft, and could break off easily if mishandled. the reverbs sound great, as do the delays. i'm sure i'll find what i need in any application. mod effects are also very warm, especially the rotary, and the pan effect is as smooth as any i've heard. the compression effect leaves alot to be desired. this is not a compressor. i like the fact that everything is right there on the front panel, i dont have to scroll through countless screens. the editable parameters are not well defined, but with any gear like this, you just gotta experiment and learn to use what it comes with. tone is very clean when i run a mic through it, or when i use it w/ the send/return from my mixer. it was very noisy when used w/ the send/return on my guitar amp, but only when there was no signal coming through it i've only had it a couple weeks, so far so good. Your general opinion of this product. i'd recommend this as an all-in-one processor for a project studio. i've had other units in this price range, and this one definitely sounds the best.
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The SoundGuy/Live sound engineer

By: Donnie from Odessa, Texas      Submitted: 7/5/2008

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I have not had any operational problems. I've been using it for around 2 years now. Most sound engineers like the tap delay. Effect selecting is easy via front panel. With the exception of forgetting how the dual mono vs stereo is setup everything else on a day to day use is great. The perameters on the 3 knobs change according to the effect but they are similar I have a hard time getting intelligible reverb and delay out of this unit. I am currently using it in the dual mono mode for 2 effects. My next show I am going to reconfigure it for single stereo and see if it sounds better using only one effet at a time. The Reverb puts a harsh metallic sound over the vocals when used in this configuration. This unit has not failed on my yet. I know a couple of bands that use it and haven't had any trouble out of it. Your general opinion of this product. I think you are getting what you pay for. I am going to try some higher end units. My next purchase is a TC Electronic M-one xl, and then on up to a Yamaha SPX 2000 or PCM 81 or 91. But if your looking at this the latter two are probably out of your price range. From the reviews of the M-one you might be better of for $200 more to go with it if you think you might upgrade in the future.
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the perfecr effects solution.

By: Star On Eye Entertainment/Records from Chamblee, GA      Submitted: 2/5/2008

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QUALITY:
Oh My God, This is the perfect piece for anyone with a computer that is all ready being pulled in to many directions. Hay, along with lexicons effects/usb awsome!!!... No pull on your CPU!!!...

FEATURES:
everything you need.

EASE OF USE:
as easy as anyother VST but with the ease of hands on.

VALUE:
cost effective and I expected to pay more-three times the price but I'm not very wealthy so thank god for that price tag.

SOUND:
24bit/48khz Lexicon, need I say more.

STYLE:
Rock,R & B, Funk, Jazz, Blues, Classical...

MUSIC EXPERIENCE:
20 years.

OVERALL:
A+ and then some my mixes sound incredible. Thanks Lexicon and thanks to AMS for making it even easier to purchase!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!