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Digital DanceReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Mar 1986Lexicon PCM70Paul White gets to grips with the first digital reverb to be fully touch-sensitive over MIDI, and finds it throws a whole load of additional effects into the bargain. | |||
Jam Today!Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1993Lexicon Jam Man Digital Echo • Sampler • Loop RecorderHot from AES New York, we test this tasty loop recorder/sampler. | |||
Lex Is MoreReview | Sound On Sound, Jan 1992Lexicon LXP15 Effects ProcessorThe Lexicon name is synonymous with high quality effects and extensive MIDI control. Martin Russ finds the LXP15 well up to scratch. | |||
Lexicon 480L Effects SystemPreview | Electronics & Music Maker, Sep 1986Put two Lexicon 224Xs in one box, add a sprinkling of new features, and you have the reverb-based effects unit to beat them all. Paul Wiffen has the advance details. | |||
Lexicon LXP1 Multi-Effects ProcessorReview | Music Technology, Dec 1988and MRC MIDI Remote ControlThe 'Lexicon sound" for a less than Lexicon price? Matt Isaacson checks out a state-of-the-art reverb unit intended to help make Lexicon a household name. | |||
Lexicon LXP5Review | Music Technology, Jan 1990Multi-fx ProcessorTheir LXP1 brought luxury reverb within reach of home studios, now Lexicon's LXP5 offers a variety of new effects to the studio on a budget. Robert Rich reads the lexicon of fx. | |||
Lexicon MRCReview | Music Technology, Jun 1993MIDI FX ControllerProgramming Lexicon FX units has never been easier, thanks to this upgraded version of their remote control. And what do you know? Nicholas Rowland, not Top Cat, is the most effectual. Lexicon’s LXP-5 FX module gets the one-over too | |||
Lexicon Of LoveReview | Recording Musician, May 1993Lexicon Alex Digital EffectsHow much did you say that new Lexicon will set me back? Unprecedented low price for a most excellent name! | |||
Lexicon of LoveReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1989Lexicon LXP5 Multi-Effects ProcessorFollowing the release of their acclaimed 'budget' LXP1 reverb, Lexicon have extended their presence in the affordable digital effects market with the LXP5 multi-effects unit. Dave Lockwood feels the quality. | |||
Lexicon PCM60 Digital ReverberatorReview | Home & Studio Recording, Nov 1984 | |||
Lexicon PCM70Review | Home & Studio Recording, Feb 1986Digital Effects ProcessorThis sophisticated processor is more than just a new digital reverb. | |||
Sheer QualityReview | Sound On Sound, Oct 1988Lexicon LXP1There can be few effects devices around as prestigious and as desirable as those made by Lexicon. Now, with the release of the LXP1 16-bit processor, the classic Lexicon sound becomes truly affordable. David Hughes tastes the quality... | |||
The Magnificent Seven...Review | Electronic Soundmaker, Dec 1984...Reverbs. An across-the-range selection put through their paces, demonstrating both conventional and creative uses... | |||
Total Creative ControlReview | Sound On Sound, Dec 1987Lexicon PCM70Launched over two years ago, the PCM70 digital effects processor is still at the forefront of technology thanks to Lexicon's foresight in making it software updatable and MIDI controllable in every conceivable way. Mark Badger checks it out. | |||
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Hands On: Lexicon PCM70Feature | Topic: Effects Processing | Sound On Sound, Jul 1992David Mellor takes an acknowledged classic effects unit for a road test. | |||
Illusions of SpaceInterview | Recording Musician, Aug 1992The Man Behind The Lexicon SoundDavid Griesinger pioneered the research behind the Lexicon digital reverb sound. He discusses his ideas with Paul White. | |||
Lexicon PCM 70 Digital Effects ProcessorFeature | International Musician, Feb 1986Studio TestA bargain? From Lexicon? Curtis Schwartz thinks so | |||
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