Lexicon MX300 Stereo Effects Unit

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A few years ago i brought the Lexicon MX200. A great reverb unit but the power supply does not last that long. Its a wall Wart type.

I have just purchased the Lexicon MX 300.

I find the verbs much sweeter on the MX300, great delays . Plus it has a universal power socket that you can use with a kettle lead.

I am really pleased with this unit the reverbs sound fantastic .

Any other owners of this great unit?

Dave
 
Mr Blues said:
A few years ago i brought the Lexicon MX200. A great reverb unit but the power supply does not last that long. Its a wall Wart type.

I have just purchased the Lexicon MX 300.

I find the verbs much sweeter on the MX300, great delays . Plus it has a universal power socket that you can use with a kettle lead.

I am really pleased with this unit the reverbs sound fantastic .

Any other owners of this great unit?

Dave
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No I'm still just the proud owner of the 200 but it only goes with out saying that the 300 would be an up grade....I'll have to look into it.

And I have to ask what the heck is a kettle lead? Believe me. I have and idea but I don't want to assume here.:D






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moresound said:
And I have to ask what the heck is a kettle lead?
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As in Tea Kettle, the power cord for an electric tea kettle. Basically saying no more wall wart on the 300... takes an AC line input
 
MOFO Pro said:
As in Tea Kettle, the power cord for an electric tea kettle. Basically saying no more wall wart on the 300... takes an AC line input
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That's what I thought it was ....just didn't know if it was some pre fangled UK audio device.:D






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Though it might be for his electric kettle drum
 
LOL
Sorry I forgot a Kettle lead is a UK term,

My favourite setting for live gigs is Large hall on one effect and Studio delay on effect two.

This i sent through on my Mackie Onyx mixer.

Dave
 
Mr Blues said:
LOL
Sorry I forgot a Kettle lead is a UK term,

My favourite setting for live gigs is Large hall on one effect and Studio delay on effect two.

This i sent through on my Mackie Onyx mixer.

Dave
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Must sound nice Dave ;)






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I have a PCM80 that I used to use for recording. Now I only use it for practicing because it's all "in the box" and I have no clue how to route it as an effect in my computer lol. But it does have the best reverbs I've ever heard.
 
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