Kenmerken
Conditie
Zo goed als nieuw
Type
Delay of Echo, Reverb, Volume, Overige typen, Multi-effect, Chorus
Beschrijving
Lexicon MPX100 stereo/mono digital effects processor. 19 inch 1U format for case/rack mount options.
Including a new Warwick RockPower 9V AC 2.1A output power adapter which fits the Lexicon MPX100 power requirements.
Both single and dual effects are featured on the MPX100. All the single effects are available on the left‑hand side of the rotary Program Selector switch, with the 16 variations of each selected via the Variation knob. As you'd expect, the usual reverbs, choruses, flangers and delays are there, but — for the first time on a budget Lexicon unit — you also get their classic Ambience algorithm, which is great for making a dry sound 'belong' in a mix without adding obvious reverb. On top of that, there's a selection of tremolo effects plus a rotary speaker simulation where the two virtual rotors spin independently and in opposite directions. The braking and acceleration rate of the real thing is also carefully modelled. A surprisingly sophisticated pitch‑shifter is also included.
In the delay section, long delays of up to 5.7 seconds are possible, and the delays all have a choice of clean or tape‑style operation, the latter producing more diffuse and warmer‑sounding repeats. These are both available within each preset by turning the Adjust knob clockwise from centre for tape echo and anti‑clockwise from centre for regular, clean DDL effects. Many of the modulation effects feature up to six voices (a spin‑off from the PCM80), so you can create very rich chorus effects.
The dual effects patches combine various modulation effects with either delay or reverb, and there's also a 'delay plus reverb' configuration. It's in this mode that the Adjust knob operation sometimes gets a bit clever, because it adjusts the contribution of the two effects within the current routing setup by controlling how much of the dry signal and how much of the first effect is fed into the second effect (at extreme settings, the result is one effect or the other). Unless you have a trainspotter memory you'll need the manual while editing, as the routing is different depending on which variation you choose.
Including a new Warwick RockPower 9V AC 2.1A output power adapter which fits the Lexicon MPX100 power requirements.
Both single and dual effects are featured on the MPX100. All the single effects are available on the left‑hand side of the rotary Program Selector switch, with the 16 variations of each selected via the Variation knob. As you'd expect, the usual reverbs, choruses, flangers and delays are there, but — for the first time on a budget Lexicon unit — you also get their classic Ambience algorithm, which is great for making a dry sound 'belong' in a mix without adding obvious reverb. On top of that, there's a selection of tremolo effects plus a rotary speaker simulation where the two virtual rotors spin independently and in opposite directions. The braking and acceleration rate of the real thing is also carefully modelled. A surprisingly sophisticated pitch‑shifter is also included.
In the delay section, long delays of up to 5.7 seconds are possible, and the delays all have a choice of clean or tape‑style operation, the latter producing more diffuse and warmer‑sounding repeats. These are both available within each preset by turning the Adjust knob clockwise from centre for tape echo and anti‑clockwise from centre for regular, clean DDL effects. Many of the modulation effects feature up to six voices (a spin‑off from the PCM80), so you can create very rich chorus effects.
The dual effects patches combine various modulation effects with either delay or reverb, and there's also a 'delay plus reverb' configuration. It's in this mode that the Adjust knob operation sometimes gets a bit clever, because it adjusts the contribution of the two effects within the current routing setup by controlling how much of the dry signal and how much of the first effect is fed into the second effect (at extreme settings, the result is one effect or the other). Unless you have a trainspotter memory you'll need the manual while editing, as the routing is different depending on which variation you choose.
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Amsterdam
246x bekeken
6x bewaard
Sinds 22 apr '26
Advertentienummer: m2391582924
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