Lexicon MPX ???
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P Perry
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Lexicon MPX ???
I'm trying out a new Lexicon MPX 100. Just wondering if anybody uses one of these and could share some pointers? Thanks.
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Phil, The MPX100 has the lexi chip in it,
that chip is renowned for its reverb.
For the money there is nothing out there
that competes with that reverb, plus the other effects are great.
The down side with it , I wish it had the MPX 500 Patches with the screen, instead of
the nobs, but thats why its cheaper, right!
For the money, the verbs can't be touched.
Greg
That dang wall wart also!
that chip is renowned for its reverb.
For the money there is nothing out there
that competes with that reverb, plus the other effects are great.
The down side with it , I wish it had the MPX 500 Patches with the screen, instead of
the nobs, but thats why its cheaper, right!
For the money, the verbs can't be touched.
Greg
That dang wall wart also!