LZX Industries designs and manufactures analog and digital video synthesis instruments in Portland, Oregon. Founded in 2008 by Lars Larsen and Ed Leckie, the company emerged at a time when video synthesizers were largely confined to studios and universities, and has since built one of the most extensive catalogs of video synthesis modules available to independent artists and VJs.

The brand is known primarily for its Eurorack-format modules that give real-time control over color, pattern, and motion, alongside larger standalone instruments. Notable products include the Vidiot, a standalone video synthesizer designed in collaboration with video synthesis pioneer Dave Jones / Dan Sandin lineage practitioners, the Visual Cortex, the Memory Palace, the Orion, and the Chromagnon — a flagship instrument that consolidates many of LZX's earlier designs. Their modules cover techniques such as ramp manipulation, 2D shape generation, vector rescanning, and ILDA laser output.

LZX occupies a distinct niche at the intersection of modular synthesis and visual art, and has cultivated a community of video synthesists, experimental filmmakers, and live visualists. All products are engineered, assembled, and tested in-house, and the company maintains an active community forum where users share patches and techniques.

LZX has 81 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers. LZX's catalog spans the full price spectrum — from entry-level options to high-end flagships.