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Description

Step into the world of retro-inspired sonic manipulation with the Lexicon M97 Super Prime Time Programmable Digital Delay Processor. A gem for studios and live performances alike, this effects processor brings a vintage touch to modern music production. Renowned for its unique Lexicon delay algorithms, the M97 provides that classic warm, rich delay that artists crave. The processor is housed in a rugged chassis, ideal for both studio racks and mobile setups.

The M97 offers extensive programmability, allowing users to tailor delay settings to their specific needs. Whether you're seeking a subtle echo or a complex pattern, the M97's intuitive interface and extensive control options make it possible. The multitap delay capability enables musicians to create intricate rhythmic patterns, adding depth and texture to any track. This, combined with its modulation options, gives artists the flexibility to explore a wide range of sonic landscapes.

Ideal for producers and musicians who appreciate the combination of vintage charm and modern technology, the Lexicon M97 is a versatile tool that can elevate your sound to new heights. Its ability to seamlessly integrate into any setup makes it a staple in both beginner and professional studios.

Key Features:

  • Unique Lexicon delay algorithms for warm, rich echoes
  • Multitap delay capability for complex rhythmic patterns
  • Extensive programmability with user-friendly interface
  • Modulation options for added sonic flexibility
  • Rugged chassis suitable for studio and live use
  • Seamless integration into various audio setups

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See how James Murphy uses Lexicon M97 Super Prime Time Programmable Digital Delay Processor

James Murphy

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LCD Soundsystem

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James Murphy utilizes the Lexicon M97 Super Prime Time Programmable Digital Delay Processor in his studio setup, as detailed in the EMusician article "Straight Shooter."

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See how Philippe Zdar uses Lexicon M97 Super Prime Time Programmable Digital Delay Processor

Philippe Zdar

Composer, Music Producer

Cassius

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See how Martin Buttrich uses Lexicon M97 Super Prime Time Programmable Digital Delay Processor

Martin Buttrich

Music Producer

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Martin Buttrich talks to Slices about his studio and gear

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