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Description
Embark on a sonic adventure with the Lexicon MX200, a powerhouse that seamlessly bridges the gap between the studio and the stage. This rack-mounted marvel doesn't just play a role; it stars in your musical ensemble with its dual-processor foundation and a suite of effects that can sculpt your sound in ways you've only imagined. Whether you're dialing in the perfect studio mix or amplifying your live performance, the MX200's flexible routing options and expansive effects library, including an impressive array of reverb, delay, and modulation, make it an indispensable tool for any musician looking to elevate their sound. Its USB connectivity further solidifies its position as a modern essential, effortlessly integrating with your digital workflow.
Key Features:
- Dual-processor design for robust processing power
- Flexible routing options including dual mono, cascade, parallel, or mono split
- 32 built-in effects, featuring over a dozen reverb types plus delays and modulations
- USB capability for seamless computer integration
Product specs
| Brand | Lexicon |
| Model | MX200 Dual Reverb Effects Processor |
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 2010s |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Multi-Effect, Reverb |
FAQs
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What types of effects does the Lexicon MX200 offer?
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The Lexicon MX200 features 16 legendary Lexicon reverbs, along with delays, modulation effects, and dbx dynamics, making it versatile for both live and studio applications.
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How can I integrate the Lexicon MX200 with my DAW?
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The MX200 can be used as a hardware plug-in with VST and Audio Units software, allowing seamless integration with your DAW for added flexibility in your recording setup.
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What are the routing options available on the Lexicon MX200?
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The MX200 offers four routing configurations: dual mono, cascade, dual stereo (parallel), and mono split, providing diverse options for signal processing.
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Does the Lexicon MX200 support digital connections?
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Yes, the MX200 includes S/PDIF digital I/O, allowing for high-quality digital connections in your audio setup.
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Can the Lexicon MX200 be used for live performances?
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Absolutely, the MX200 is designed for both live sound reinforcement and home recording, offering robust effects and easy integration into live setups.
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Reviews
PROS
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Reverbs are lush and three-dimensional
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Delay settings are highly customizable and pristine
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Easy to use, great for quick setup in live or studio environments
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Wide range of effects including de-esser and pitch shift
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Compact, fits into 1 rack space
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Versatile routing options for stereo and mono setups
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Excellent sound quality, especially for reverbs
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Good value for both live performance and studio use
CONS
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Some effects considered gimmicky, may not be useful to all users
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Delay programming can be initially challenging
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Lexicon MX200.
Setup and maintenance
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Owners often face signal issues; internal battery replacement might resolve these problems.
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Features and functionality
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The routing settings can be tricky; manual suggests trying different configurations to resolve signal issues.
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The MX200 is MIDI compatible, allowing integration with other MIDI gear for enhanced control over effects parameters.
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Users appreciate the MIDI compatibility for live performance setups, enabling seamless switching and control without manual adjustments.
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The MX200 offers flexible routing options, allowing users to run either a stereo signal or two mono signals, enhancing its versatility with different setups.
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User experience
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Some users report purchasing the MX200 used but finding it non-functional, suggesting careful testing before buying used units.
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Users appreciate the MX200’s ability to seamlessly integrate into existing setups, particularly for those using mixers, highlighting its practicality in live and studio environments.
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Comparisons
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The MX200 is often compared to the MX300 as a budget-friendly option for multi-effects, though it lacks some advanced features of higher-end models.
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While more compact pedals are popular, the MX200 offers more connectivity options, which can be critical in complex studio environments.
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The MX200 is positioned as a budget-friendly alternative for synth effects, balancing affordability with effective reverb and delay capabilities.
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Use cases and applications
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Despite the trend towards pedals, the MX200 is still favored in setups where rackmount gear is preferred for its space-saving and compatibility with studio racks.
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Owners often use the MX200 in a stereo setup, integrating it into mixers via the FX send/receive to control effect levels per channel.
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Critic Reviews
4.0 out of 5
Based on 3 Reviews and 31 Ratings
40991
a super aLex
This is like the old Alex budget multi effector with more engines, ins and outs and better conversion.... the aLex still sounds great in its own way though and I recommend both. For the price they are worth having even if you're a bedroom producer who never plays out. I have multiple aLexes and MX00s at this point. I scoop them up left and right for peanuts. Better sounding than comparable TC multi effects racks, particularly for reverbs. Although TC has interesting plates (gold, tin etc) thata re diffferent than the lexicon plates. If you want blade runner halls and plates look here though.Good to have both.
199
it makes those sweet noises n stuff when you put it on the other thing that makes sweet noises.
Artist usage
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Adrian Smith used two Lexicon MX200 effects processors during his 2010 tour, as shown in a user-uploaded photo on Premier Guitar.
In the bottom left of a photo from Mk.gee's Instagram story, the Lexicon MX200 is clearly visible.
Glenn Tipton includes the Lexicon MX200 in his gear list, as noted on his official website.
Ethan Kath is known to use the Lexicon MX200 for studio work, as evidenced by the image on Equipboard.
Several of Jack Conte's music videos show the Lexicon MX200 in the background.
Described on facebook as "Mackie 1604 VLZ, Alesis Nanoverb, Lexicon MX200 and Doepfer filterbank"
There is Lexicon MX200 on Driftmoon's studio table in this photo.
According to gear section on his website, Kadlecik uses Lexicon MX200 as "dedicated reverb".
The Instagram post by goreshit shows two Lexicon MX200 units in the hardware rack below the patch bays.
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