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12th February 2004
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| Gear Head  Joined: Jan 2004 Location: Edmonton, Canada
Posts: 33
Thread Starter | LEXICON ALEX
ive been using this junker that i got used on ebay for half a year, because it was cheap, and it sounds......uh.......ok i gotta get rid of it, and get something more uptodate, and cleaner sounding, are there any good reverb units, under $200 USD? THAT SOUND GOOD? help! thanks fuuck
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12th February 2004
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Dec 2002 Location: capitol district NY
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The Alex is one of Harvey Gersts recommended pieces. The TC M300 runs around 199.00 and does some nice things.
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12th February 2004
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| Gear interested Joined: Oct 2002 Location: Shrewsbury MA
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If you like the Lexicon sound try the MPX 110--or look around --you may be able to find a used MPX 500 for about that price. jfk |
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12th February 2004
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I still use my Quadraverb 2 and I think it has some pretty good reverbs for the price... -Jake |
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12th February 2004
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| Gear Head Joined: Jan 2004 Location: Edmonton, Canada
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TRUTH? really? re lexicon: i DO like the lexicon sound, i havent found a cheap mpx110, i have looked in the past...no luck on ebay, always seem too expensive... re alesis quad: i have actually heard great things about it, is that the half rack, that only has presets though? feels like a step down from a lexi | |
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| Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2002 Location: capitol district NY
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13th February 2004
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| Lives for gear  Joined: Jun 2003 Location: east coast
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 | Try looking for Lex LXP1.. should be a little cleaner then the Alex.. I use to own both units about 8 yers ago. FWIW |
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13th February 2004
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No, the Quad2 is a full rack unit. You can save custom presets on it so you don't have to use presets exclusively. It is, however, a bitch to program. -Jake |
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| Gear addict  Joined: May 2003 Location: all over this great world
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13th February 2004
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| Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2003 Location: east coast
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| "The LXP-1 is dark sounding. Maybe you're confusing clean with dark?" Could be, I was referring to sound and noise, although both units were quite noisy At any rate I found the Lxp-1 more useful. |
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