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LEGENDARY VINTAGE LEXICON 300 DIGITAL EFFECTS SYSTEM
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Description Condition: Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition
LEXICON SUPER PRIME TIME Vintage Digital Delay MODEL 300 Great unit in great shape and working order. one small plastic knob is missing , but functioning perfect including red lighting under , clean tested working soft and version see on pictures - click on each one to see large picture versionTHIS IS VERY SERIOUS UNIT - YOU WOULD NEED TO LEARN FROM USER MANUAL MANY DIFFERENT SET UPSAND HOW TO USE IT - TOOK ME A COUPLE HOURS TO UNDERSTAND BASIC FUNCTIONS.Full manual available , just google it on internet manuals lib + Lexicon-300 manual free to downloadSHIPPING CANADA $ 55 or USA $ 75 USD Canadian Customers will be added taxes to total sales 13%US customers are not charged taxes by us , but will be responsible for any taxes duties on delivery based on local US state laws.Since its introduction, the Lexicon Model 300 Series Digital Effects System has been acclaimed as one of the finest processors in the world. It offers a choice of single and dual machine configurations – offering a myriad of different effects possibilities that satisfy a wide range of needs. The 300 Series is one of the most versatile and powerful effects systems available at any price.The 300 Series offers extensive analog and digital interfacing capabilities. With both AES and S/PDIF digital I/O, it interfaces with a wide range of digital recording systems, ensuring the signal remains in the digital domain throughout the signal path. With its multi-machine architecture, the 300 Series also allows both the analog and digital inputs to be used simultaneously. In post-production facilities, the 300 Series is also the system of choice for its extensive MIDI- and timecode-based effects automation.Single and Split Setups Single ‘Setups’ run two proprietary Lexicon DSP engines in a single unified stereo configuration. One program is loaded, with both analog and digital inputs simultaneously available and able to be mixed together. Input levels and pans can be stored, automated, and later recalled. The 300 Series’s multiple machine architecture allows for two different types of Split configurations: Dual Mono and Cascade. Dual Mono creates two independent parallel DSP machines, each being dedicated to input pans. Additional routing is possible to send both analog inputs to machine A and both digital inputs to machine B. Dual Mono setups also offers patch points which are in either ‘pre’ or ‘post’ processor location. The second type of split configuration is the Cascade mode. In this mode, the two DSP engines are arranged serially: the output of machine A feeds the input of machine B. A feedback control routes the output of machine B back to the input of Machine A. Each machine has independent mix controls. Cascade patch points include locations either ‘Pre A’, ‘Post A (Pre B)’ or ‘Post B’.
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| Condition: | Used: An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition |
LEXICON SUPER PRIME TIME Vintage Digital Delay MODEL 300 Great unit in great shape and working order. one small plastic knob is missing , but functioning perfect including red lighting under , clean tested working soft and version see on pictures - click on each one to see large picture versionTHIS IS VERY SERIOUS UNIT - YOU WOULD NEED TO LEARN FROM USER MANUAL MANY DIFFERENT SET UPSAND HOW TO USE IT - TOOK ME A COUPLE HOURS TO UNDERSTAND BASIC FUNCTIONS.Full manual available , just google it on internet manuals lib + Lexicon-300 manual free to downloadSHIPPING CANADA $ 55 or USA $ 75 USD Canadian Customers will be added taxes to total sales 13%US customers are not charged taxes by us , but will be responsible for any taxes duties on delivery based on local US state laws.Since its introduction, the Lexicon Model 300 Series Digital Effects System has been acclaimed as one of the finest processors in the world. It offers a choice of single and dual machine configurations – offering a myriad of different effects possibilities that satisfy a wide range of needs. The 300 Series is one of the most versatile and powerful effects systems available at any price.The 300 Series offers extensive analog and digital interfacing capabilities. With both AES and S/PDIF digital I/O, it interfaces with a wide range of digital recording systems, ensuring the signal remains in the digital domain throughout the signal path. With its multi-machine architecture, the 300 Series also allows both the analog and digital inputs to be used simultaneously. In post-production facilities, the 300 Series is also the system of choice for its extensive MIDI- and timecode-based effects automation.Single and Split Setups Single ‘Setups’ run two proprietary Lexicon DSP engines in a single unified stereo configuration. One program is loaded, with both analog and digital inputs simultaneously available and able to be mixed together. Input levels and pans can be stored, automated, and later recalled. The 300 Series’s multiple machine architecture allows for two different types of Split configurations: Dual Mono and Cascade. Dual Mono creates two independent parallel DSP machines, each being dedicated to input pans. Additional routing is possible to send both analog inputs to machine A and both digital inputs to machine B. Dual Mono setups also offers patch points which are in either ‘pre’ or ‘post’ processor location. The second type of split configuration is the Cascade mode. In this mode, the two DSP engines are arranged serially: the output of machine A feeds the input of machine B. A feedback control routes the output of machine B back to the input of Machine A. Each machine has independent mix controls. Cascade patch points include locations either ‘Pre A’, ‘Post A (Pre B)’ or ‘Post B’.