Lexicon 224X Digital Reverberator with Rare Vintage Blue LARC Remote - Fully Functional / Classic 12-Bit Magic
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For sale is a true studio legend: an authentic Lexicon 224X digital reverb unit, complete with its highly coveted and rare original vintage Blue LARC remote control.
The Lexicon 224X is one of the most iconic effects processors in music history, famous for its lush, deep, and beautifully modulated 12-bit grit that defined the sound of the late 70s and 80s. This X version features the expanded algorithm board, delivering the deep Concert Halls, Rich Chambers, and legendary Plates that modern plugins attempt to emulate.
Condition & Technical Details:
- Unit & LARC: Both the main rack frame and the blue LARC remote are in great cosmetic and functional condition.
- Tested & Reliable: The LARC display is fully readable and bright. All faders and sliders have been tested and respond smoothly with accurate data entry into the mainframe. The unit boots up perfectly and passes clean audio with that unmistakable hardware depth.
- Maintenance: Carefully inspected by a vintage audio technician, capacitors are stable, and the fan/power supply sections are working flawlessly.
Shipping & Terms:
Located in France. The Lexicon 224X is heavy and fragile; it will be packed like a tank with professional materials, tracked, and fully insured for worldwide shipping. Serious offers only.
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| Listed | 13 days ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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