Meris opens pre-orders for LVX Modular Delay System

February 29, 2024 · 3 sources

Meris announced the LVX Modular Delay System and opened pre-orders on the company site, with delivery expected in summer¹. The announcement was reported on February 29, 2024¹. An earlier report, dated May 18, 2022, described the LVX as available to preorder for $599, shipping in late summer 2022², and a November 11, 2022 article referred to its release earlier that year³.

The LVX is a stereo delay built on an Advanced ARM Processor, with an analog signal path and a JFET input section, 24-bit AD/DA conversion and 32-bit floating point DSP¹. It offers 2540mS of what Meris calls a "Highly Configurable Dual Delay"¹³² and has a color screen¹. The delay and effects include Preamps, Granulize, Cassette and Poly Pitch, and the unit includes processing elements from the Meris Polymoon, Hedra, Enzo and Ottobit Jr.¹³.

Front-panel controls are knobs labeled Time, Feedback, Mix and Mod, a Preset/Pages knob that also saves, and two knobs labeled Controller 1 and Controller 2 for moving around the screen and changing parameters¹. Four footswitches operate looper functions, move up and down banks, and access the built-in tuner¹. The price is $599¹².

The prEDITOR software allows presets to be created and changed on a computer and the preset library to be managed by drag-and-drop; it connects to the pedal through a MIDI interface¹.