The Lexicon Pro LXP-15 is a rack-mount multi-effects processor, listed by the maker as a "Multi-Effects Processor". It is discontinued: Lexicon Pro's own product page carries that status, so the unit no longer appears in the company's current range and turns up only secondhand.1
What it does
As a multi-effects unit, the LXP-15 sits in the family of processors that combine several effect types, such as reverb, delay and modulation, in one box rather than one effect per pedal. Lexicon built its name on reverb and effects processing, and the LXP-15 belongs to that line of rack products. For a player, a unit like this replaces a chain of individual stompboxes with a single processor controlled from its front panel or a controller. If you are weighing rack multi-effects against pedals, the multi-effects pedals page covers the wider category.
The LXP-15 is discontinued, and so is its successor, the Lexicon LXP-15II, which Lexicon Pro also lists as discontinued.2
Where it sits in Lexicon's range
The LXP-15 and the LXP-15II are multi-effects processors made by Lexicon Pro, and both are discontinued. They form a pair in Lexicon's processor line, with the LXP-15II the later version of the two.12
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Sources (2)
- LXP-15 | Lexicon Pro - Legendary Reverb and Effects | English, Lexicon Pro
- LXP-15II, Lexicon Pro
