The Lexicon M200 is a rack-mount multi-effects unit: Lexicon lists it as a "Digital Effects System" on its product page1. It is no longer in production. Lexicon's own page marks the M200 as "Discontinued"1, so players encountering one today are looking at a used unit rather than a current product.
What it does
The M200 sits in a rack and processes a signal digitally, in the manner of Lexicon's other effects processors. Lexicon's product page identifies it as a Digital Effects System1, placing it in the same family of digital processors as units like the Lexicon MPX 1 and the Lexicon PCM81.
Because the unit is discontinued, the maker's product page is now chiefly a documentation resource: it carries a downloadable documents file, updated in April 2026 at 1.81 MB, which is where the operating manual lives1. For a player with a used M200, that download is the maker's own reference for the unit's controls and operation.
Lexicon lists the M200 as discontinued1. Specifications, controls and power details for a used unit should be taken from the maker's documentation available on the product page1.
Questions
Is the Lexicon M200 still in production?
No. Lexicon's own product page for the M200 lists it as discontinued, so the unit is no longer being made. Players looking for a current Lexicon processor would need to consider the company's other offerings, and anyone hunting an M200 is looking at the secondhand market.
Where can I find the Lexicon M200 manual?
Lexicon Pro's product page for the M200 carries a documents download, updated in April 2026 as a 1.81 MB file. That is the maker's own documentation for the unit, so it is the first place to look for operating details.
Sources (1)
- M200 | Lexicon Pro - Legendary Reverb and Effects | English, Lexicon Pro, 2026
