The Lexicon MPX 200 is a 2-in/2-out 24-bit multi-effect processor made by Lexicon Pro, a company whose product pages carry the tagline "Legendary Reverb and Effects"1. It is a rack unit rather than a stompbox, so it sits in an effects rack or on a desk and is patched into a signal chain rather than placed on a pedalboard. Players who want to see how it compares with other all-in-one units can start with the site's page on multi-effects pedals.
What it does
As a multi-effect processor, the MPX 200 combines more than one effect in a single unit, taking a stereo pair of inputs and returning a stereo pair of outputs1. The 24-bit figure describes its digital processing depth, a specification Lexicon gives on the product page1. Lexicon's range includes related processors such as the MPX 1, the PCM81, the MPX 500 and the MX300, which players often weigh against one another when choosing a Lexicon effects unit.
Lexicon Pro lists the MPX 200 as discontinued1. The product page's downloadable documents were updated in April 20261, so the maker still hosts support material for the unit.
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Is the Lexicon MPX 200 still made?
No. Lexicon Pro lists the MPX 200 as discontinued on its product page. The page's downloadable documents were last updated in April 2026, so support material such as manuals remains available from the maker even though the unit is no longer in production. Players looking for a current Lexicon processor would need to look at the used market for this model or at other units in the company's range.
Sources (1)
- MPX 200 | Lexicon Pro - Legendary Reverb and Effects | English, Lexicon Pro (lexiconpro.com), 2026
