The Lexicon M95 is a rack-mount digital delay processor made by Lexicon Pro, the effects company known for reverb and delay units. Lexicon describes it as a "Prime Time II Digital Delay Processor," placing it in the maker's Prime Time II line of delays1. The unit is no longer in production: Lexicon Pro lists the M95 as discontinued1.
What it does
As a digital delay processor, the M95 produces delayed repeats of an incoming signal, the effect players know from delay pedals but built as a rack unit rather than a floor pedal. Lexicon's own product page gives its line name, Prime Time II, which ties it to the maker's history of dedicated delay processors1.
Lexicon Pro lists the M95 as discontinued, so new units are no longer available from the maker1.
Where it sits in Lexicon's range
Lexicon Pro built a family of rack delay and effects processors around the M95. Other units in that family covered on this site include the Lexicon M93, the Lexicon M92, the Lexicon M1300S and the Lexicon PCM41. Players comparing rack delays across the range can look at each unit's own page for its controls and specifications.
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