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Topic: Lexicon MPX 100 vs. Boss RV-3
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Steve Spitz
Member From: New Orleans, LA, USA
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posted 28 January 2003 05:17 PM
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I currently use an RV-3. I`m considering an MPX 100. Anybody made this comparison? I go mono, want delay and reverb at the same time, and Play a NV1000 or Vibrosonic THANKS!! |
Lee Baucum
Member From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) - The Final Frontier
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posted 28 January 2003 05:55 PM
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Steve - I have an MPX-100 that I really like a lot. I love all the different reverbs that are available and the fact that you can tweak and store them. I also like using a combination of reverb and a touch of chorus. Better yet, reverb with a slight touch of flange for an even more subtle effect. However, I have never been able to get a decent combination of reverb and delay. I like using just one hit on the delay, along with reverb, and haven't been able to get it with the Lex. I finally added an inexpensive no-name digital delay to my rack and am very happy. Now I can mix reverb, chorus, and delay!  ------------------
Lee, from South Texas
Down On The Rio Grande [This message was edited by Lee Baucum on 28 January 2003 at 05:56 PM.]
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Dave Birkett
Member From: Oxnard, CA, USA
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posted 28 January 2003 10:29 PM
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I have an MPX-100 and agree with Lee. It's great with one or the other but not both. |
John Macy
Member From: Denver, CO USA
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posted 29 January 2003 08:24 AM
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In digital reverbs, there's not too much that comes close to the Lexicon algorhythms. They have some of the most lush and dense reverbs out there. No comparison the the Roland pedal... |
Vernon Hester
Member From: Cayce,SC USA
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posted 29 January 2003 10:15 AM
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I have used both, sold the RV-3 to my brother.
Now used an Ibanez in front of the Lexicon. left and right channels out to mixer or Session 500 and a Fender Pro (Modified with 15" JBL). Love this setup.
Vern |
Erv Niehaus
Member From: Litchfield, MN, USA
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posted 29 January 2003 10:23 AM
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Instead of the MPX 100 go up to the MPX 200.
You will get tap in delay and a little compression in addition to two other effects all at the same time. I use a spring reverb (Tube Works) but use the MPX 200 for delay, chorus and compression.
Erv |
Stephen Gambrell
Member From: Ware Shoals, South Carolina, USA
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posted 29 January 2003 05:37 PM
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Hey, Erv, I've got an MPX 200, and I can't get the compressor to sound, well, COMPRESSED! How do you use yours, with and without the other effects?
Is it Uff-Da???? |
Erv Niehaus
Member From: Litchfield, MN, USA
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posted 29 January 2003 06:50 PM
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Stephen:
You have to rub a little Uff-Da on it. No, really, if you read through the manual it will explain how you can bring up and set the compressor. Compression is always available no matter what other effects you are using.
There is even a set of lights that indicate how much compression you have on. Lexicon's manual leaves a lot to be desired but if a left-handed Norwegian can figure it out, you shouldn't have a problem!
Uff-Da![This message was edited by Erv Niehaus on 29 January 2003 at 06:51 PM.] [This message was edited by Erv Niehaus on 29 January 2003 at 06:53 PM.] |
Steve Spitz
Member From: New Orleans, LA, USA
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posted 29 January 2003 07:12 PM
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Thanks Guys. As allways, lots of knowledge on this forum. Is it an overkill to use this to go mono? Does anyone do it? Thanks again, Steve |
Lee Baucum
Member From: McAllen, Texas (Extreme South) - The Final Frontier
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posted 29 January 2003 08:25 PM
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Overkill!?! No such thing!Actually, I use my Lex and and a cheap no-name digital delay and one amp (Evans). I used to use the Evans and a Nashville 400, but I'm just as happy with one amp. My back is even happier! ------------------
Lee, from South Texas
Down On The Rio Grande |
Stephen Gambrell
Member From: Ware Shoals, South Carolina, USA
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posted 30 January 2003 05:25 PM
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What did the left-handed Norwegian say to the left-handed Southerner?
Duh-Uff-Da!
Thanks, Erv. |
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