Re[2]: Lexicon not known for MIDI know-how?!?

[Mike.Biffle@wj.com (Mike Biffle)]

It's been my experience that given the price point of the LXP series as 
well as 
the JamMan and Vortex, that you could 

1. Design the unit for maximum sound quality and provide a deviously 
simple but 
useful function set... then implement the most simple software and 
hardware 
possible.

2. Cut corners on sound quality and funcions available and place emphasis 
on 
flashy graphics and a more robust midi implementation.

I'm not sure I accurately describe or do justice to the two various 
approaches, 
but I'll say this. I'll take my Lexies over most of the other products out 
there. (An EDP would be nice parsley for my musical salad.)

Also... As you climb in price, Lexicon products become very full featured 
and 
capable as well as musically stunning!

Just my .02 dollars worth,
-Miko

>> erich kory wrote:"I can do this with the Jamman from Lexicon (a
>> company not known for it's MIDI know-how)."
>> 

Greg Hogan replied...
>        I am sorry erich but the Lexicon PCM70 was the first processor
>to give you complete control over all of its functions!  This feature
>has been included in most of our processors since.  I do not see how you
>can justify your statement!

>        Best regards,

>        Greg Hogan
>        Lexicon Customer Service
>        Phone +781-280-0372
>        FAX +781-280-0499