Classic Lexicon PCM 70 reverb unit also featuring various chorus and delay effects.
Unit operates perfectly, but I'm letting it go cheap as the LCD display is slightly faulty - as you can see from the picture, not all the "bars" light up, eg the word "ROOM" looks like "FOOM" as one of the 5 "bars" that makes up the letter "R" doesn't light up. This has genuinely never been a problem though, when changing patches and settings you can always figure out what the display should read. Plus, the LCD display can always be replaced/repaired if required - I just never bothered doing this as it was never a problem. The unit has various scratches around the sides of the front panel (see picture) but again, this is purely cosmetic and in no way effects the sound or operation of the unit.
Am selling it simply because I'm upgrading to a newer model, and these aren't cheap, so I can't really afford to hang on to the PCM 70 as well!
Comes with printed manual, and updated software (Rev. 3.00) installed.
If you're looking for one of these, you probably know all about their reputation, but for more info, look here: http://www.gbaudio.co.uk/data/pcm70.htm
"The PCM70 is one of Lexicon's finest and most enduring digital effects processors with a distinct personality and magnificent sound. The PCM70 is an industry standard found in all the best studios and often specified as first choice on equipment riders. The PCM70 features a spectacular depth of sonic capabilities and tremendous MIDI effects control, although its presets offer classic Lexicon effects with a few easy button pushes.
Simply Sophisticated
The front panel of the PCM70 does not reveal its sophisticated nature. From this simple array of controls you have access to over 40 preset effects, 50 user registers and 70 variable parameters.
The programs include reverberation, delay, effects combinations including reverse and gated reverb, flanging, chorus, multi-tap delay, spin, circular, pan, filters and a mixture of delay and chorusing.
By adding any MIDI control device such as a keyboard or sequencer, the PCM70 gives you two more ways to control its effects. First, you can store and access your custom sounds in 50 non-volatile registers by associating them with a MIDI Program Change command.
What's more, you can exploit Lexicon's Dynamic MIDI, which lets you modulate up to 10 parameters in real time by patching them to MIDI controls such as Note Number, Modulation Wheel, and Pitch Bender."
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