I'm looking for a reverb processor, mostly for vocals and acoustic guitar. Has anyone had experience with these two models? How would they compare?

Are there any other options that I should also be considering?

Thanks in advance.

I've been slowing upgrading my project studio for the past 10 years or so. Because I record my own solo material, I decided to spend my money on studio pieces that I can use for as long as I live. So, I'm buying higher end rack stuff to round out my Pro-Tools LE system.

Now'm ready to add to my recording rig. Here's a rundown of what I have.

Hello people here,

I would have like to know what you think about these Lexicon units.
Which ones do you use.
What for.

Which one is a good deal, which one is not and why.

Thanks!

-Barnee.

I am still mulling over choosing the correct reverb for my home studio.

I was just wondering if anyone had opinions on how the two compare.

Thanks!

Hello,

I have to make the decision between a Millennia Origin STT1 or a Focusrite ISA 220 + a used Lexicon PCM 91. I am trying both of these pres out right now and I'm finding both of them to be stellar. The Millennia with the Solid State or the Tube path is tempting for flexibility.
The Focusrite sounds different but still awesome when comparing just to the Millennia Solid State path.

I've been looking into these units for awhile but I'm not sure which to choose. In the past I've used Lexicon reverbs a lot because I like them but I've heard the M3000 demo CD and it sounds pretty good.

Hi everbody,
I have a simple question. I'm using Logic on DAW and I would like to buy some Lexicon reverb. I mixed my drum tracks on a stereo bus and would like to exit (D/A or digital) to a reverb for having reverb on drums.

I'm looking to add some Lexicon (lush, stylized) sound to my mix. What would I miss if I went with a used 81/91 combo vs a used 300 single unit? What would I gain? They seem to be going for about the same rate on ebay, with the 300 being about 25% more expensive. Both use 2U of rack space, so *that* is not an issue.