Stymon created a pedal designed to recreate the sound of a highly sought-after rotating speaker system.
Lex was designed to provide you with a reproduced rotary system: the low-frequency bass rotor, the rotating treble horn, the tube-driven amplifier, finely tuned microphone placement, and all the complex sonic interactions between these elements. It utilizes a SHARC DSP.
Seven parameters can be tweaked, allowing control over the tonality and mechanics of the rotating speaker system. You can manipulate each element, from rotor speed, horn level, acceleration time, microphone distance, tube drive and saturation, and volume level.
For more info on this product, check out Strymon.
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