About Lexicon
Lexicon built its reputation in the 1970s and 1980s by defining what professional reverb sounds like. Their digital reverb processors became studio standards, heard on countless hit records across every genre. The company's algorithms, particularly their Hall, Plate, and Chamber programs, set the benchmark for spatial processing. Engineers and producers still reference Lexicon's signature sound when evaluating other reverb units. Based in the United States, Lexicon continues to manufacture high-end processors that combine their legendary algorithms with modern connectivity and control.
PCM96 Series
The PCM96 represents Lexicon's flagship stereo and surround reverb processor. This rack-mounted unit delivers the company's most revered reverb and effects algorithms in a 24-bit/96kHz platform. You get access to classic programs like Concert Hall, Plate, and Chamber, plus modern effects including chorus, delay, and pitch shifting. The PCM96 comes in multiple configurations: stereo models with analog and digital I/O, and surround versions for multichannel production work. The front panel provides direct access to parameters without menu diving, and the unit includes over 2,200 factory presets. MIDI implementation allows full automation in DAW environments. For studios that need reference-quality reverb with the flexibility to handle both stereo and immersive audio projects, the PCM96 remains a professional standard.
Shop Lexicon at Blackout Audio
The PCM96 series brings studio-grade reverb processing to your production environment. These processors deliver the spatial depth and character that made Lexicon an industry reference. Browse the available configurations online, and remember that orders over $199 ship free across Canada. Contact our team with technical questions about I/O options or integration with your existing setup.














