Any other 'verbs in't sales comparable to Lexicon MPX?

[musikmachine]

WOW lxp is $84.15 in cart at JRR

Sorry but that is reverb bargain of the CENTURY. I happily paid $399 for it when on "SPECIAL" a few years back and thought it was a bargain.

Just wow.. they are true lexicon pcm 96 algos for 84$

Alright you convinced me to give LXP a try, the demos on the site sound ok. With that being $84 of course i'll have to factor in NIs verbs and Valhalla.

Jeez, just looked at the SOS review and they were £558 back in 2010!

[db3]

I picket up MXP last sale. Yes limited, but still has a nice lex sound for a bargain bucket price.
I'm tempted to demo Breverb 2 at $107 in basket at JRR

[JorgV]

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MPX is using the same tech but most of the controls are hidden in comparison and it's sort of like they have done the tweaking for you "under the hood".
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I don't think that's true. I remember reading a post on gearslutz.com saying that MPX is only one algorithm (different from lxp/pcm) that can be made to sound like a room/chamber/hall. (found it: https://www.gearslutz.com/board/product ... ost7423618)

When I demoed them a long time ago, I liked the results I got from MPX better then those from LXP. Personal preference, I guess.

[musikmachine]

LXP demo won't activate for some reason so i tried MPX on a few synth parts and struggling to find anything wrong with it really like it. Happy to post a sample cause i think it sounds great, very easy to dial the sound in as well. I usually struggle a bit with complex reverbs tbh so i prefer simple as long as the sound is there.

Just to add it's the first one i've tried where i've thought, yep that's the sound i want when tweaking and i usually get there within a minute. It may not be the greatest 'verb on the market but it definitely hits the sweet spot for me.