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Call me cynical but hasn't Lexicon got a vested interest in NOT creating a VST plugin that is based on the code running a PCM 96 or even 960. Nobody deliberately 'kicks themselves in the teeth' I hate the idea of buying a Lexicon plugin reverb when you 'know what they could do if they wanted' but knowing that they would never commit commercial suicide.

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A lexicon plugin is going to be a Lexion Le - unless their totally mad. TMY It makes good sense if they want to survive as a company.

Hardware is being phased out. There will always be a demand and application for it but digital reverb mineaswell be itb. And look at the price. Transformers 4 Games For Windows 7.

This is from Audio News: Updated news: It will be available in November 2009 with a suggested retail price of $1,899. Ok, that probably means less on the street, but unless that's a mistake, I think they should re-think their sales approach on this product NOW. These are prices that could have made sense (for some people) in the TDM market years ago. In 2009 (yeah, I can read the word 'crisis' associated with 2009 in your mind), and in the native platforms plug-in arena, they seem hardly justifiable. If the plugs are as good as they're supposed to do (and reading the developer's words above, it's quite safe to assume they sound as they should), Lexicon could make way more money lowering the price of the bundle and/or splitting it in several products. Dear Lexicon, come on, let's make it a win-win situation! I think the niche of users wanting to spend big money on a reverb would look for hardware devices anyway (new and/or second hand), like Bricasti M7, Lexicon PCM 96 or maybe one of the glorious Lexicon vintage units.

I guess this will be a hot topic on the interweb until november. We'll keep an eye on this thing, stay tuned. They are on some serious drugs if they think people are gonna buy this for $1,899.00 dfegad.

I shall reserve judgement:-) Personally I would liked to have seen a range of Lexicon PCI-e cards for $1500. Lexicon 224XL on a PCI-e card exact same alog's. Oooh I get 'wet' just thinking about it. Lexicon 480 on a PCI-e card.

Exact same alog's, patches the lot, you'd clean up the whole market in one fell swoop IMHO. The reason I'd like a DSP cards, is I like the idea when I invest in software that I know for certain no-one else is downloading it from the web for free - I hate pirated software and DSP dongles do seem to stop it (no UAD cracks ever seen) TMY So people steal hardware too so are you not going to use hardware because of it? Will this plug-in have the same algo's as the 480? In a side-by-side shoot out with a 480, will this plug-in sound as rich, expansive and smooth?I find it interesting how each generation of lexicon reverbs has been hated by the owners of the former generation.