MX200 Lexicon settings

[David Peirce]

Anyone out there care to share a few MX200 patches? Thinking about replacing the TC Electronics G Major 2 in my Telonics, which seems to be in the process of going south on me.

[Bill Ferguson]

If you buy your MX200 from Telonics, Dave Beaty will put some great programs in there for you.

I have never had to modify anything.

[Ken Metcalf]

+1 for Telonics

[Dave Beaty]

David,

Since your TC Electronics G Major 2 EFX unit came in your Telonics Combo amplifier’s 1U EFX rack, we will be glad to replace it at no charge even though it is out of TC’s one year warranty period. We are not a dealer (we occasionally buy EFX units from TC and Lexicon the same as anyone else), and we have developed some very nice presets for both units and we are happy to load/provide them to users of Telonics equipment free of cost.

If you should decide to go with a Lexicon MX200, we will ship you an MX200 with our presets installed in exchange for your Gmaj2 unit at no cost - your choice.

If you already have a Lexicon MX200 and have a PC and a USB cable, we'd be glad to email you the full Lexicon MxEdit file with all the patches, which you can then download to your MX200. There are some very useful presets in the file.

Bear in mind that the TC Gmaj2 has a relay switching system which automatically invokes the internal Telonics Dobro simulator and reverb in our TCA500 amplifiers when necessary, thereby using them in conjunction with other effects generated by the Gmaj2. The Lexicon MX200 does not have this capability. The TC unit can generate up to six effects simultaneously, the Lexicon only two.

Just let Sophie, John or myself know what you prefer to do and we'll make it happen right away.

Dave

[Bill Ferguson]

So there you go.

[David Peirce]

Many thanks to Dave and all the Telonics crew - An unexpected and much appreciated solution. Great people, great service, and fantastic equipment.

[Tommy Detamore]

Dave Beaty and Telonics. What you see when you look up “customer service” in the dictionary.

All companies would do well to follow their lead. First-class all the way!

[Roger Crawford]

Another round of applause for Telonics' customer service!

[Tim Heidner]

Wow! That's customer service, right there!