Repair lexicon pcm42

[davidbrewer]

My lexicon pcm42 is broken. Does anyone know where I can get it fixed?

[craigdobbins]

David-

Jim Fabiano, a retired Lexicon employee, has worked on my PCM60 reverbs. Unfortunately, he seems to have retired from the repair business. Anyway, he was highly recommended to me by the Lexicon company, so perhaps they could recommend someone to repair your PCM42. Hope this helps.

Craig

[Mike Nye]

From what I'd heard, Jim wasn't working on 'em anymore . . . Could be BAD info . . .

Second plan of attack . . . Try David Kulka . . .

http://www.studioelectronics.biz

They do alotta work for recording & film scoring studios in Hollywood . . .

I get my Gotham Cable from 'em too . . .

[craigdobbins]

Good suggestion, Mike.

Craig

[Mike Nye]

BTW, Has anyone tried PSP's PCM-42 Modeling Emulator Plug-in ? ? ?

I heard on back to back with a EMT 140 Modeling Emulator at CES a couple weeks ago at a distributor's booth.

They both sounded great, but I get all horny over a cold reverb plate.

I'd had the opportunity to try both a Fairchild 670 & EMT 140 Modeling Emulator that behave just as good as the real deals, but for a small fraction of the price . . .

And NOT having to regularly de-rust & re-calibrate the plate tension is a BIG PLUS too ! ! !

[Vidar Lund]

David, I googled Repair lexicon pcm42 and found this:

http://alivesoundcenter.com/SpecialtyRepairs.html

(Alive Sound, Burbank, Ca.)

[davidbrewer]

thanks so much for your help. the boss delay does not sound nearly as good as the lexicon