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2 total messages Started by pearlman@intac.c Fri, 07 Apr 1995 00:00
FS: Lexicon Reflex Digital Reverb (LXP-1's Successor)
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Author: pearlman@intac.c
Date: Fri, 07 Apr 1995 00:00
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Hello all,

I'm selling a brand new (turned on about 3 times) Lexicon Reflex Digital
Reverb.  It is, of course in perfect condition.  I have all the manuals
and the original packing material.  This is a fantastic unit, and I'm only
selling it so that I can buy a Tenor Saxophone.  Actually, I probably
shouldn't sell it, since it is my only reverb unit in my rack, but I am
nonetheless.

$375 firm, plus shipping.

Thanks in advance for your interest!

Ted

201-358-4958 (Daytime)
201-746-8919 (Evening)

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Ted Pearlman - pearlman@intac.com - New York Knicks - '94-'95 NBA Champions.


Re: FS: Lexicon Reflex Digital Reverb (LXP-1's Successor)
#4009
Author: shof@mail.crl.co
Date: Sun, 09 Apr 1995 00:00
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In article <pearlman-0704951228260001@plks-s2.intac.com>, pearlman@intac.com (Ted Pearlman) says:
>
>Hello all,
>
>I'm selling a brand new (turned on about 3 times) Lexicon Reflex Digital
>Reverb.  It is, of course in perfect condition.  I have all the manuals
>and the original packing material.  This is a fantastic unit, and I'm only
>selling it so that I can buy a Tenor Saxophone.  Actually, I probably
>shouldn't sell it, since it is my only reverb unit in my rack, but I am
>nonetheless.
>
>$375 firm, plus shipping.
>

Good luck, I've seen them at Guitar Center fpr

Shof
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