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Lexicon Lambda Reviews
  Lexicon Lambda @ Musiciansfriend  Lexicon Lambda @ Zzounds  Compare the best prices from all over the web on Lexicon Lambda Is The Lexicon Lambda The Right Audio Interface For You? Find the audio interface that is perfect for you on the Home Recording Soundcard Wizard. Lexicon Lambda Description The Lexicon Lambda draws power from the USB port and provides high-end D/A converters plus 2 quality mic preamps supplying phantom power. Cool tower design features independent mic and line controls with LEDs plus monitor mix and output level controls. 2 balanced TRS line inputs and outputs, 2 XLR mic ins, 1/4" high-impedance instrument in, and 1/8" headphone jack. 
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03-14-2008, 05:12 PM
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Re: Lexicon Lambda Reviews
i own this interface and it is real easy to use. the only thing that made me upset was that you have to have internet to register the cubase le4 to use it after a certain period of time and then they dont tell you in the description.. that you need a dvd rom to in stall the drivers from the lexicon setup disc other than that it runs great
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03-14-2008, 07:21 PM
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Re: Lexicon Lambda Reviews
Actually I am having a problem with the Lexicon Lambda. It behaves erratically. My son tested it on his 2 computers and he says it is "broken"... "sounds horrible & full of static." He tested it on a mac & a pc.
I have been using it for a few months. Sometimes it sounds great...other times there is unexplained hissing in the recordings. Although sometimes I can fix this by checking my cable connections. I tested it today on Cubase LE and it was fine. Now I am testing it on my old copy of CoolEdit. It is acting weird. Sometimes it records a track fine. The next track will be the horrible static in stereo (I am recording in Mono.) Does anyone have an idea what's causing this??
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08-17-2008, 09:27 AM
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Re: Lexicon Lambda Reviews
Quality: 0
I find the plastic case to be sturdy, but will still take to jams inside original box so it does not get scratched. Have no issues running under Vista or Xp (both 32bit) but it does not work on a Windows Server 2008 Desktop. I expected to have a full 2 channels of input but you only get 1 channel but Left & Right can be used as separate tracks and this has currently been the only critique of this device. Reliability: 0 I have had no reliability problems with this device at all. Have not registered for support and dont forsee any need to. Overall Rating: 0 I would recommend the next model up (Omega) than the Lamba as the Omega is supposed to have 2 Channels of input while the Lamda only has 1 (2 channels of recording using Left and Right). A major downside if wanting to record a small band on the one DAW (eg: guitar, vocals, drums, bass)
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08-20-2008, 01:02 PM
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Re: Lexicon Lambda Reviews
I just discovered that the Lambda has very low output preamps included.
recording using sm57 with lambda... Brandon
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