Hallo!

Sometimes I use my Lexicon as an additional AD converter. But only for
dummy tracks like pilot guitar, pilot vocals etc. So it doesn´t
matter.

But I'm wondering how good they (generally, not only my MPX) really
are. I have not the time to make long AB sessions and I have not the
the equipment to measure.

In my subjective opinion they sound better than those of the old black
face ADAT.

So, are FX an alternative to extra converters?

BTW. externally synced of course to be in sync with the other ADCs.

Greetings Thomas

"ThomasT" wrote:
Hallo!

Sometimes I use my Lexicon as an additional AD converter. But only for
dummy tracks like pilot guitar, pilot vocals etc. So it doesn´t
matter.

But I'm wondering how good they (generally, not only my MPX) really
are. I have not the time to make long AB sessions and I have not the
the equipment to measure.

In my subjective opinion they sound better than those of the old black
face ADAT.

I can't comment on the quality of A/D in the MPX, but it's hard to conceive
of worse A/D converters than on the original ADATs.

-jw

"John Washburn" wrote:

I can't comment on the quality of A/D in the MPX, but it's hard to conceive
of worse A/D converters than on the original ADATs.

Have you tried to sync them externally from a stable clock source?
Hearable better. But still not high end...