Genuine Lexicon stability and signal quality in a very affordable interface!

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.

The Lexicon Lambda includes advanced and intuitive Cubase LE recording software for 48-track audio and 64 MIDI tracks. Also features the brilliant Pantheon VST reverb software with loads of factory presets. Works with Macs and PCs.

Lexicon Lambda USB Desktop Studio Features:

• USB powered
• High-end D/A converters
• 2 quality mic preamps
• Phantom power
• Independent mic and line controls with LEDs
• Monitor mix and output level controls
• 2 balanced TRS line inputs and outputs
• 2 XLR mic ins
• 1/4" high-impedance instrument in
• 1/8" headphone jack
• Cubase LE recording software for 48-track audio and 64 MIDI tracks
• Pantheon VST reverb software
• Works with Macs and PCs

Order today and bring your computer-recording dreams to life for way less than you thought possible!

Lexicon Lambda USB Desktop Studio

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So far so good...

Posted by saustindavis from Spokane, WA on Jan 11, 2010

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Folk-Alternative

Had it over a year with no problems. I've learned that if you treat your equipment right it will last you a lot longer. Phantom power is a great feature, output for monitors is also great. I've noticed that I really have to crank the gain when recording, but it could be the DAW or the mics I use. Overall a great buy.

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Lousy preamps/phantom power

Posted by Badtux from San Francisco on Jan 10, 2010

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Alt-country

I love the feature set which makes recording easy (no fiddling with things on the computer side, it's all controlled by actual physical knobs, and it has MIDI in/out too), but the preamps are noisy and don't do a good job of amplifying the inputs. Expect to need a mixer to drive the line inputs to get sufficient volume into your DAW, plugging your mikes into the XLR ports won't get you sufficient volume without maxing out the volumes, which in turn gives way too much noise with the noisy preamps. Also, the phantom power isn't actually 48v and won't do a good job of powering most condenser mikes. Again, need a mixer. I've finally managed to kill the preamps in mine after two years (forgot to reset the volume on my mixer down, it was set for going into a PA, and the magic smoke came out of the Lambda) and need to buy another product (it's not worth fixing this thing). I am *not* buying another Lambda, I'm going to buy something with better pre's.

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A disappointment

Posted by Shadow from Phila. USA on Dec 13, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: hobbyist

Reviewer's Play Style: Ambient

I have been using this to record in Cubase LE and as part of my audio out chain. It has given me numberous problems. After recording in Cubase, I have to unplug the USB cable and 'reset' the unit, or I will not be able to play back a .wav file of what I just recorded. Today it stopped playing back music files. I am tired of this finicky unit!

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Avoid it like the plague

Posted by bard119 from PA on Oct 9, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock

Pros: - Didn't fall apart yet - Comes with 48v phantom power

Cons: - Sound sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't. Restarting the application sometimes helps. - When running multiple apps the sound quality gets heavily distorted and sounds like nails on a chalk board. I've had $5 sound cards that can function on multiple apps. - 48v phantom power has a mid-high frequency hum that is more than slightly audible. - Signal can't get loud enough. Mic is barely audible even at full volume. Tested on several mics. - Support? What's support? I've never had this many problems out of any single piece of hardware.

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Not Compatible With 64-bit

Posted by Anonymous Musician from Massachusetts on Sep 18, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Recording Engineer

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Pop-Punk

This interface is absolutely horrible. On any 64-bit operating system, it will skip and skip and skip. Even if you have a 32 bit operating system, dont buy this product. If you decide to ever upgrade your copmuter, you will be forced to also upgrade your interface.

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