Strymon Lex Rotary

Lex provides us with a complete and precisely reproduced rotary system: the low-frequency bass rotor, the rotating treble horn, the tube-driven amplifier, finely tuned microphone placement, and all the complex sonic interactions between these elements.

• Algorithms developed by Strymon
• Four control parameters: Fast rotor speed, Preamp Drive, microphone distance, and horn level.
• Four hidden parameters for extended control: Slow rotor speed, speaker direction, acceleration time, and +/- 6dB boost/cut.
• Instantly switch between slow and fast with the Fast/Slow footswitch.
• Selectable cabinet filter for use with guitar amplifiers or flat-response systems.
• Stereo output.
• High-impedance mono input, switchable to TRS (stereo).
• Expression pedal input (pedal not included).
• Favourite switch to save preferred settings.
• Selectable Bi-Amp system to separate treble and bass rotors.
• Ultra-low noise with 24bit 96kHz A/D and D/A converters.
• High-quality analog systems at input and output.

The rotary speaker, also known as Leslie, is a two-way amplifier and speaker system that projects the instrument’s sound while the speakers rotate, creating a very distinctive effect, commonly associated with the Hammond organ.

About Strymon
Talking about Strymon means talking about top-tier quality in effects pedals. They are known for their "High End" pedal lines that combine analog circuits with digital signal processing, delivering truly stunning results. They describe themselves as a small company, yet their effects are used by world-class artists.