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Chris Caruso


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Post  Posted 21 Jun 2024 4:53 am    
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Up for sale is a Lexicon PCM 41 digital delay processor. I inherited it from my uncle but I don't use it. He used it all of the time. It is mounted in a two space rack. Check photos. I have a copy of the instruction manual. I've attached the first page to give a detailed description. On reverb they are going for in excess of $1000. Mine is for sale for $750 or B/O






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Chris Caruso


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Post  Posted 5 Jul 2024 9:14 am    
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Someone sent me a message but it disappeared. I probably deleted by accident. Please resend the message!
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Chris Caruso


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Post  Posted 7 Jul 2024 5:17 am    
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