All Articles Tagged Lexicon

Robert Archer | 08/09 01:32 PM,

There are a lot of reasons for the optimism Jim Garrett, market manager for Harman’s high-performance audio/video division (HPAV), is expressing as the company prepares for CEDIA Expo 2011 Garrett concedes that Lexicon, a Harman brand, has had a rough time the past couple of years due to the complacency of its line and a damaging review of a Lexicon Blu-ray player. He says Lexicon is moving ahead and is developing a new home theater processor. “We are going to publicly announce we’re working on a Lexicon processor, the MP20… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 08/01 06:36 PM, 0 Comments

The Lexicon DD-8 is a revolutionary new multi-room audio power amplifier that delivers more power in less space than any other competing products. Utilizing HARMAN’s patented DriveCore™ technology, the DD-8 features eight channels of 125W each all in a chassis only one rack space high and weighing less than 10 pounds. A full complement of inputs, outputs and control allow easy configuration to suit a wide-variety of installations. While the DD-8 frees up more space in any rack, it also adds a touch of elegance with its classic Lexicon aluminum… View this story

Robert Archer | 06/16 03:30 AM,

Harman's Lexicon brand is well known in the pro audio and enthusiast consumer markets, and with the release of its new DD-8 Multi-Room Amplifier the company is looking to make the same type of impression with custom installers. Using its proprietary DriveCore technology that was co-developed with Texas Instruments, the amplifier is rated to deliver 125-watts to each of its eight channels. The compact, rack-friendly amplifier's dimensions are 1.7-inches high by 17.3-inches wide and 14.9-inches deep, and it weighs under 10 pounds. Engineered to run coolly, Lexicon says the amp… View this story

CE Pro Editors | 04/22 04:51 AM, 1 Comment

Harman High Performance A/V has issued new firmware updates addressing a number of feature requests made by owners of the Lexicon BD-30 Blu-Ray Player. The updates — which will be available automatically on enabled players or off the website for manual installation — are designed to add configuration flexibility through updated system components, and improve the component's playability for several upcoming new releases. The new firmware contains all of the characteristics of the old system with a host of new features added on. There is an updated “auto” mode that… View this story