H9000 Multi-Effects Processor vs PCM92 Reverb / Effects
The H9000 Multi-Effects Processor costs about $3,500 more than the PCM92 Reverb / Effects and buys you 5 more I/O, plus DB25 and MADI BNC. It also costs you 1 more rack unit.
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H9000 Multi-Effects ProcessorLexicon
PCM92 Reverb / Effects| Spec | H9000 Multi-Effects Processor | PCM92 Reverb / Effects |
|---|---|---|
| Rack space | 2U | 1U |
| Weight | 15.0 lbs | 9.3 lbs |
| Power draw | 35W | 18W |
| Depth | 305 mm | 240 mm |
| I/O count | 13 | 8 |
| Price | ~$6,999 | ~$3,499 |
Highlighted where one is plainly lighter, smaller, cheaper or draws less. I/O count is left unmarked on purpose — more connectors you don't need is weight, cost and a bigger case.
Connectors only one of them has
H9000 Multi-Effects Processor
- DB25
- MADI BNC
- BNC
PCM92 Reverb / Effects
- AES3 XLR
Settle it in your own rack
Specs decide less than fit does. Drop either one into your rig and see the real answer — what space is left, what the circuit draws, and whether every cable it needs actually lands somewhere.
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