I like them a lot! The power issue was fixed and they also fixed one of you already bought one with the issue.
Short jam using them with Syntakt.
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thanks for the reply. not helping with the GAS though (but thats my own fault).
doubting between LVX and zen delay.
undoubtedly the LVX has more options, but its digital, and the zen delay has a more performative vibe
ps just out of curiosity
since the pedals are digital
are there any plugins that come close to LVX or Mercury X?
(to quench my GAS while Iām saving)
and final noob question: why does the LVX have 3 leds (1-3) that all āactivate or bypassā presets?
whats the difference between the first 3 push switches/leds? (apart from the button combinations)
I had the Zen for a while and I did really like it but found that it somehow went out if sync quite often. Not sure why but seems ti be an issue. Itās very cool and I would probably want it again if I had money to spend. But overall very happy with the LVX.
There is an app coming that will make it possible to crate, save and share (not sure about sharing but I think so) presets to the LVX and I think also the Mercury X. Really looking forward to it because im not the best at creating presets so would love some preset-packs 
I really like the Mercury X. Have used it on synths and guitars. I really like it on guitar, makes me feel like I should make an ambient guitar YT video with the cheesy visual distortion from the 70s
Picked up the LVX a while back as store credit for a refund but only spent a wee bit of time with it so far. Itās an absolute powerhouse but I think I prefer the Volante for its simplicity.
anyone have experience with the polymoon? can the LVX reproduce that pingpong reverb kind of effect the polymoon is known for?
and can you also ātap inā your delay rhytm like on the empress echosystem?
The LVX has the Polymoon algorithm built in and yes you can also tap the tempo 
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thanks! how do you replicate it on the LVX? i read something about the poly mod, but how do you make the smeared delay go from left to right in stereo?
anddddd about the second thing; i didnt mean tap tempo, but tapping the rhythm of the delay. i suppose you cant do that on LVX (pretty awesome feature of echosystem)
Maybe I was a bit fast in my response. The LVX has elements from the polymoon but Iām not sure exactly what and how to make it sound the same.
Ah I seeā¦ I donāt know if itās possible to tap the rhythm but donāt think so.
I had the Polymoon and replaced it with LVX. I think there was some differences between the LVXās Poly and Polymoon algorithms, but I canāt really tell any other difference than the edit options on LVX are much better than on Polymoon. With Polymoon I was always guessing and working with ear, forgetting the secondary functions of buttons, much more random approach. LVX has much more control over how you want the sound to behave.
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yeah thats one of the reasons iām selling my polymoon and stepping up to LVX (i think).
but just to confirm: can you make the reverb (smeared poly delay) move / ping-pong from left to right (stereo field) slowly?
no one?
how do you make a ping pong delay on the LVX? what is the setting?
Not sure because I donāt know because I donāt know exactly what you want. But the whole point of the LVC is that itās modular so you can basically do anything you can think of so I would take a qualified guess and say yes
My friend, I can tell the potential you see in these boxes for your setup has you really excited, and I love to see it. And in your enthusiasm, itās clear you have a bunch of questions you want to ask. Itās just, you run the risk of looking like someone who lazily fires off a bunch of simple questions that require complex answers in an effort to get others to do all the work.
I donāt think thatās your intent, and a good way to guard against this impression is to include, along with your questions, the research you have already done and what has stumped you in the process of it. For example:
How do you make a ping-pong delay with the LVX? Iāve read the manual and I see that the L and R channels can have their own independent delay times, but that makes me think theyāll each have their own timing of repeats that that will kind of phase in and out with each other instead of the classic āalternating left and rightā repeats Iām looking for. Any help?
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Thank you for your elaborate reply. You are totally right. I actually read the manual, and saw that you can edit taps for l/r channels, also searched for the word ping pong, didnt find it.
I was in between surgeries as a surgeon (yes on saturdays), sorry for the limited amount of text/typing: please allow me to rephrase my question:
How do you make a ping-pong delay with the LVX? Iāve read the manual and I see that the L and R channels can have their own independent delay times, but that makes me think theyāll each have their own timing of repeats that that will kind of phase in and out with each other instead of the classic āalternating left and rightā repeats Iām looking for. Any help?
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Have you seen this video?
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