THE BRAND COLLECTION
Lexicon amplification and home-audio heritage
Lexicon connects a history of professional digital audio with home listening and entertainment. Its story is especially relevant when a system needs to manage multiple channels, multiple spaces or an established home-theater installation.
From the studio to the home
Lexicon’s history reaches back to 1971 and the development of digital audio processing. Its home-audio timeline includes surround processors and multichannel amplifiers, reflecting a long interest in how sound fills a listening environment.
That heritage should be read alongside the present catalog. Lexicon’s consumer site currently highlights the DD-8+ multichannel network amplifier. Earlier processors and receivers belong to the brand’s history and should be assessed by their exact model and supported connections.
Plan channels, rooms and controls
Distributed audio begins with a clear description of the rooms and loudspeakers involved. Establish how many channels are needed, where source selection and volume will be controlled, and how equipment will fit into the installation.
For an existing theater, record the processor and amplifier models before considering a change. Inputs, speaker connections and control arrangements vary across generations. Our system services connect these details to the broader equipment and room plan.
Discuss Lexicon in Minneapolis
Bring a component list and a sketch of the spaces the system serves. Explain whether the project concerns an existing installation or a new listening environment. This gives the team a useful basis for discussing compatibility and current options.
Ask Minneapolis HIFI about present Lexicon availability before planning a purchase or visit. The showroom is open by appointment only; contact the team or call or text 612-965-6635.
Questions before you listen
What is Lexicon known for?
Lexicon has a history in professional digital audio processing and home entertainment, including surround processors and multichannel amplification.
Are older Lexicon processors the same as the current catalog?
No. Historic models have different capabilities and connections. Check the exact product documentation and current availability rather than treating the full timeline as a current range.
What information helps with a Lexicon system conversation?
Bring the component model names, loudspeaker and room count, existing connections and how you want to control the system. Arrange an appointment to discuss the details.
Hear what matters to you.
Private listening by appointment at 2400 N. 2nd Street, Unit 103, Minneapolis, MN 55411. Call or text 612-965-6635 to discuss your room, your system and your music.