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I bought this LVX in December, and it has not left the desk in my smoke-free studio. It's in absolutely perfect condition, with all original packaging and documentation. It's truly in "brand new" condition, but since I've used it (gently) I'm listing it as "mint."The sounds are amazing, and it is so deeply customizable that you can pretty much do whatever you can imagine. Aside from the three basic delay types (digital, bucket brigade, and tape) and structures (this is a deep subject), you can add various modulations, pitch shifting/harmonization/shimmer, saturations, compression, filters, step sequencers, LFOs, each at different parts of the signal path — pre+dry to affect even your dry signal, pre delay, feedback loop, or post. Aspects of the pedal draw from other Meris pedals, especially the Polymoon and the Hedra, but everything is another level beyond, since it's all together in one place.It has a really powerful looper, which can also be set to various spots in the signal path, allowing for really creative effects.There's an excellent desktop editor app as well, which really helps to dive in to the depths of possibilities. And extensive MIDI control, 99 presets, expression pedal control, pristine stereo in/out, kill dry...It's really an amazing pedal. Finally, though, I realized I don't need such depth. I'm basically a tape echo guy, I've realized, and so I'm hanging on to my Volante (which I also just bought in December) and letting the LVX go.
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