Is Lexicon a Good Sound System?

The Lexicon system has good overall soundstaging, which is how the instruments are arrayed in front of you — certainly the least important aspect of a stereo for most people. The source of music is reasonably high and spread out, not localized to the speakers themselves.

How good are Lexicon speakers?

With the Lexicon system, the deep bass was both powerful and accurate, better in fact than you'd find with most tower speakers, and even some home subwoofers. The treble was clean and never bitey. The mid-range was robust. It plays loud, but has a balanced sound to it like a good set of home speakers.

Who makes Lexicon stereo?

Buyers opting for the 5.0-litre Ultimate trim receive an upgrade to 17 speakers and 900 watts. If you don't recognize the name Lexicon, it is part of Harman International Industries — often known for its Harman/Kardon product line — that provides OEM audio technology for multiple automotive brands.