I'm downsizing. Lexicon Primetime with 256k memory expansion. Great cosmetic and functional shape.

I had a full service and rebuild by Beamish last year. It was not cheap, but it's done!

Tech notes from Beamish follow

Sadly, this unit required a lot of work to bring to spec

Unit required a standard rebuild on top of a lot of additional work.

• Standard rebuild: Replace all electrolytic and tantalum capacitors
• Remounted concentric VCO control for preservation
• Cleaned all slide controls and switches
• Verified all latest revs had been applied
• Replaced +/- 15v regulators and VCO 5v regulator
• Cleaned all daughter board interconnects
• Cleaned all main PCB interconnects
• Replaced all daughter board and casing hardware
• Optimized ground scheme for low-noise performance
• Optimized repeat hold to prevent false fires
• Calibrated Filters, converter, VCO
• In addition:
• Rebuilt front panel PCB and all faders as needed
• Repaired all torn vias and carefully assessed each slider for proper function
• Replaced power inlet
• Updated hardware to meet current specifications
• Replaced a failed logic IC for meter drive
• Burned in, tested on an Audio Precision to verify specifications