Lexicon Corporation

Lexicon Corporation One of the most important and influential producers of recording hardware and super-grade consumer-audio processors in the world, Lexicon was the initial brainchild of MIT professor Dr. Francis Lee, who had developed a digital delay unit for heartbeat monitoring. With engineer Chuck Bagnashi, he went on to found American Data Sciences in 1969, with offices over the Lexington Savings Bank in Lexington, Massachusetts. The company changed its name to Lexicon in 1971, when it…