The MX as you know is a true classic, a mini-system camera, designed for heavy use. The ME Super is a fine camera, but can't compare to the MX, as evidenced by the difference in prices on the used market. It also lacks such niceties as interchangeable screens and depth of field preview, the latter an odd omission.
The LX is of course the ulitmate manual focus film Pentax, a true full-system camera. As such it still commands a pretty high price, higher, for example, than the Nikon F3 with which it competed. Repairs aren't cheap but if properly maintained it will last almost forever as will the MX. The ME Super, not so long.
One odd omission on the LX is that it has no exposure lock. Ah, well.
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