jecasas

Hi everybody. It's been more than two years after my previous post about this issue. But now it has come to an (satisfying altough not cheap - $350) end for my unit. Let me say first that it would have been very annoying if the issue had been due to a blown driver as L3t's are supposed to have a limiter function (not sure if these are the proper words) to avoid this kind of failures. If one listens carefully to the sound issue that other people have uploaded, the unit loses all the medium frequencies. This could be due to a blown MF driver or a wiring failure (maybe a faston connector that got loose) but, in my case, it was not due to a blown driver nor a wiring failure. So we started thinking that what was really going on is that the issue appeared because the unit started to behave like a subwoofer (L3s). But... How can be this possible? And, even more incredible, the issue became intermitent... Sometimes my L3t would return to normal operation by raising volume, but sometimes it wouldn't... We could not figure an explanation for this behaviour, apart from electronics failure at this point. So, our last idea was swapping the electronics with another unit. This way we could know for sure if the issue was due to drivers/wiring or electronics. To our surprise, and luckily, it worked and now my problem is gone after the swap, so definitely it was a hardware/firmware issue. TO LINE6: My unit went through this same exact problem still being under warranty so... I wonder if somebody can assure that this problem won't come up again in a few years... Because in that case I would have to go through the same problem for the third time (second if we exclude the "under warranty" repair). And this is not a cheap unit as to suffer this kind of problems each few years...

Same issue here, second time, first one was still under warranty... Have just opened a ticket to see it we get to a solution.