stepmark

Ok, thanks! I really appreciate it! I've tried my connection with Left and Right outs and I still get the crackling on one L3t; I have the latest firmware on all hardware. I guess my action plan will be to fund AES/EBU cables, WIFI, and an Ipad. I will see where that lands me with this issue. So the L6 Link 'system' can be pretty pricey as a complete system. Meaning if your stage is pretty wide you'd most certainly need one or two 50ft AES/EBU cables, plus AES/EBU cables to connect the L3t's to the L3s's (heck, might as will use these as interconnects as well instead of quality XLR's). Plus the WiFi plus the Ipad. Wow, didn't know all that before purchasing, I guess I thought you could get the M20d out in front of the FOH speakers...I guess you still can, but why. Where do you recommend purchasing AES/EBU cables, stateside that is?

I want to make sure I understand this correctly. If I use the L6 Link 'system', I need AES/EBU cabling from the M20d mixer connecting all Line 6 L3t and L3s speakers, daisy chaining them with all AES/EBU cabling. Correct? However, if I use the Left/Right main out from the M20d mixer, I do not need AES/EBU cabling. Correct?

Seriously, what does Line 6 recommend for 1) cable to use for a M20d; and 2) what is the longest length Line 6 recommended, 3)what does Line 6 recommend for a 'snake' to use for a M20d (Ipad not an option)? Seriously, does Line 6 expect sound engineers to keep the M20d on stage and not out in front of FOH? I have (2) L3t's and (2) L3s's (purchased December 2013) with a newly purchased M20d (9-11-14). Prior to the M20d I used a Mackie analog board, with regular 50ft mic cables and never experienced crackling! Now that I have the M20d (utilizing the L6 Link), one L3t is crackling (pretty soft). I don't want to spend the cash for an Ipad so I run long cables as a 'snake' to get the M20 out in FOH. I'm debating on what 'snake' to purchase... Thanks Mark