kjellarne

All files downloaded. I'll try this out during the week. Thanks again, Si! :)

I will have to throw in a few extra non-Line 6 monitors at a gig. How will this work in terms of the feedback suppression feature in M20D? Should I keep the non-Line 6 monitors on a separate monitor output or is it ok to mix them?

Sorry for the late feedback, but I'm on the road and did not see your message until now. It is very generous of you to share these files, which I think will be just what I need. I'm not back until Thursday, so I would be very grateful if you could leave the files available for download till then. They are so big that I need something better than rubbish hotel wi-fi to download. Thanks again! Kjell

How about adding files with instructions on the Line 6 website? Could probably be useful to more users.

I'll give a couple of the band members a crash introduction to Stage Scape. Is there anyone who has a good multitrack recording that can be loaded into the mixer for practice ...?

With DSP, you mean feedback suppression, or do you actually mean any kind of digital processing in the channel...?

Sounds logical. Thanks for the tip!

Just checking out some backup scenarios: If I need to replace my L3 front speakers during a gig, is it OK to run Line6 link and analog cabling simultaneously from the subs? Example: Keep Line6 link between the subs and my L2 monitors, while switching to analog cabling from the L3s subs to non Line6 front speakers?

I use the Samsung WIS12ABGNX. Has worked flawlessly in all situations for me. Ebay is full of them...

Of course... :-)

This might be a very basic question, but I've never really had the need to explore the 31 band EQ for adjustments of the monitors before. Can all four monitor outputs be controlled and set from one common EQ setting, or must this be done per output channel? What's the easiest procedure to achieve this?

Thanks...!

My left pair of L3s / L3t both show number 1, and my right pair both show number 2 (when they are wired in that order). My L2 monitors are then numbered from 3 and upwards. If I wire in a different order (put the L2 monitors between the left and right stack), the two speakers in the left stack still get number 1, but the speakers in the right stack get different numbers (usually 2 and 3). But everything works fine, and I have got the habit to connect the speakers in this same specific sequence each time, to be sure I have some sort of control. I don't know if this is the way it is meant to be, though...

A couple of days ago I started a thread in this forum beacause the front LED in one of my L3s stopped working. My concern was (and is) whether this might be a bad sign that can escalate. I got several answers and helpful suggestions on this matter, also from a Line6 representative who suggested that I could remove the grille to see if it was just a matter of a loose cable. Today it seems as if the thread has been removed. Is there any particular reason for this...?

Great, that cleared up a lot! kjell

Can someone explain the L3S polarity selector for me? Under what circumstances would I want or need to invert the signal? And: How do I know if 80 Hz, 100 Hz, 120 Hz (or turned off) Xover Frequency on the sub should be used? kjell