jbeck64

Thanks for the links to the recordings, sound really good and thanks for the link for the Cajon builder, I will forward that to my drummer (also Cajon player)

Thanks for the replies, I am new her and not sure how to answer each one individually so I will via this one post... LDBecker: I don't really use the modeling on the speaker since I go directly from the Mixer to the Line input on the back of the speaker. I am hoping to add another guitarist and possibly a Cajon to the gigs making it a 3 piece but not all the time so the additional input and presets should come in handy. I really like the Auto Trim feature since I play small venues and the room changes as it fills up with people, I always seem to have a hard time setting my gain structure in these small rooms.. I think this will really help with the sound when I need to crank it up. Tom: I have a Takamine DI and originally used it to power the Cool Tube on one of the Taks but a few additional things I found out and really like is the fact that this DI has a Boost switch where I can boost the signal for leads just by hitting the switch. Then I found out using an XLR out of the DI to the board real enhances the signal of the acoustic guitar and the clarity is really awesome. Colonel: Yes, that is another feature that I was very interested in on the M20, the recording capabilities and the ease of doing this. I would love to hear the recordings you did. Thanks for providing your set up information, that is really helpful. Really appreciate the responses, I am very interested in this and hope I can find a good deal on one soon.

Thanks for the quick response… I do realize that the Mackie is even a bit overkill as well but like I said, I am very particular about the sound and I was not able to get the guitar sound I was looking for using Channel 1. Maybe I'll try again and play a little more with the Acoustic Modeling :) BTW, I cannot bypass the Voicelive since the harmonies work off the key of the guitar... Thanks again!

I own a couple L3t's and mainly perform as a solo acoustic act in small venues around town, I occasionally play some larger festivals, block parties, weddings etc. I am very specific about my sound and always messing with the mix, I've been looking at the M20D and trying to determine if this is overkill for what I do. Most of the posts I see are related to "band" set-ups. My current set up for small venues: Acoustic guitar into DI running thru a Voicelive Play GTX - (no effects on Guitar via the Voicelive) back to the DI to a Mackie Profx8 Mic running into the Voicelive Play GTX for Harmonies into the Mackie Profx8 From the Mackie, Mono out to a single L3t. For Larger Venues I use 2 L3t's "linked" with everything else connected the same. Thoughts/experiences from any solo acoustic musicians?? Thanks