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Hi, I bought a brand-new L2T, unpacked it tonight and off course testing. But it starts limiting with a red light after approx. 20-30 seconds. No matter which input I use or which instrument. I tried an acoustic guitar on channel 1, gain half way, master volume of L2T half way, limit starts and doesn't stop anymore, no sound is comming out of the speaker. Only the noise of the fan. Tried 2nd. channel with a mic., same story. Tried the red/white RCA at the back with an electronic drumkit, same story. The fan starts and there's no sound anymore. Tried the noise suppressing on/off. Am I overlooking something or is this one from the mondaymorning-production batch? Oh boy oh boy.

Good one. I didn't considered a DI with amp sim. The net price for the L2T and L3T is the same in our country. The L3T is 3-way with 2x10". Isn't that a much bettere option? Only minor is the more heavy weight and dimensions. Assuming it has much more low end?

Thanks for the info. Good suggestion about using a DI. Didn't thought on that. However, a reasonable pedal is approx € 250,- while a head like the TC BH250 is € 298,- and the head does have a poweramp, tuner, footprint (fx), and is very portable as well. I wil. See if I can find a store which sells both of them so I can test. Most important for me is that the sound quality is good enough and not as plan B. Thanks .

Hi guys, I play several instruments and need a monitor/PA for multi purposes. I am hoping the L2T would suit my needs. 1. I need a monitor / small PA speaker (check) 2. I need a amp voor acoustic guitar (check) 3. I need a bass amp So my idea was to buy a bass guitar amp head (something like a TC BH250), use the DI Out to feed the L2T. I would use the L2T as my personal bass monitor and feed the PA by the main out out of the L2T. Any users have experience with this? I'm interested to hear how the L2T would feel/sound as a direct bass amp monitor. Thanks