martijnspit

Hey good that you found a solution! Don't know whether you use this speaker for gigs but after two failures in 1.5 years I have very little faith left in my speaker, even if it's repaired. I contacted Line 6 and the shop that sold it. They both mentioned they could help me, but no promises about throughput time etc. All in all, it is a LOT of effort to get back a working product. Even though the speaker sounds great, Line 6 products are on my "avoid list" from now on.

Hi, yes I am pretty sure. Previous time they changed various components I understood from the repair company that I called. Also, the sound difference / distortion and volume drop is so huge and happens over so many frequencies that I cannot imagine it being the fan assembly.

Hi, I have an L3t speaker as keyboard amp for my stage piano and Hammond clone. When it works, it sounds great. But less than a year after my purchase, I suddenly had the issue that the sound started to distort really bad. The speaker was broken. It took four frustrating months to repair (parts not in stock and a non-cooperative shop). Now after a few months with very little use, it's broken again. Any L3t or L3m users with similar reliability issues? If so, what did it cause? I hate to go through the same process of waiting, calling the non-cooperative shop many times and then ending up with a product that I still don't trust.