Active Speaker(s) - Mono or Stereo for Studio?

    I am looking for opinions...


    I purchased a Kemper Rack, I am very pleased with it and know it was the right decision. I am in the process of selling my amps and thinking about purchasing Line 6 Stage Source active speakers. My question is this, do I purchase two of the smaller L2t speakers and run stereo for in studio and small coffee house gigs, or buy one larger L3t? I am looking for the (t) version for my acoustic without the Kemper. Then I can play my Anderson DT Classic using the Kemper.


    I don't really have anywhere locally to test the two versions, but read good reviews.
    Thoughts?


    Thanks
    Jake

    Difficult, because in the end it all depends on your personal preferences and needs.
    Personally for live I prefer a mono setup, other users prefer stereo.
    At home in my studio of course I want my KPA in all its stereo glory though I always track in mono.


    Summary: you need to know what you want and prefer first and chose monitors/FRFR accordingly. Make sure you have enough headroom for any given application.
    As a rule of thumb: more expensive FRFR/monitors sound better.
    Another common sense here in the forum: EVERYBODY seems to love the Yamaha DXR series for KPA amplification.
    I'd recommend to check the several topics on this subjec.

    I own the L3T, use it at home too and am totally pleased with it.


    Why don't you start with one and extend later ?


    Test L3T against L2T


    Good luck

    Geht nicht, gibt´s nicht. "Doesn't work" is no option. :!: