Line 6 L3TM Padded Rolling Speaker Bag Reviews

This bag is a must have for transporting the L3m Speaker. The fit is perfect and it includes really nice built in wheels. Heavy duty and is all you need to protect your investment.

Does the job and can hold some extra stuff like cables. Stronger wheels would be good but seems fine as long as on smooth surface.

This is a well constructed protective bag. However it is important to remember that this bag is to protect against "incidental" damage only - ( scratches, small dents, etc. ) and should be handled with the same care you would use to transport your speaker without it.. If it is tossed around carelessly with other equipment in your truck or car it will certainly incur damage... I believe the bag has the unit handle access to enable you to carry it over rocks and other rougher terrain where the wheels will surely be damaged if dragged.....and the wheels are meant more for rolling over smoother sidewalks or... wood or carpeted floors inside a venue.. If used properly this bag will protect the unit for many years.. 4 stars because it is a little expensive..

Good snug fit and durable material. Wheels work great and unit rolls easily.

I find myself continually replacing this bag because the wheel brackets are made of plastic, and they constantly break no matter how careful to try to be. Very annoying. Line 6 badly needs to redesign the bag with metal wheel brackets.

I've had three of these bags and he wheels have broken off each time, usually within a few weeks. The L3T is just too heavy for the wheels on the bag. Otherwise it's a great bag.

I haven"t had the case this long, but within a few months, the zipper failed, and is useless, and a wheel cup broke in half last week. I"m not that heavy a user, maybe 40-50 uses in the last year and a half.
The fit is sloppy, making the speaker shift and the case unstable. It is not designed with a stable balance, which means rolling the case often results in it twisting out of your hand and rolling over. The case is so soft, it is difficult for one person to load it, as it folds in on itself.
All in all, I would probably just buy a third part hard shell case if I had to do all over again, which it appears I will have to do.

I like the bag as it protects the speaker from abrasions and nicks while loading and unloading but both wheels broke with less then twenty uses. I was very careful as it is just a cloth bag and I really like my speaker but the wheels broke with wheeling in and out of one home to another (no road or club use). There is a velcro tab on top which allows access to the speaker's main handle and it recommended for carrying the speaker (especially if the wheel are indisposed).

Unlike some of Line 6's other bags, I have a few issues with this specific model of bag. If these problems were addressed, I believe that they would make it a much better bag that is up to the caliber of the StageScape's and what they deserve.
In the interim, I plan to get some alternatives from another manufacturer, since they are not up to my needs and have caused problems. They are definitely better than nothing, and I am sure can suit some other uses and expectations well, but they do not work well for me and my needs/expectations.

1. Needs and extendable handle, like some of their other bags. Without them, the wheeling angle is a recipe for numerous problems, such as ones listed below.

2. Due to (1) above and the small, somewhat narrowly-set wheels, these bags can cause the 3T/M speakers to fall over when being wheeled, which has happened to me and others a few times in just the past few days since purchased.

3. There is quite a bit of "slop" (extra room) in the bag, which makes them a bit less effective and also contributes to problem (2) above, as the speaker shifts a bit inside when being moved.

I have had these bags for just under three years. They both have some issues but one of them more than the other. The biggest issue is that after just 3 months one wheel broke off. The plastic material that the wheel is housed in is very thin and will break easy while dragging in or out of your transport. The zippers come loose from the bag but the zipper itself does not break, so you can re-sew them if you have that kind of talent. After three years the second wheel finally broke off this week (I had been balancing it on one wheel to move it until now) so now i put it on the hand truck and wheel it around. The bags have good protection for the speakers and mine still look like new. If I were to buy another bag I would be wanting to replace the cheap wheels with something from Home Depot that is more heavy duty. The second bag is still working as designed. Aside from the zipper coming loose at the top when standing. If you buy these speakers the bags are a must but be warned that you need to treat them as though they are delicate.

On another note I recently use these speakers with two double 18" powered DAS Audio Subs and WOW after three years they still are superb, clean crisp and worth the money!!!!!!

I had a hard time paying $150.00 a bag, but knew that if I wanted to take my speakers outside my studio, it was necessary. The first event we had was out doors and the wheels made it nice, but the bags aren't balanced well. As a result, the bag would always tip and then the bottom edges of the bag would get tore up from the ground. I would think for the money, they would reinforce the edges at the bottom of the bag. So the bag does the job, but if you want them to last, you may want to tape the bottom of the bags with duct tape.

This unit is not worth the high price. The function as a cover/bag is right on, as far as for the function of the wheels well... You have to be very delicate with this unit, it always finds a way to tip over, and the housing of the wheel is fragile. In fact one of the units broke before a gig this past weekend which rendered the built-in wheels/pull feature useless. The reality is if you are looking for medium-heavy duty multi-function transport unit, you'll be better off with a ATA case or such. However, this bag is good for very light duty use or as a dust cover ($60 would be a reasonable deal).

Mine is about 5 few years old. Wheel is broke, zipper is broke, material is frayed and torn and handle is difficult to pull up and push down. I ended up buying a hand cart to transport this bag with the speaker inside the bag.

This speaker is way too top heavy for this bag. Not one person has been able to roll this bag without issue or ever will. The fact that they put wheels on this creates the illusion that you will be able to roll this around like luggage and is deceptive. It always wants to and always does roll onto a corner. The handle is soft and attached to a face that won't allow your wrist to prevent a roll event or allow a lower center of gravity for increased balance. The zipper should have been place on top of a face instead of being 3 edges and 4 corners of the bag. Corners should be made of hard plastic and not of zipper. Roll this awkward bag onto the corner (aka: zipper) and you'll lose a tooth and the bag becomes useless. The wheels should have been placed on the outside of the bag and been much bigger. At that point though just admit you need a hand truck for this speaker and eliminate the wheels and put a hard plastic skid plate for a real hand truck.

I own four of these and two of them have completely shredded the stitches along the zipper. These are not durable enough for the heavier speakers.

I had this bag for little over a year and already one wheel is busted, zipper shot,and the carrying handle is tearing... Don't waste your money on this bag... try to find something that would last longer... Definitely not worth $140