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8.37 coming out... 9.41 going in!

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    Smile 8.37 coming out... 9.41 going in!

    Check those batteries, boys!
    It's all about the bass!

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    Daylight Saving Time isn't just for changing smoke detector batteries…..
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    Quote Originally Posted by adouglas View Post
    Daylight Saving Time isn't just for changing smoke detector batteries…..

    totally.........

    reminds me,I better check my smoke detector..


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    Mine run off cool, never heard of batteries...
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    more like 18v going in!

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    Quote Originally Posted by five7 View Post
    more like 18v going in!
    Yeah, ...right!

    That's in my case, I wrote above 2 x .... "bricks"

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnthonyD View Post
    Check those batteries, boys!
    8.37 is still good in my book
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    This is from the MusicMan FAQ section. The question is about using rechargeables but it shows the minimum voltage needed. I always check mine with a voltage meter.

    Can I use rechargeable 9-volt batteries for my Music Man bass?

    We do not recommend rechargeable batteries for replacement in Music Man instruments for 2 reasons:
    1. They do not put out enough voltage (at least 8.4 volts) to properly run the instruments. NiCad and NiMh "9-volt" batteries, even when fully charged, put out a maximum of 7.2 volts.

    2. Even if they did work, rechargeable batteries only hold a charge for 1-3 months. Alkaline batteries, when fresh, can go 6 months or longer. We recommend Duracell for a good fit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rano Bass View Post
    8.37 is still good in my book
    Only if You play like a little girl, ..try to push it like a real men, ...slight distortion guaranteed at that voltage!

    I don't allow to drop under 8.7 Volt!

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    Lithium batteries here.



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    Mine are all Nuclear Powered (tm)
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    Mr Fusion in mine
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    squirrels in mine

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    Quote Originally Posted by Golem View Post
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    Lithium batteries here.



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    Quote Originally Posted by oli@bass View Post
    Mine are all Nuclear Powered (tm)
    Quote Originally Posted by Holdsg View Post
    Mr Fusion in mine
    Quote Originally Posted by five7 View Post
    squirrels in mine
    I have a "secret" weapon built in mine RX, ...much better and more simple than Yours ...lithium, nuclear, fusion, squirrels ..., it's a simple passive switch...works without batteries!

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