Question Has anybody ever tried AmazonBasics 9 Volt Batteries in their Music Man JP guitars?

[guitarmandp]

Okay I see that the AmazonBasics 9V's I can buy a bunch of them for super cheap. I can get an 8 pack for $9.50 and I was wondering if anybody has ever used them in a JP Music Man? According to one review these did not work in a Carvin bass. Checking here if anybody has had any luck before I purchase an 8 pack. Apparently they are a very very tiny bit taller than a Duracel so maybe that's red flag right there.
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[BrickGlass]

I highly recommend the Energizer Industrial Strength 9v’s. They seem to genuinely last longer than any others I’ve tried. I have never tried these amazon ones though.

 

[atomicdogma]

I use AmazonBasics regular and rechargeable batteries for all my electronics (guitars, guitar pedals, mini amps, clocks, smoke alarms, flashlights, etc.). I find they work just as good, if not better then all the other major brand batteries. The AmazonBasics prices are excellent for the quality and quantity you get, so it's a win-win!

 

[Rick C]

Never use rechargeable batteries on a EBMM active guitar; I think it even says not to do it in the manual. Rechargeable batteries do not provide charge the same way as a regular battery and this can result in electronics problems.

 

[guitarmandp]

I use AmazonBasics regular and rechargeable batteries for all my electronics (guitars, guitar pedals, mini amps, clocks, smoke alarms, flashlights, etc.). I find they work just as good, if not better then all the other major brand batteries. The AmazonBasics prices are excellent for the quality and quantity you get, so it's a win-win!

*BUT* have you ever used it on an EBMM JP?