ex3.8
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Do you have to unplug the jack when not in use. not to use up the battery.....say like a DI Box?
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Stupid question on silspl active circuit...
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Derek
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It is a good idea to unplug the guitar when not in use. The voltage needed to run the silent circuit
is not much and your battery should stay good for a long while. However when plugged in the the silent circuit is activated and will drain the battery.
Derek
is not much and your battery should stay good for a long while. However when plugged in the the silent circuit is activated and will drain the battery.
Derek
The rule around here is:
Unplug your guitar when not in use.
The first time some foot dragging musician kicks your cable and yanks your guitar off the stand you will have the same rule in your house as well. Do what ever you want.
Unplug your guitar when not in use.
The first time some foot dragging musician kicks your cable and yanks your guitar off the stand you will have the same rule in your house as well. Do what ever you want.
