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spilled beer on amp
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description: At show I was playing ,my bass player spilled a beer on my Marshal JCM 2000 . It doesn't seem to be working right . What should I do ?
creator: jfutty
date: 2007-12-31T00:45:43-00:00

Re: spilled beer on amp
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description: I recommend taking it to a tech to have it checked. We once spilled a beer on our 64 channel board. Took the covers off and let it dry out for a week, turned it on and it worked except for having to clean some of the sliders. We were very lucky.
creator: Shane
date: 2007-12-31T03:05:32-00:00

Re: spilled beer on amp
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description: I had a bass player just like that.
creator: darryl
date: 2008-01-01T00:16:50-00:00

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creator: helen2008
date: 2008-05-23T07:45:35-00:00

Re: spilled beer on amp
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description: nothin u reall can do usually this electrical components of the amp get ruined when there wet you could either take a blow dryer and try to dry it out completley or u could just get a new head i mean what im sayin isnt somethin u should jump at automatically but from my own personal experience i lost two amps that way and like i said the electrical components in the amp usually get ruined when they get soaked
creator: chris
date: 2008-07-03T07:17:40-00:00