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In Reply to: Re: most electronic components are waterproof posted by jneutron on August 19, 2004 at 09:05:22:
Luckily, both my power amps (subwoofer and main) are suspended from the basement ceiling, just between where the speakers in the listening room above are.While my basement is rather humid (my 24 pint dehumidifier is emptied twice a day just to keep things acceptable), it would have to fill up with four feet of water before it would even touch the bottom of my amp rack!
I've seen similar amp-submersions ( ot my gear though, thank God!)like yours before and heard the amps live and make music again.
Cheers,
Dman
GREAT GEAR DESTROYER!!!
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- Re: most electronic components are waterproof - Dman 10:39:21 08/20/04 (1)
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