Right, but not too old synths don't consume so much power so that the
wall warts don't get too hot.
Ah I forgot to mention: in case people work with high voltage like the
one coming from the power outlet... I assume you all know that you need
to know what you're doing, otherwise this might be your LAST REPAIR OF
THE SYNTH. ACHTUNG LEBENSGEFAHR! (hehe) - RISK OF DEADLY ELECTRIC SHOCK.
This isn't just a sign on the back of the device.
OK thanks for reading,
N.
Chromatest J. Pantsmaker schrieb:
> One thing that's good about wall warts is that they keep that extra
> heat out of your synth. I prefer power bricks to warts though.
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> On 4/30/07, Niels Ott <niels.ott@web.de> wrote:
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>> Wall warts and fixed mounted or proprietary power chords are evil[tm].
>> Every time I go on stage with my Oberheim OB3² (quite occasionally,
>> unfortunately), I promise myself to rip apart the wall wart and mount it
>> into the keyboard where there's a lot of space left....
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