| Subject: | Re: Dan Gibson EMP p650 issues |
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| From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
| Date: | Sun Apr 8, 2012 9:32 am ((PDT)) |
<<Sam not being a tech and knowing how easy it is to release a capactors' charge. Would those capacitors be holding enough charge to have Sam singing Electric Light Orchestra songs out his butt for awhile if they weren't dried out?>> Not to worry. The voltages inside an old TV or CRT monitor are dangerous & those caps need discharging before nosing around, but in any battery powered audio preamp there's probably nothing higher than 12 volts, & really small caps. The caps which can retain a truly dangerous potential are as big as sausages. Scott Fraser |
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