Well, historically the guitar players I know are not familiar with that technology. Usually plays out like this. unplug.....braaaaapppppppp.Mr_-G- wrote:Or use the "Neutrik silent plug"...Michael Wright wrote:Just like unplugging a guitar with the amp turned up.
http://www.neutrik.com/en/audio/plugs-a ... -au-silent
But I guess that it is not a good idea with an active instrument like kbds because the plug shorts the connectors.
Do you always turn off your keyboard when your not using it?
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Re: Do you always turn off your keyboard when your not using
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Re: Do you always turn off your keyboard when your not using
+1 to turning everything off (amplifiers first) and then unplugging.
Not only the keyboards, I do it with all electrical appliances.
Not just in case of lightning, but also because I dont really like the idea of something connected (and consuming power, buzzing and building up heat) when I'm not using it, and surely when I'm not at home...
(ok, I know everybody does this all the time with the fridge, but that's my only exception, and only because there's no choice)
Not only the keyboards, I do it with all electrical appliances.
Not just in case of lightning, but also because I dont really like the idea of something connected (and consuming power, buzzing and building up heat) when I'm not using it, and surely when I'm not at home...
(ok, I know everybody does this all the time with the fridge, but that's my only exception, and only because there's no choice)