The saddest thing is that there are people who do this shit intentionally as a way to “fix” a noise issue.
Nothing quieter than an electrocuted musician. The sound of silence.
The saddest thing is that there are people who do this shit intentionally as a way to “fix” a noise issue.
You have much to learn, my friend.There's no such thing as protection against a nearby lightning strike. Lightning can induce huge currents in devices hundreds of feet away that aren't even plugged in.
Correct.There's no such thing as protection against a nearby lightning strike. Lightning can induce huge currents in devices hundreds of feet away that aren't even plugged in.
I got shocked recently because of this. I gave the PA owner a hard time and a transformer isolator. Fixed the noise and safety in one move. Always carry an isolator or two.The saddest thing is that there are people who do this shit intentionally as a way to “fix” a noise issue.
Rex you are 100% correctThere's no such thing as protection against a nearby lightning strike. Lightning can induce huge currents in devices hundreds of feet away that aren't even plugged in.
Spread the word, brother. You might just save a life.Rex you are 100% correct
I think my FM9 USB port may be fried. Is there another way to connect the FM9 to a computer and fm9 edit until I can get it fixed?
We had lightning here last night and a bolt hit my neighbors home fried his modem and garage door opener. Nothing happened to me, But I noitced today my FM9 will not connect to my computer anymore, It wont connect to my iphone, Frac pad either. I tried new USB cables and re downloaded the fm9 edit. I think it the USB port.
Is there another way to connect other than USB?