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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | OMA, all the best to you...now that's determination...and ya gotta love it to do it...
If you're plugging in, an A/E with a soundhole cover would work just fine...and take some towels along to wipe down the guitar (and self) from time to time...more power to you... |
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| I don't think I would plug in at all in the rain. I don't think it is safe. That leaves out the electrics.
Besides if it is only acoustic, they might be tempted to get close enough to throw money too. |
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Location: The Great Pacific Northwest | I think it's worth repeating..
Academy... Sounds great, no wood. Seems like a no brainer. |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Yeah Miles... I had one and I sold it.
Today it wasn't raining, I took out the Uber-Deacon!
The guitar got a lot of compliments.
As to the Safety of playing electric in the rain... It is only a 9v amp.
My concern would be damaging the guitars.
That is why I have cheap guitars for crappy weather. :p |
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Location: Denver, CO | I don't usually play in the rain but, if I had to I would use my smaller gigging DC amp: Crate TX50DB. No AC to worry about and perfect for gigging. He did say his amp is in his backpack so I guess it's DC also. |
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Location: USA | Depends on whether or not its lightening...lol |
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Location: USA | or maybe the question should be what would you survive better using? |
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Which will survive better in the Rain? Acoustic or Electric?
