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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | I am disappointed that my new guitar seems to have come with a low battery...
Stupid question part-- If my battery is Low, how does having a little light stay "On" help the situation?
Don't that, like, use-up the battery?
[also, I didn't get any extra shims... Should I have?] |
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Location: Central Oregon | The red light will stay on for hours before the battery becomes so weak the pre-amp won't work. I've played for at least three hours with the light on & the OP40 was still working. I don't know about the shim deal regarding non-US models. All of my US guitars had at least one or two shims. Do you need to raise the saddle? |
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Location: ranson,wva | arthur,does it have the wide opp saddle or the thinline? if its the wide saddle ive got a shitload of shims and i can mail you a few....jason |
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Aw, No! The action is perfect. Which is good.
I'm kinda disappointed with the Battery tho'...
It is the same kind of No-Name (Songle) Battery that I got with my GC057... another Chinese Celebrity. Can't have sat around that long. Probably just a crappy battery to start with.
About the shims... My Korean Balladeer 4861 came with two shims, and the previous owner still had them after 9 years (and he was the 2nd owner). But my GC057 was Factory Reject "Used", so no shims. I can't remember if I got a wrench or not.
This CC44 came with tags, case, and a wrench, but no shims.
They might be in there already... Who knows.
I haven't had to RAISE the action on any of my guitars.
edit-- Thanx Jason, but I don't need any really. and it has the thin saddle. The only one I've got the has a thick saddle is the USO.
2nd edit-- Oh yeah, I still got one shim from the 4861.
So I'm cool :cool: |
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Stupid Qestion - Low Battery Light
