9v battery question

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Hey just bought what I thought was a regular 9v battery for my FNA Jazzman, but its a rechargeable one.

Can you use rechargeable 9v batterys in the pre-amp? Or would it not work?
 
Hi I have used rechargable batteries for a long time without any problems. Just try! Cheers / mats
 
Wicked, judging by your ridiculously large collection of Warwick’s and the fact you have used them for a long time, it should be fine then :wink:
 
TomCat said:
Wicked, judging by your ridiculously large collection of Warwick’s and the fact you have used them for a long time, it should be fine then :wink:
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Well, I do it like with the car, if it's dirty , buy a new 8) (not)
 
This is a little off subject but, a few months ago I replaced the battery in my thumb and I guess something was screwy with the new battery cause it blew a Diode in my preamp. this really sucked because I had a show like four days later. So I called Rob at DBG to see what size diode I needed for a replacement. He told me and I fixed it that day in just a few minutes. He called me back later that day to get my address so he could send me a few diodes just in case it happened again. Two days later I received a package from him with the diodes and a complementary gift...............A BRAN F#CKIN NEW 3 BAND PREAMP 4 FREE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Where else can you get service like that? :D
 
I can send you some diods as well - will you send me that preamp :?: :lol:
 
Sorry mala, I've already put the pre amp to use in my old Fortress.
 
fpr0dbass said:
Where else can you get service like that? :D
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The guys at Dana B. Goods and Warwick Customer support take very good care of their customers.
 
I would have to say that Dana B. Goods & Warwick's customer support is the finest I've ever seen for any product on the planet. Period. And there are a number of examples at this forum as well as stories I've heard from my local dealer that prove it again and again.

The rest of the industry could take a real lesson from Warwick/DBG and the fact that they they go out of their way to treat their customers like family.
 
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