Was planning to list it for sale somewhere, but no idea what to price it at. Any idea? Is it even worth someone’s time fixing it up?

  • @over_cloxEnglish
    0•1 year ago

    I’m so glad most of you folks throw safety to the wind, when I also have over 18 years of experience repairing wet/corroded electronics. I don’t fuck around, I don’t take chances plugging up rusted electronics. I dunno, maybe I value my life more than the rest of you folks.

    I’ll stand by my words to the day I die, better safe than sorry

    But since I can’t express the potential risks well enough for others to comprehend, this other fella expressed his comment in this thread quite eloquently…

    https://lemmy.world/comment/4368756

    TL;DR - Clean and maintain your junk. Would you plug in a rusty toaster?

    • @pbandjealousyEnglish
      2•1 year ago

      “I don’t fuck around!” hahahahahaha I know you don’t. I love that you keep dropping your credentials to “backup” your wrong claims. How many years have you been doing guitar center repairs?

      • @over_cloxEnglish
        -2•1 year ago

        I dunno, how long have you been passively testing rusty guitars rather than actually at least inspect, clean, and tune them?

        You’re acting as if I’m wrong for doing things with a professional priority of order of operations.

        Honestly I’m done with this conversation now. Please don’t bother me anymore. You can do things half-ass if you want, but I don’t take liability for half-ass work.

        • @pbandjealousyEnglish
          4•1 year ago

          You said a guitar could electrocute someone or blow an amp. I corrected you. The whole thread I have said a guitar cannot shock you or destroy an amp.

          So far I’ve only been proven right. A guitar cannot shock you without an outside source that is already faulty and or not grounded correctly. No outside source, no shocking no damage.

          No examples of amps being blown have been brought up from scratchy pots or switches. Speakers were mentioned but it also required amp volume at 100% for the speaker to break. Which any manufacturer will tell you is within normal operation.

          If you are feeling bothered, you can choose to not reply to me. That is an option! From this exchange I did learn one thing. You probably have bad toan.