People using my amp in a shared rehearsal place

[lokikallas]

Hey!
First I took out the fuse, but the crazy guy who used my amp put a short screw into the fuseholder
After that I replaced the xlr connector of the cabinet by a speakon socket knowing the guy won`t /can`t buy a speakon speaker cable-and took it with me after the rehearsal.
Meanwhile we`ve got a practice room on our own-and the equipment standing there is insured-that let`s me sleep much better!
regards michael

Wow, if I found out that someone did that to my amp I would go ballistic.

 

[lokikallas]

I had this problem once. My band shared a garage with our drummers brothers other band, and because my cab/head was heavy and I had no car I just left it there. After resetting my eq a dozen times I started removing the fuse. They would just replace it and use my amp anyway. So I took my head unit to my uncle who is a certified electrician and he installed a big inline glass fuse on the power cord. When I left I took the inline fuse with me. It worked good. Except that apparently the other bands bassist got a little spiteful about it and stole all my knobs and cords.

Again, a justification for an ass-kicking.

 

[tbplayer59]

A long time ago, (in this galaxy), my amp head got stolen from a shared rehearsal space. See? It could always be worse.

 

[fercorellia]

A long time ago, (in this galaxy), my amp head got stolen from a shared rehearsal space. See? It could always be worse.

I'm sorry man, I always have the same fear, but you can't do much when you share a place. Just watch who you share with...
**** happens

 

[JLS]

^^^This. Absolutely.

I have learned an absolutely unchangeable, non-debatable truth: the more people who touch a device, the sooner it will get broken.

Another Truth: That which is not in a vehicle, cannot be stolen from it.