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I'm posting this because about a month ago I bought a lovely epiphone EJ-200 electric acoustic, which has a lovely sound & everything but the batteries keep dying after a week max., so I wondered if there's something wrong or is it really meant to be this way as I love the sound when I play it on my amp?! The batteries are 2032s, but I wondered if I could get something that would last longer? Cheeeeers.
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Are you leaving it plugged in?
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welcome devil-moon,that could get expensive like bgd above ask's are you? If it not the problem you might try getting recharable batteries they work well and are worth the the cost 0f them and the charger.
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Batteries normally last at least 6 months, so if you are not leaving a guitar lead plugged in, there must be a fault with the pre-amp draining the battery. If this is the case then it needs taking back under the warranty.
Roger
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Are you shutting off the pickup system. Check if the little red light (if there is one) is on or off. There is usually a little on/off button where the controls are. You may want to make sure of that first. Or simply pull the battery out if you don`t use the electric system.
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You better read and follow instruction on how to use the guitar. Or else ask help from expert.
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senseless post to hide spam. removed by mod
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Mister Devil - moon has not checked on the answers he seeks,, unless it may be from embarrasment of the obvious. Mr. Moon, dont let it bother you,, We have all had our moments of the Homer Simpson "D'OH!!!!!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DdeLUA0Fms
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