Hey Peter,
I'm really sorry to hear about your DI. If you want to send it in for repair, you would have to send it to us here in the United States. If you email me at [email protected], I can get you information on repair pricing.
In my experience, we usually have to replace a few parts, but in some cases, the entire circuit board goes bad.
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Someone spilled a pint on my Venue DI =(
Hi all
It was the last song for the night and I was truly enjoying the gig until a gentleman with a few too many decided to knock over a full pint of beer.
It went all over my Venue DI. It immediately stopped working. So i unplugged the leads and then all lights were still on(was running it on batterie) so i took out the batterie too.
I dried it as much as i could and then brought it home hoping that a good nights rest would do the trick for both of us. It didn´t..
Today when i put the batterie back in to it all lights go on even tho there is no lead plugged in to the input. It´s obviously not working but my question is what to do next.
Anybody else had the same bad luck as me? I wonder if it´s beyond repair?
sad sad sad cause I was very happy with my gear.
Mind yourselves and advice of the day is.
Don´t let drunk men dance too close to your gear. Tell em to dance elsewhere.
regards
Peter
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