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ok, so my drummer just informed me that he was drunk when he left our practice space last night, and accidentally left my pedals plugged in, and on...so my question is could any possible damage have occurred to the pedals in that time by being left on? if so, someone who is retarded and plays drums is going to owe me a lot of money. might be kind of a dumb question, but i figured i'd ask.

I've left pedals on for days... they still work

accept if you power them with batteries, then you might need some new batteries..

...lol drummers.

i think they'll be fine. if anything went bad, it probably would be the power supply.

this is good. i figured they would be okay, just wasn't 100% sure. thanks dewds.

Why did he have your pedals turned on? That might be the bigger question here.

... people turn pedals off when they're not playing?

Baxandall wrote:Why did he have your pedals turned on? That might be the bigger question here.

He also plays guitar. It's one of those situations where i wouldn't mind if he asked before using my shit, a point i've made clear multiple times, but he seems to conveniently "forget".

theactionindex wrote:

Baxandall wrote:Why did he have your pedals turned on? That might be the bigger question here.

He also plays guitar. It's one of those situations where i wouldn't mind if he asked before using my shit, a point i've made clear multiple times, but he seems to conveniently "forget".

Dude, you might want to return home with your gear after practice. Just saying.

theactionindex wrote:

Baxandall wrote:Why did he have your pedals turned on? That might be the bigger question here.

He also plays guitar. It's one of those situations where i wouldn't mind if he asked before using my shit, a point i've made clear multiple times, but he seems to conveniently "forget".

roll up early into practice and start playing the drums one day.

don't play drums? well, isn't that what practice is for?

they're totally fine. don't worry about it! usually the thing that breaks first is the stompswitch, not the circuit.

^Damn those mechanical parts!