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Is it o.k. to use a 9v Litjium battery?   Message List  
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I have a GTBD-7 (Conklin). I am using a 9v lithium battery. I thought
it would last longer than an alkaline. However, I was perusing Ibanez'
website and in an online manual for their basses they specifically
say, "Use a new 9-volt alkaline (not lithium or carbon) battery."
http://www.ibanez.com/support/manuals/electric_basses.pdf

Does anyone know why that is? Am I damaging my bass by using a 9v
lithium battery?
Sun Dec 31, 2006 9:31 pm

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I have a GTBD-7 (Conklin). I am using a 9v lithium battery. I thought it would last longer than an alkaline. However, I was perusing Ibanez' website and in an... 		steelpulz
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I would think that it would be unlikely that you would damage anything by using a lithium over an alkaline battery. "9 volts" is still just "9 volts", if you...
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