Fantastic video Glenn...I will be ordering my batteries in the next day or so, now you have showed us all how to do it!! Massive thanks from Matt in the UK!!
Hi Glenn, Thank you sooooo much for your clearly explained video. I've just changed my batteries and am up & running to full capacity again. Yay!!! :-)
Thanks a lot man, I followed your instructions and was able to replace my aer mobile exhausted batteries… 4 different type of screws 🤦♂️ but now the duration is back to normality… thanks a lot!
Thanks Glenn! I found a used AER Compact Mobile 2 in excellent condition for a good price. I took it apart and replaced the batteries, and it works great!
Thanks Glenn for the very useful video and great playing as well. We as Sandra & Paul used the AER Compact Mobile all over London UK always with both inputs engaged, (violin and guitar) and after about a year and a half, the original batteries lasted only 1 hour. Still a great great amp with unmatched sound quality. Personally, I still prefer this model over external batteries, fiddly converters and os on. Considering that one has to change the batteries once a year or so the process of replacing the batteries could have been designed in a better way.
Thanks Sandra & Paul, yes , I agree it is again to change out the batteries. I've done it twice and I'm getting used to it. Hopefully the next change isn't for a while. It depends how much I use the amp. Thanks for watching!
Ive managed to get my battery capacity down to about 35 minutes haha Safe to say they're dead as a dodo. Thanks for this video! Got my new batteries on order. Wish me luck! Still by far the best acoustic amps out there if you ask me
Hi Glen - thank you for this video. It's been really helpful fopr me as I bought this amp second hand and have had to replace the batteries. I've just finished the job so fingers crossed they charge up! Regards from Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK - Peter
Good video. I also own one of these I've taken the both batteries out, drilled a small whole behind the plastic handle to feed the wire through so I can attach to any larger size battery for longer playing time. I routed out 2 side holes and put air grills on both sides for airflow. I changed the power transistor because mine died so upgraded it to a larger more powerful one, and because they tend to get warm air can pass through the amp.
So only a few weeks after having the batteries in my Aer CM1 replaced by an expert amp technician (who did his research), I have lost all power, even when plugged into mains...? Fuse looks fine? Please help Aer guitar community - I once loved this genius Deutsche amp but it's now starting to feel like the fraught Volkswagon Transporter turbo diesel van that I have since sold!! 😭Time for a new amp?
I put two new batteries 12 V. 7 AH into my AER but I found that the internal charger was not strong enough to charge both batteries up to full capacity so, in the end, I did not improve my playing time at all. I had to remove one of the batteries. In my show even when the amp was new I never got more than 3 hours of playing time before the batteries went flat. I play a loud show using playback tracks with bass and drums at fairly high volume and play lead electric guitar and harmonica along with vocals so the amp is driven hard. The only way I could get a full day playing time is to use the external battery input and run a 60 AH camper battery to power the amp. It weighs a lot but I can run the amp for several days playing 3 to 4 hours a day before I need to recharge the external battery. End of problem.
Hey Glenn, really appreciate your video. Replaced my batteries 4 years ago and have enjoyed my amp ever since. Suddenly the other night while singing with my wife (1 guitar input, 1 mic input), the amp died a mysterious death. Ok, so I was using battery power and yeah, maybe I hadn't remembered to charge up fully. However, I cannot seem to get anything from the amp now, even when plugged into mains. Is there a fuse I can check, and if so, where? If the batteries are dead, does that automatically shut the entire amp down? From memory, I was still able to use it on mains the last time the batteries died. Thanks again for your support
Hey jack, thank you. I'm not sure what happened to your amp, but suspect the batteries have dies suddenly, maybe do to the charge being low. It may be time for new batteries. That should bring it back to life. Hope you get it back up and running.
That just happened to me. These AMPs do have a fuse where the kettle lead plugs into the amp. If you are lucky, when you slide out the fuse compartment, you will find a spare fuse. The question is, why did your fuse blow in the first place? My AER Compact now trips the electrics when I plug it in. Mike
Thank you very much for your reply. One last question. Is it normal that the dc jack of the aer amplifier should be supplied with power immediately after connecting it? Or is it a way to automatically use dc power when the battery is low? Have a nice day!
Thank you for this Glenn!! My external battery is not working anymore and Im pretty the problem is the Amp has an issue. Do you have any troubleshooting experience with that?
Excellent presentation Glenn. Thanks Been playing and loving my AER for about three months now. Have a question: Did you look into using lithium ion batteries instead of lead acid batteries for replacements? Replaced the AGM lead acid batteries, with lithium ion batteries in the solar collection system I installed on my RV. Though the lithium batteries are more expensive. The quicker charging capabilities, longer lasting charge, and longer battery life I feel made the extra cost worth it. Hoping in two years when I need to replace the batteries in my AER (if possible to use lithium batteries?) the cost of lithium batteries will have come down? Thanks again.
Thanks Daniel! I don't know much about the batteries. I just replaced what came with the amp. I'd ask down at your local battery store. The lithium batteries sound like they would work better and last longer.
Lithium-Ion batteries of this kind of power are not permitted on an airplane. Another reason for choosing lead acid batteries is that they hold their power much better in low temperatures.
Your screen overlay states that the type of battery needed is a UN7-12. A web search shows the UN7-12 as a 12 volt battery. However the batteries you hold up to the screen are Power Sonic PS-6100 F1. These are 6 volt 12 Amp/Hr batteries. Since the AER manual also refers to two 6Volt 12Ah batteries I assume that two 6V 12Ah batteries are the correct batteries to use.
@@Heevamos Hi Glenn, I don't know about where you are but the friendly local battery store in the UK is really only accessible via the web. As far as I can tell version 1 of this amp did use two UN7-12 batteries in parallel. For version 2 AER changed to two PS-6100 F1 6 volt batteries in series, which actually offers slightly higher capacity / longer operating time. I have two replacement batteries on order.
Hi, I have one from the 90s too. It’s called a “tramp” maybe that’s the one you have as well. Must’ve been the first ones made. As it came with no battery inside. I was wondering if I should just buy 1 , 12 V battery or I should just go for the 2 12 V batteries in make them in series
Hi Glenn, so a couple of things don't quite add up for me in your video. 1) My AER Compact Mobile 2 manual specifies that it is factory fitted with two 6-VOLT batteries. You recommend two 12-VOLT batteries. 2) You omit to show how you access and remove the loud speaker wires which are soldered to terminals behind the magnet. It seems the wires are not long to get access to the rear of the speaker to un-solder these. What did you do in this case?.
Hi Mark, I'm not sure. I just replaced the batteries that came with the amp. It has been working great since. I would ask someone who knows more about batteries in general. A battery store in your town could probably help with this.
Just to make sure.. so there is no soldering or similar needed? Only screws and a bit of adhesive? Might aswell try myself, very good instructions.. I've been loving the amp for while now! Such a soft and warm, yet powerful sound. :-)
Aleksi Porkka Yes, no soldering, just a wrench, phillips head screwdriver, and a allen wrench will do it. Follow this video and you will be all set. Thanks for watching!
Glenn Roth One more question.. I could not find an answer elsewhere. These markings "UN7-12" or "LP-6-12" OR similar.. what do they mean? We have a limited amount of lead batteries here in Finland, and the only ones I can find are either "LP6-12" (6v 12ah) or something else. Is this marking important? Does it only show the voltage and ah? I really do not want to blow up my aer.. 🔥
Hi Aleksi, I don't want to give you wrong info on the battery. I'm not sure if they are the same. I would go to a local better store if there is one nearby or check online.
Hello there Glenn thanks for the information, its good to know how they look inside battery wise thanks my friend. just a quick question is there a socket on the amp to run it off say a cigarette lighter or an exterior 12vlt power sorce/ battery like on the Create amps... ps every Aer Amp I've ever heard sounds absolutely great good choice... I just sometimes busk for longer than 8 hours and wounder if there's a way round it without running wires out of the amp. Much sunshine and good busking to you.
Hey Zacc, thanks for your comment. I'm not sure about this. You probably need some sort of adapter, but I'm sure this is possible. I would bring the amp to a local battery store and see if they could assist. Best of luck with this!
@@Heevamos Thanks Glenn I've noe discovered that it has a 12 volt dc in socket which means you can also run it off an exterior battery. Once again many 😊
Wow. This makes me Not want to buy this amp. I love my AER Acousitcube 2, and gig with it extensively.. I make do with my Roland Cube Street EX when I busk or do the occasional wedding in the park. The AER battery replacement along with some of the comments below tells me this is way beyond my comfort range regarding pulling gear apart. I want to be able to pull a battery pack out (as with the Roland), charge it and go. I'd love to see AER redesign this amp with a more user friendly rechargeable/changeable battery. I'd buy it.
is that the one AER Compat mobile battery powered that is 1,600 dollars only for busking? i have 2 Crate Limo for 20 year i paid 370 dollars and they are worth every cent ,..
Yes, this is that amp. Not only for busking, but good for home use and other gigs. I went through 3 Crate Limo's in 9 yrs and then upgraded to this amazing amp. I love it!
Hi Glenn i has done the same thing from you video with this AER and put on charge for 6 hours then start used it work perfectly but only 1 hour then nothing happen no signal indicate the Amp is dead again can you let me know why ? and thanks for instruction
Hi : ) i'm about to change my batteries in my mobile 2, and love your video... i'm confused though because in the manual it says "lead gel batteries" and in your video you said "lead acid batteries" are you aware of this? do you have any insight on this? and how did your batteries work out? any problems with your new batteries? thank you in advance. i have an outdoor gig coming up and am having such a hard time figuring this out and am stressing out!
Hi Alvaro, Thanks for your comment and glad you enjoyed this video. I was not aware of the difference in batteries. I brought the old batteries to the local battery shop and they gave the same type. The batteries have been working great with full charge up ton 6-8 hrs. I would ask the person at the battery shop for assistance just to make sure you are getting the same batteries that you pulled from the AER. Good luck and have a great gig!
hello? My name is Jung Woo Eun I live in South Korea and use AER COMPACK MOBILE2. I am using a 12V connection cable, but DC power is not supplied even if the power of the amplifier is insufficient. Is there an order to turn on the switch when connecting DC power? If not, is this symptom a bad amp? The Korean AS company also lacks knowledge about cigar sockets, so I ask a question. Have a nice day.
Hello Jung, thank you for your question. I'm not sure, but seems like there could be a problem with the amps power. Try to bring to electric specialist in your area to have it looked at. Best of luck with this.
Hi guys. I replaced my batteries thanks to this vid. It worked great. First play 3-4 hours. Then next few plays were the same. However two weeks later I’m back at square 1. Barely over 1 hour playing time. I also noticed that my battery indicator wouldn’t turn off with my new batteries. Can people inform me if I went wrong somewhere. Or If it could be something else that is the problem? Also. Can I replace the lead with gel? As the have a different initial current. Gel = initial lower than 3.6. Lead initial 4.8. All other information on the gel battery is the same. And in Europe I am struggling to find the Panasonic or equal lead battery. The battery store is kinda helpful. But having a tough time getting the right info.
Thank you sooo much for showing this. I have just ordered the same amp and was curious about the battery life. By the way, where did you order your new batteries from?
My pleasure, I ordered my replacement batteries from a local battery shop in my town. Once your batteries are low bring them to your local battery store and they will know which batteries to replace with. Have fun using this great amp!!!
I've got one, but it's just such a heavy mofo. Haven't used it in years - much happier with my Bose S1 Pro. Battery is screwed on my AER, only thinking of fixing it so I can sell it.
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Fantastic video Glenn...I will be ordering my batteries in the next day or so, now you have showed us all how to do it!! Massive thanks from Matt in the UK!!
Great, happy tp help out Matt. Best of luck with the new batteries!!
Hi Glenn, Thank you sooooo much for your clearly explained video. I've just changed my batteries and am up & running to full capacity again. Yay!!! :-)
Awesome D'Artagnan! So glad I could help out with this. Have fun with the AER!!!
Thanks a lot man, I followed your instructions and was able to replace my aer mobile exhausted batteries… 4 different type of screws 🤦♂️ but now the duration is back to normality… thanks a lot!
Great! Glad I could help assist.
Thanks Glenn! I found a used AER Compact Mobile 2 in excellent condition for a good price. I took it apart and replaced the batteries, and it works great!
Great, use it well! Happy playing!
Thanks Glenn for the very useful video and great playing as well. We as Sandra & Paul used the AER Compact Mobile all over London UK always with both inputs engaged, (violin and guitar) and after about a year and a half, the original batteries lasted only 1 hour. Still a great great amp with unmatched sound quality. Personally, I still prefer this model over external batteries, fiddly converters and os on. Considering that one has to change the batteries once a year or so the process of replacing the batteries could have been designed in a better way.
Thanks Sandra & Paul, yes , I agree it is again to change out the batteries. I've done it twice and I'm getting used to it. Hopefully the next change isn't for a while. It depends how much I use the amp. Thanks for watching!
Ive managed to get my battery capacity down to about 35 minutes haha Safe to say they're dead as a dodo. Thanks for this video! Got my new batteries on order. Wish me luck! Still by far the best acoustic amps out there if you ask me
Great, good luck Tom with the new batteries!
Hi Glen - thank you for this video. It's been really helpful fopr me as I bought this amp second hand and have had to replace the batteries. I've just finished the job so fingers crossed they charge up! Regards from Newcastle upon Tyne in the UK - Peter
Thanks for your comment Peter! I'm so happy that this video has helped you with changing the batteries in you AER:-)
@@Heevamos - thanks again Glen , it seems to have worked!
Good video. I also own one of these I've taken the both batteries out, drilled a small whole behind the plastic handle to feed the wire through so I can attach to any larger size battery for longer playing time. I routed out 2 side holes and put air grills on both sides for airflow. I changed the power transistor because mine died so upgraded it to a larger more powerful one, and because they tend to get warm air can pass through the amp.
Thanks Gavin! Yes, setting up external battery is good. Nice custom moves!
The Compact Mobile has an input for an external 12Volt battery. Just get the cable and you’re ready to go.
Thank you very much for sharing this. Very useful indeed. You've saved me from expensive repair costs. Much appreciated. Enjoy your busking.
So only a few weeks after having the batteries in my Aer CM1 replaced by an expert amp technician (who did his research), I have lost all power, even when plugged into mains...? Fuse looks fine? Please help Aer guitar community - I once loved this genius Deutsche amp but it's now starting to feel like the fraught Volkswagon Transporter turbo diesel van that I have since sold!! 😭Time for a new amp?
Sorry to hear about this problem with your amp. Not sure what is causing this. Maybe time for a new amp. Best of luck!
This was super helpful! Please keep it online until my batteries die ;-)
So glad this video has been helpful!
Hello, thank you for your vidéo. Excuse my poor english... Question, why do you need to remove the back of the amplifier ? Thank you for your answer ?
Hello Joel, Yes, you need to remove the back to access the batteries in order to change them out.
@@Heevamos thank you very much. I will soon receive one, it is second hand, so probably... Good music for you
@@joeljacquelin thank you! Have fun with you new amp!
I put two new batteries 12 V. 7 AH into my AER but I found that the internal charger was not strong enough to charge both batteries up to full capacity so, in the end, I did not improve my playing time at all. I had to remove one of the batteries. In my show even when the amp was new I never got more than 3 hours of playing time before the batteries went flat. I play a loud show using playback tracks with bass and drums at fairly high volume and play lead electric guitar and harmonica along with vocals so the amp is driven hard. The only way I could get a full day playing time is to use the external battery input and run a 60 AH camper battery to power the amp. It weighs a lot but I can run the amp for several days playing 3 to 4 hours a day before I need to recharge the external battery. End of problem.
Hey Glenn, really appreciate your video. Replaced my batteries 4 years ago and have enjoyed my amp ever since. Suddenly the other night while singing with my wife (1 guitar input, 1 mic input), the amp died a mysterious death. Ok, so I was using battery power and yeah, maybe I hadn't remembered to charge up fully. However, I cannot seem to get anything from the amp now, even when plugged into mains. Is there a fuse I can check, and if so, where? If the batteries are dead, does that automatically shut the entire amp down? From memory, I was still able to use it on mains the last time the batteries died. Thanks again for your support
Hey jack, thank you. I'm not sure what happened to your amp, but suspect the batteries have dies suddenly, maybe do to the charge being low. It may be time for new batteries. That should bring it back to life. Hope you get it back up and running.
That just happened to me. These AMPs do have a fuse where the kettle lead plugs into the amp. If you are lucky, when you slide out the fuse compartment, you will find a spare fuse. The question is, why did your fuse blow in the first place? My AER Compact now trips the electrics when I plug it in. Mike
Thank you very much for your reply.
One last question.
Is it normal that the dc jack of the aer amplifier should be supplied with power immediately after connecting it?
Or is it a way to automatically use dc power when the battery is low?
Have a nice day!
I'm not sure of this Jung. ??
A clear explanation. Thank you!
Thank you Ron! Glad this was helpful. :-)
Thanks for this Glenn just replaced mine cheers
Great, glad this video was helpful!
Thank you for this Glenn!! My external battery is not working anymore and Im pretty the problem is the Amp has an issue. Do you have any troubleshooting experience with that?
Thank you Chris. I do not have any troubleshooting experience with this amp. I have always just replaced the batteries when they get low.
Excellent presentation Glenn. Thanks Been playing and loving my AER for about three months now. Have a question: Did you look into using lithium ion batteries instead of lead acid batteries for replacements? Replaced the AGM lead acid batteries, with lithium ion batteries in the solar collection system I installed on my RV. Though the lithium batteries are more expensive. The quicker charging capabilities, longer lasting charge, and longer battery life I feel made the extra cost worth it. Hoping in two years when I need to replace the batteries in my AER (if possible to use lithium batteries?) the cost of lithium batteries will have come down? Thanks again.
Thanks Daniel! I don't know much about the batteries. I just replaced what came with the amp. I'd ask down at your local battery store. The lithium batteries sound like they would work better and last longer.
Lithium-Ion batteries of this kind of power are not permitted on an airplane. Another reason for choosing lead acid batteries is that they hold their power much better in low temperatures.
Hi
Why did you remove the back? Was it needed to change the batteries?
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Yes, the back must be removed to access both batteries.
Your screen overlay states that the type of battery needed is a UN7-12. A web search shows the UN7-12 as a 12 volt battery. However the batteries you hold up to the screen are Power Sonic PS-6100 F1. These are 6 volt 12 Amp/Hr batteries. Since the AER manual also refers to two 6Volt 12Ah batteries I assume that two 6V 12Ah batteries are the correct batteries to use.
Yes, these batteries work. I would take the original batteries you have to a local battery store. They could get you the right ones.
@@Heevamos Hi Glenn, I don't know about where you are but the friendly local battery store in the UK is really only accessible via the web. As far as I can tell version 1 of this amp did use two UN7-12 batteries in parallel. For version 2 AER changed to two PS-6100 F1 6 volt batteries in series, which actually offers slightly higher capacity / longer operating time. I have two replacement batteries on order.
Yes, this is correct.
fascinating as my AER here in the UK takes 12v batteries at 7amp hrs and the cables connecting are different. Mind you my amp was bought in the 90's.
Hi, I have one from the 90s too. It’s called a “tramp” maybe that’s the one you have as well. Must’ve been the first ones made. As it came with no battery inside. I was wondering if I should just buy 1 , 12 V battery or I should just go for the 2 12 V batteries in make them in series
Helpful thanks ❤
Hi Glenn, so a couple of things don't quite add up for me in your video. 1) My AER Compact Mobile 2 manual specifies that it is factory fitted with two 6-VOLT batteries. You recommend two 12-VOLT batteries. 2) You omit to show how you access and remove the loud speaker wires which are soldered to terminals behind the magnet. It seems the wires are not long to get access to the rear of the speaker to un-solder these. What did you do in this case?.
Hi Mark, I'm not sure. I just replaced the batteries that came with the amp. It has been working great since. I would ask someone who knows more about batteries in general. A battery store in your town could probably help with this.
Just to make sure.. so there is no soldering or similar needed? Only screws and a bit of adhesive? Might aswell try myself, very good instructions.. I've been loving the amp for while now! Such a soft and warm, yet powerful sound. :-)
Aleksi Porkka Yes, no soldering, just a wrench, phillips head screwdriver, and a allen wrench will do it. Follow this video and you will be all set. Thanks for watching!
Glenn Roth One more question.. I could not find an answer elsewhere.
These markings "UN7-12" or "LP-6-12" OR similar.. what do they mean? We have a limited amount of lead batteries here in Finland, and the only ones I can find are either "LP6-12" (6v 12ah) or something else. Is this marking important? Does it only show the voltage and ah?
I really do not want to blow up my aer.. 🔥
Hi Aleksi, I don't want to give you wrong info on the battery. I'm not sure if they are the same. I would go to a local better store if there is one nearby or check online.
Hello there Glenn thanks for the information, its good to know how they look inside battery wise thanks my friend. just a quick question is there a socket on the amp to run it off say a cigarette lighter or an exterior 12vlt power sorce/ battery like on the Create amps... ps every Aer Amp I've ever heard sounds absolutely great good choice... I just sometimes busk for longer than 8 hours and wounder if there's a way round it without running wires out of the amp. Much sunshine and good busking to you.
Hey Zacc, thanks for your comment. I'm not sure about this. You probably need some sort of adapter, but I'm sure this is possible. I would bring the amp to a local battery store and see if they could assist. Best of luck with this!
@@Heevamos Thanks Glenn I've noe discovered that it has a 12 volt dc in socket which means you can also run it off an exterior battery. Once again many 😊
How long do they las
It varies depending on how long and loud you play. My batteries typically last about 2-3 yrs, maybe more if amp isn't played through alot.
Thank you for your very helpful video :-)
So glad you enjoyed this video. I wanted to make it easier for anyone changing the batteries in their AER :-)
Wow. This makes me Not want to buy this amp. I love my AER Acousitcube 2, and gig with it extensively.. I make do with my Roland Cube Street EX when I busk or do the occasional wedding in the park. The AER battery replacement along with some of the comments below tells me this is way beyond my comfort range regarding pulling gear apart. I want to be able to pull a battery pack out (as with the Roland), charge it and go. I'd love to see AER redesign this amp with a more user friendly rechargeable/changeable battery. I'd buy it.
Exactly the same, I love the sound of these amps but not worth the hassle, I will also stick with the EX.
is that the one AER Compat mobile battery powered that is 1,600 dollars only for busking? i have 2 Crate Limo for 20 year i paid 370 dollars and they are worth every cent ,..
Yes, this is that amp. Not only for busking, but good for home use and other gigs. I went through 3 Crate Limo's in 9 yrs and then upgraded to this amazing amp. I love it!
Hi Glenn i has done the same thing from you video with this AER and put on charge for 6 hours then start used it work perfectly
but only 1 hour then nothing happen no signal indicate the Amp is dead again can you let me know why ? and thanks for instruction
I'm not sure why this has happened?
Hi : ) i'm about to change my batteries in my mobile 2, and love your video... i'm confused though because in the manual it says "lead gel batteries" and in your video you said "lead acid batteries" are you aware of this? do you have any insight on this? and how did your batteries work out? any problems with your new batteries? thank you in advance. i have an outdoor gig coming up and am having such a hard time figuring this out and am stressing out!
Hi Alvaro, Thanks for your comment and glad you enjoyed this video. I was not aware of the difference in batteries. I brought the old batteries to the local battery shop and they gave the same type. The batteries have been working great with full charge up ton 6-8 hrs. I would ask the person at the battery shop for assistance just to make sure you are getting the same batteries that you pulled from the AER. Good luck and have a great gig!
No problem.
hello?
My name is Jung Woo Eun
I live in South Korea and use AER COMPACK MOBILE2.
I am using a 12V connection cable, but DC power is not supplied even if the power of the amplifier is insufficient.
Is there an order to turn on the switch when connecting DC power? If not, is this symptom a bad amp?
The Korean AS company also lacks knowledge about cigar sockets, so I ask a question. Have a nice day.
Hello Jung, thank you for your question. I'm not sure, but seems like there could be a problem with the amps power. Try to bring to electric specialist in your area to have it looked at. Best of luck with this.
Hi guys.
I replaced my batteries thanks to this vid. It worked great. First play 3-4 hours. Then next few plays were the same. However two weeks later I’m back at square 1.
Barely over 1 hour playing time.
I also noticed that my battery indicator wouldn’t turn off with my new batteries.
Can people inform me if I went wrong somewhere. Or If it could be something else that is the problem?
Also. Can I replace the lead with gel? As the have a different initial current. Gel = initial lower than 3.6. Lead initial 4.8.
All other information on the gel battery is the same. And in Europe I am struggling to find the Panasonic or equal lead battery.
The battery store is kinda helpful. But having a tough time getting the right info.
Any help I’d greatly appreciated
Thank you sooo much for showing this. I have just ordered the same amp and was curious about the battery life.
By the way, where did you order your new batteries from?
My pleasure, I ordered my replacement batteries from a local battery shop in my town. Once your batteries are low bring them to your local battery store and they will know which batteries to replace with. Have fun using this great amp!!!
I've got one, but it's just such a heavy mofo. Haven't used it in years - much happier with my Bose S1 Pro. Battery is screwed on my AER, only thinking of fixing it so I can sell it.
Yes, the Bose is a great amp as well and not as heavy.
What a palaver!
Thank you!!
This design looks stupid but don't judge too quickly because it's not "stupid" it's "completely stupid".
Thank you!!
@@Heevamos Thank you too. Great video.