Smoke damage?

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Smoke damage?

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What's the deal on this, is it true that smoking weed and smokes in the studio causes circuit damage?

I have a history of falling circuits and I/we smoke like it was going out of fashion in here.
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Post by AK »

[edit] I get huge dust ( smoke? ) build up??????
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Post by prussell »

absolutely!
if you have any sort of gear you care about, then your studio should be smoke-free....
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Post by humeka »

whaou, never heard of this before!!! what is it doing to the gears?
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Post by Stomper »

smoke and electricity doesnt go well together.
i think its ok if all your gear is midi and such, but monitors and analog stuff might suffer.
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Post by audiostuff »

..suffer from what, exactly?

They might get high i guess :lol:
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Post by michielwijnen »

every type of dust, ash, ... that's in the air will get between your gear, computer, ...

Electrical instruments atract every kind of dust...
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Post by AK »

I should get an extractor fan then I guess, I thought it was all nonsense to be honest.
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