GurnBlanston

Not as long as you make sure the electrical socket is grounded before submerging the monitor

chrisbb

i need a new haircut now

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Elliott

My left monitor is an LG 19" widescreen and it did that for a brief period the other day right after I rearranged the room and moved the computer to a new desk setup, and I got a mailer to extend the warranty the very next day. Looks like I'm gonna have to take them up on that offer.

Off topic... My studio monitors (speakers) fell down, and the powered monitor worked for a while than it stopped. I'm going to open it up and take a look at the connection to see if it's anything a bit of soldering could fix.

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