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Long story short, I just did it myself.

Solder a few extension cords together?

We have a winner!

I just took the wire from my amp, spliced it to an extension cord, then plugged it into my wall as usual and plugged the extension cord into a different circuit in a different room.

I know, it's ghetto, but what's a kid to do :shrug:

P.S. no bashing, I know there are probably different ways to do it, but this will work temporarily

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Glue the breaker in the on position so it stops popping? :pardon:

Just kidding..... don't do that.... :peepwall:

:shok:

Lol

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