Fishman Mini Charge Question

[Onemanband]

Hello,

This question is directed to those who use and are familiar with, the Fishman Mini Charge

Based on guitar and vocal usage and "average" volume levels; roughly how much playing time is left after the battery waning light appears.
I realise this a bit like the "how long is a piece of string" question but if anyone has a close "ball park" figure it would be greatly appreciated.

(Don't want to be caught out when playing on the street).

Cheers...Brian

[jonfields45]

If it is placed near you and there is no feedback and it is not annoyingly loud, I think you would finish a three set gig and still get no warning light.

I've been using one of these with my QSC CP8. Still all bars of reserve power at the end of a long gig.

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[Onemanband]

Originally Posted by jonfields45

If it is placed near you and there is no feedback and it is not annoyingly loud, I think you would finish a three set gig and still get no warning light.

I've been using one of these with my QSC CP8. Still all bars of reserve power at the end of a long gig.

https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you, I really appreciate that but I don't intend to carry any extra battery packs etc. What the question really meant was, how much "time" is left after the battery warning light appears.

Scenario......busking on street, guitar/vocal, low/average volume............ battery warning light comes on........how much time left, (approximately.....hours or minutes etc., etc)?

[jonfields45]

I sold the Charge some time ago. I think you would get on the order of 6 hours at reasonable volume.