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RE: The Monster Amp

thanks SF..I was about to post essentially what you said and tell the OP to look inside and see which leg of the cord went to the fuse and switch. That should be wired to the hot plug of where ever he resides. Sure it will work if you flip a cord around, but that is not the proper way to wire it as you so eloquently pointed out. All the old gear with unpolarized plugs had the death caps:) Sure it will will work no matter which way it is plugged in, but if you have a fault I certainly know which side I want fused in my amp:)

As for our argumentative idiot poster, thanks Dave for remaining a civil gentleman. The trolls are not welcome in the asylum....

cheers,
Don


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