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The correct way to pack a pre

yungin's-dad

Last of the Baby Boomers
I received an Adcom GTP-602 Pre-amp that I bought from Tower Boss. It was wrapped several times in bubble wrap, tissue paper, and stretchwrap, placed in a good box surrounded by copious amounts of packing peanuts. That was placed in a second good box with an inner box made of styrofoam housing insulation. All areas were filled and braced using the styrofoam insulation and packing peanuts. The pre was packed very well, which kept it from any movement during shipping, and protected from any kind of abuse as well as moisture. This package was well thought out and executed. I could tell that Mike truly wanted the pre to arrive unscathed.

Mike, thanks for all your time and care to make sure this arrived to me with now problems.

Ron
 

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