Peavey Funk Out™

I have been putting off getting my SG (guitar) 'fixed', have been experiencing static, crackling noise when turning up my volume knob in all switch positions. I tried this based on reviews and have limited expertise messing around with electronics. I literally took my back panel off, sprayed, turned the knob a few times then waited for it to dry. Once plugged in, all the static is gone, just like that. I didn't remove any pots, just sprayed with fingers crossed and wow, it really works! I was a bit concerned because it comes out of the can 'wet' so I thought that can't be good. It of course dries quickly, still was concerned I was going to ruin my guitar. If you have static like me, give this stuff a try! The can should last me forever as I barely used any.

This is the industry standard for cleaning pots and connections on electrical equipment. I use it on all of my music gear and it is simply the best. Unlike other 'pot' cleaners Funk Out lubes the contacts very well so it not only cleans, it protects them. Tried other products before, but since I found Funk Out I use no other products on my music gear. It even has worked freeing pots that were completely frozen After soaking for a day or so they worked with no crackling afterwards. I would highly recommend this product to maintain your electrical equipment.

Wow! I never expected this to completely fix my issue with my pick up not getting a good connection

This product works great. I have a 12 channel Mackie mixer i bought at a garage sale in the 90's. When I moved from So. California to E. Texas in early 2000's it sat in storage for a few years. After unpacking it i found oxidation on the screws that held it together. I thought it was a loss and after connecting everything up the audio would cut out on left or right or the mic would drop out. As a last ditch effort i bought this and it worked great. It can be used on plastic and painted surfaces. All audio dropouts cured.

My MXR Equalizer, which is years old and always on the floor, was cracking and popping a lot. I sprayed a small amount of Funk Out in each slider control and on the switch, and moved them around a bit. The next day the popping was gone. This is an effective contact cleaner.

I had a Fender amp that had some noticeable noise when raising or lowering levels. I disassembled the amp from the case and then sprayed the Peavey Funk Out in each pot and made several several twists of the knobs - put everything back together and voila, no more noise. This stuff turned an amp that I thought was pretty much ready for the trash into a like new piece of equipment. It works and it lasts. Highly recommended. Although, it may sound like a lot of work to do everything I did, it really only took about thirty minutes to do it all. If you have some noise issues with your amp dials, Funk Out will be your best friend...

My Cry Baby wah pedal was squeaking and crackling when I played my Hendrexian solos on my custom-made Jumpin' Jimmy Stratocaster, so I went to YouTube, entered "noisey wah", sat back and waited for my world to change. I found a video of a friendly-looking bearded fellow who demonstrated a way to clean the contacts on the innards of the pedal to silence the noise. This led me to this fine Peavey product. I've always been a Peavey fan, being the proud owner of several Peavey amps, a Peavey guitar and a Peavey shirt. I took my pedal apart, sprayed this stuff everywhere (I even got some on my cat and my nearly-naked girlfriend), put it back together and problem solved. I bought it, it was delivered quickly and it worked. Bam.

Get you a can ASAP. Not only does this clear up all the crackle from your pots, it brings them to life, makes them smooth as silk and insanely responsive. Even if you don't have any problems, get this and use it. You will not be sad.

I bought this to resolve my horrendous crackling noise when I turned on my Ac15. It didn't resolve it at all. Bought the Super 10 switch stuff and its brilliant. Not quite sure what this would get used for, quite greasy residue