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Q: Can I bring my amp to China as checked luggage?

At home (in the U.S.A.) I have an amplifier, it weighs 27 pounds and fits in a larger suitcase. Yup, I want to bring it to China. Please, does anyone know if airlines or China have a problem with this? I can't find any info nohow.

 

Yes, it's a guitar amp. I could sell it for $100 at home, but it costs $400 in China, so why not bring it to China? 

 

Anyone? Beuller?

13 years 4 weeks ago in  Transport & Travel - China

 
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I think you'll be fine man. If it fits in the suitcase especially, the only thing I'd be worried about is it getting damaged. I have a lot of friends here in bands who have brought their entire set ups (drumkits, amps etc) so I think it's doable.

bill8899:

Thanks! Gonna buy an Ibanez tube screamer, too! 

Tanks fer the reply

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