How should Sonic equipment be stored when not in use?

Storing Sonic equipment in a clean, dry environment is essential for several reasons. First, moisture can lead to corrosion and damage to electronic components and other materials within the equipment. A dry environment helps maintain the integrity of sensitive parts, ensuring the equipment remains functional and reliable when needed.

Additionally, cleanliness is crucial to prevent dust, dirt, or other contaminants from entering the equipment. These particles can affect performance and may lead to malfunctions. By keeping the equipment in a clean space, the risk of damage is minimized, and the longevity of the equipment is enhanced.

In contrast, storing the equipment in a humid environment increases the risk of rust and degradation of materials. Direct sunlight can cause overheating or damage to components over time due to excessive heat and UV exposure. Lastly, placing the equipment in a high foot traffic area increases the likelihood of physical damage or accidental impact. Thus, a clean, dry storage environment is optimal for maintaining the equipment's condition.