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In Reply to: What is involved in changing the input voltage requirements? -nt posted by Feanor on April 4, 2022 at 06:34:51:
With Audio Note they are world voltages so you just need to have the dealer to change the wiring on the transformer - 5 minute job.
With my Line Magnetic, the transformer was only 220. So you would need to buy a step-up/down transformer - which is big and heavy - though not a lot of money - under $100. You just need a big enough one to cover the amplifier's output.
This also applies to some speakers where they sell for $10,000US in the States but I can buy them in Hong Kong for $2,200. It was a Chinese-made speaker. Before this pandemic - you could literally fly to Hong Kong - have a week's vacation - buy the speakers ship them to yourself and still save money.
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- RE: What is involved in changing the input voltage requirements? -nt - RGA 04/4/2218:38:34 04/4/22 (0)
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