echolane
Far better and cheaper than buying a step-up transformer. If the power transformer of the A3.2 has multiple primary taps which is likely, then it easy to convert from 220v to 110v, should take 1/2hr for a tech at most.
Cheers George
Converting from UK power to US power
echolane Far better and cheaper than buying a step-up transformer. If the power transformer of the A3.2 has multiple primary taps which is likely, then it easy to convert from 220v to 110v, should take 1/2hr for a tech at most. Cheers George |
@georgehifi "If the power transformer of the A3.2 has multiple primary taps which is likely, then it easy to convert from 220v to 110v, should take 1/2hr for a tech at most." Well, I’ll actually second Chicken George’s preference on this one. The average tech can figure it out, and if has a set of 110V primaries, finish it all inside of a half hour |
“IF” is the big word. I finally decided it’s too risky. It’s priced fairly high for a nearly 20 year old amp at $660 or so. On top of that it’s heavy, quite heavy, so postage from England will be pricey. Then paying a tech to do a conversion adds more to the cost. I’d do it IF I knew for sure, but even as a sure thing, it’s a pretty extravagant purchase. |
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