If you live in the US then you already have 220. The US is on a 220v standard. Most of your house circuits are 110 simply because they draw off of only one leg of the two coming into the panel. To convert your 110 to 220 simply replace the existing breaker with one for 220. That's it. Done.
Of course you may also want to change the outlets in order to be in compliance with code, including any outlets on the circuit. But as far as getting 220 to your amp, this is just how easy it can be.
Much better however will be to run a 220v line direct to the room. In this case you will need to buy a 220v breaker, add the circuit, and add an outlet in the room.
Better still, what I would do, Raven integrated. Why anyone still buys anything from China is beyond me at this point. But if you just have to have it, at least now you know 220 is not a problem.
Of course you may also want to change the outlets in order to be in compliance with code, including any outlets on the circuit. But as far as getting 220 to your amp, this is just how easy it can be.
Much better however will be to run a 220v line direct to the room. In this case you will need to buy a 220v breaker, add the circuit, and add an outlet in the room.
Better still, what I would do, Raven integrated. Why anyone still buys anything from China is beyond me at this point. But if you just have to have it, at least now you know 220 is not a problem.