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changing from 220v to 120v

There are a pair of Bryston monoblocks I am interested in that are 220v. The dealer says he can change them to 120v before shipping. I know next to nothing about electricity. Is the conversion easy to do correctly and well? Or migth there be non-trivial issues involved?

thanks for your thoughts.
tanglewood
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sbank
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Shouldn't be a problem. Cheers,
Spencer
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georgehifi
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Do you know whether Bryston builds their amps for easy conversion?
If the dealer is doing it, without sending it back to Bryston, then it’s easy.
"Could" even be an internal switch, or soldered bridging pads
Cheers George
erik_squires
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I know nothing about the internals of Bryston, but it's often just spades on a terminal block.  Takes a phillips head screwdriver and voila. :)
builder3
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Bryston probably knows.
jetter
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+builder3, call Bryston.  While your at it, make sure with Bryston that there are no warranty issues if you do it yourself.
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