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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
erik_squires
16,347 posts
 
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
765 posts
 
Bryston probably knows.
jetter
3,050 posts
 
+builder3, call Bryston.  While your at it, make sure with Bryston that there are no warranty issues if you do it yourself.
extravaganza
373 posts
 
jumpers needs to be resolderedhttps://ibb.co/RC4NntF
tanglewood OP
43 posts
 
James Tanner, owner of Bryston, recommended not buying amps built for a different country. I am going to heed his advice.  I'm also worried the warranty might not transfer.

thanks for all the responses. 
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