Transformer..? Moving To TheUK

The 4.0 answer would be a power regenerator that is fed by 240 and puts out 120.

I'm not aware of one.  i don't know why PSA and others to provide this. I looked for one to power a 240V amp from 120 and even called PSA and they weren't interested in even talking about it.

If you can't find this, then buy an oversized transformer--2000 to 5000 watts.  Even an inexpensive transformer will provide power at least as clean at the wall.  The downside is that your transformer may humm.  If you can put the transformer in a room behind your stereo and poke a hole in the wall for a cable that would be ideal.

Jerry

theartofsound is a UK dealer with an enthusiast forum 90% based in the UK. Those lads will be happy to help if you if you're polite and don't remind them we won the revolutionary war ;-) 

@sbank Thank You...!

I have moved to Europe, from the USA, twice. Simply bought myself a 2 kW voltage converter/power stabilizer. Worked perfectly for me. You can use something like this:

http://www.eastwestusastore.com/detail-3514-id-577-regulators.html

Alternatively, just buy a 220V-110V transformer and use it with your power conditioner. See my previous post on this subject.

Warning: A lot of Krell, Martin Logan, Mark Levinson etc. equipment have a voltage/frequency sensing chip on the power input board. If it detects the correct voltage but wrong frequency it will not work. I found out the hard way when I tried to run my Krell HTS on a 220V-110V transformer; 110V/50Hz instead of 110V/60Hz.

The above link does not work, try this: