Step Down Transformer

Doesn't Audio Note now make that TT? The original Voyd I believe used Pabst motors (three of them) and they're still in business if you wanted to change the motors to 120V version, although using a SDT would be more cost-effective ;-)

What TA does it have, an Audio Note?

Neal,

Audio Note bought out the Voyd TT in 1991?
Three Pabst motors is correct.
Changing the motors out to 120V would solve the problem?
I wonder what that will cost me.
Sorry for my ignorance, what is TA?.

Gary

Got my calculation backward, it would run fast instead, about 40rpm.

Gary, TA (short for tonearm) thought it might have an Audionote tonearm. Doesn't Audionote still make that TT under their name?

In any case, Kenyon has a point about the 50 vs. 60Hz isasue.

The folks at Teres (turntables) seem to know where to source Pabst motors. Also, you might want to talk to someone at Origin Live.

If your problem is the other way around (taking a table that works here to use in England), you can buy a VPI SDS which will take any voltage and output 110V 60Hz.

I am moving to Singapore for a 2 year assignment, talked to VPI and they advised me my VPI Super Scoutmaster would work just fine.