I have a Sony boombox CFD-S200 and need AC 120V 60 Hz 20 watt cord, will this work? Thank you.
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20 watts? No problem. As long as you need the male "half round/half square" plug on the boom box end and a 110 volt 2 prong plug on the other end, you are set!!
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Hello Lisa. The answer to your question is "No". I did a search online. The cord for your boom box has two rounded ends. Don't worry too much about the electrical numbers. Any power cord that fits into the socket will work because your boom box consumes very little power.
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The standard package comes with a 120v to 12v adapter that plugs into any standard outlet. The boombox will still work with multiple 1.5v alkaline batteries, but lifespan is horrid.
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Hi Lydia, The supply is specified to work over worldwide voltage and frequency range so if you have the correct AC line cord it should work for you. You have probably already verified it, but just to say it, there are two photographs on the Amazon web page and one shows the mating connector on the line cord. If your original has the same connector you should be fine - there can be several other versions of the connector which would not work with your line cord. I can't speak directly to the vendor selling the unit but I always recommend checking the customer approval rating and even reading some of the reviews to see if the rating is warranted. Best wishes. Hi Lydia, The supply is specified to work over worldwide voltage and frequency range so if you have the correct AC line cord it should work for you. You have probably already verified it, but just to say it, there are two photographs on the Amazon web page and one shows the mating connector on the line cord. If your original has the same connector you should be fine - there can be several other versions of the connector which would not work with your line cord. I can't speak directly to the vendor selling the unit but I always recommend checking the customer approval rating and... » Read More Hi Lydia, The supply is specified to work over worldwide voltage and frequency range so if you have the correct AC line cord it should work for you. You have probably already verified it, but just to say it, there are two photographs on the Amazon web page and one shows the mating connector on the line cord. If your original has the same connector you should be fine - there can be several other versions of the connector which would not work with your line cord. I can't speak directly to the vendor selling the unit but I always recommend checking the customer approval rating and even reading some of the reviews to see if the rating is warranted. Best wishes. « Show Less
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Be sure the adaptor you bought is 6volts DC (not AC) and that the center conductor of the plug that goes into you radio is the negative conductor (this is a bit unusual)
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To start, big difference between adapters, voltage & pin size/polarity for starters. I've done a fairly exhaustive search on-line over the years and Sony never actually provided an adapter for this radio. However, they did for the previous model (which I own and use the adapter for this radio) Sony ICF-M350V. Universal has a description of the AC adapter as 4.5 VDC, but nothing else. I'm not near the adapter at the moment, but when I am, I'll post as much info as I can glean from the wall wart I use.
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If the plug shape matches up and will fit. It worked with my stereo radio. I looked at the number on my old power cord to find the replacement on amazon.
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That cord kit should work. Only difference between the 15, 20, and 30amp kits is the shape of plug for each receptacle configuration. Install instructions are here. http://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name;=49-7612-3_EN.PDF
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Hi, this Sony Home Theater System requires power of 120 V AC, 60hz. It means that this unit is not a dual voltage. -Ely
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Offhand I'd say bring your ac adapter into Radio Shack, Best Buys etc. All these stores carry ac adapters. They may have one that fits. Good luck.
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The cord on this sub is 125V~ and it supports 60-120Hz. Just went downstairs to check for you. Just did my good deed of the day. Hope this helped!
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According to the information on the unit itself, NO. It is listed at 120 volts 60htz. The power cord is designed for 120 only and is a magnetic type. Sorry.
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I think you probably would need an adapter. The unit uses a small transformer but I didn't notice a 110/220 switch on it. Also, the 60 vs. 50 hz would likely be a problem for audio equipment.
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If the radio has a plug on an electrical cord it should work ok if the radio operates on 120 volts AC
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I have only used MP3 disks that play like normal CDs. The Sony literature that came with the Boombox says that the audio plug uses a stero minijack with an imput minimum of 245 mV. Bob Benson
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GTD Audio G-662HL for this and I need an energy transformer 120v AC to 12V DC 1AMP
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Hi, I have used mine to run a 420W sony boombox for several hours with not issue at all. My boombox draws about 34-40 watts of power and even at full blast it own draws a few more watts. You should be able get at least 4 to 6 hours depending on your setup.
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No, it will only work at 120V 60Hz. I added a picture in the customer images gallery that shows this detail.