Is the FX820 dual voltage? I am planning on purchasing the FX820 to take on my trip to the Philippines, will I be to play DVD's from there and will I be able to plug it directly into the electric outlets w/o using a converter? Is the FX820 dual voltage? I am planning on purchasing the FX820 to take on my trip to the Philippines, will I be to play DVD's from there and will I be able to plug it directly into the... » Read More Is the FX820 dual voltage? I am planning on purchasing the FX820 to take on my trip to the Philippines, will I be to play DVD's from there and will I be able to plug it directly into the electric outlets w/o using a converter? « Show Less
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Could someone who owns this product reply if the DVD player is rated 100-240V. Most DVD players are universal voltage, however Sony website says its only 120V compatible. Its strange but can somebody please confirm? Thanks.
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From my experience with most of the Sony devices I bought from the USA, they support dual voltage. Specific to this product, I guess "Sony DVD player owner"s reply answers this question.
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if their electricity is 110 to 120 volts 60 cycle you may just need a power cord adaptor to be able to plug it in to the wall. try calling radio shack and ask them, if they dont know can tell you where to ask further
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Does anyone know whether it will convert PAL/NTSC DVD when using TV out and connecting to NTSC/PAL TV? The manual says, that the DVD has to match the TVs system, which would mean it won't convert.I need a player I can take oversees and hook up to a TV over there. It also would be nice to be able to do the same with PAL discs over here. So far from high end players I found only Pana LS91/97 which are close to that, but it requires service remote to unlock regions and is stil missing PAL->NTSC conversion.
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about the dual voltage for malaysia I do not know, probably you need an adaptor ( the detector is with an american plug ) but about quality is good, but you know to learn how to use it, at the limit of the vibration and the limit of the sound you will see when you got it , I got a problem with the charge , I just use another cable for recharge and was ok
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I just searched mine again for any indication of dual voltage. Mine is 110/120V only.
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The box does read "Dual voltage for worldwide travel". That means you won't need a voltage converter in order to use it. However, many countries have differently shaped outlets, so you might need a plug adapter.
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If this DVD player is for USA use, then the plug has two flat pin , no need adapter, if the DVD player from different region such as hongkong you must have an adapter one Side(socket) for hongkong, other side is flat plug for US usE. Usually the seller will supply you the adapter, otherwise you can get it from FRY or on WEB EBay or Amazon cost about USD 1-3. I think you bought a region free player, otherwise no need adapter in US.
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Hi there,the voltage in Japan is 100 Volt, which is different from North America (120V), Central Europe (230V) and most other regions of the world. Japanese electrical plugs have two, non-polarized pins, as shown above. They fit into North American outlets.So you would need a transformer from 120V to 100 V in order to not damage the player.
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No, it isn't dual voltage. We, in NZ have 240 volts and it is okay with us. If you are in America then it will be fine for you too. It comes with a standard American plug, I just bought an adaptor from a shop for NZ and it does the trick.
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Just FYI, the portable DVD player will work anywhere in the world with the right power adaptor -- it is the DVD *disks* that are territory-dependent and don't work anywhere in the world. You would have to take with you DVDs that come from the same territory code as the DVD player.
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Hi, Yes the current adapter from the board is auto voltage (100 V to 240 V). I live in Perú and had purchase this pedal board a few weeks ago and use it alive already. In my country the voltage is 220 Volts. Is perfect the board. The bag is a little thin without to much protective material but i willl later put some foam for protect better the pedals when are installed. Luck.
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Dear Customer, This item is dual voltage for worldwide use. Thanking you, EWO
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There appears to be at least two different variations of the Sony DVP-FX780. One requires AC adapter model AC-FX170 (9.5V 1.2A), while the other requires AC adapter model AC-FX190 (12V 0.95A). Check the power requirements on the underside of your player to determine which one you need.
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My answer is, unfortunately, a non-answer; I really don't know. I'm quite certain that the instructions received with the instrument made no mention of dual voltage capabilities.
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Hi. they don't make dual voltage. You will need a good power inverter. thank you
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Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage (AC-100-240V, 50/60Hz, 90W). Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage... » Read More Looks like it is indeed dual voltage.I don't have this product, but from the manual it looks like that it requires 2 separate power sources. 1. For sound bar itself, as Rick Blaine says in this question, is 24V/2.5A/60W DC - so if the provided transformer is not dual voltage it should be straightforward to buy a 220-240V one. According to Kerry Lumpkin's answer to another question on this product, their SB3 came with a transformer that's 110-240 volts 50/60 Hertz. 2. The subwoofer has an AC supply, and according to the picture in the manual this is dual voltage (AC-100-240V, 50/60Hz, 90W). « Show Less
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It should work in the Philippines, but only as a plug converter as indicated in other postings. The voltage converter is not working effectively.
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Dual voltage as.... can you use them here and in Europe or South America? Theirs is 240 or something like that and ours is 120 or so. Unfortunately this will not work on 240 as is. It would take a converter. But I haven't taken mine abroad yet. It would be too heavy or bulky for travel anyway. Flat hair abroad :-). I hope this answers your question if not reply back and I will try again.