I found a 100V-240V 50-60Hz to 12VDC adapter for this amp on the site. Can I use the amp with the adapter if I remove the bateries?
2087690
You can use it no problem, but keep the batteries in. There is no reason to remove them. I used mine that way with no problems.
2087691
You can use the adapter without the batteries, but I'd leave the batteries in. For one thing, they are not easy to remove. Here is Pignose's number. 702.648.2444. Call them and get the proper way to use the amp. They are friendly and helpful.
29356
I'm an electrical student. If the converter does truely says it's a 100-240Volts. Then YES. You can use it in the power outlet that has 240V or any voltage in between. Note the frequency range too. Both must be fulfilled. The adapter is just a shape converter for the connection to the power outlet. Dude, just use a travel adapter. And... if the seller wants to earn more sales, please indicate the voltage. just saying...
154747
As long as the Voltage of the adapter is 12V, and the Amps rating is at least as high as the amount specified by the component it is plugged into, you'll be ok. If you need to, for short periods, you should be ok using one that is as high as 13.2V, since electronic components are built with a tolerance of 10%, but I wouldn't do it long term.
223849
your batteries will either melt or the adapter will burn out. this is not going to work. I suggest you either find a similar high voltage batteries in europe to use, or if it is that important, then spend money on an actually worthwhile converter and not this cheap plastic knockoff that's only use is an oversized plug. also, check your adapter. make sure what it says. if it says 120-240 v, then you're gold. if not, then at the very least stay away from this thing.
896256
This is what it reads on the adapter's label:INPUT: 100-240VAC50/60Hz 0.4A MaxOUTPUT: 5.0v =-= 2000mA
355259
No. This model has only the American 120 volts at 60 hertz. There are no adapters included for you :(
938473
I have not looked at the details on the adapter, but I believe it is 12v DC. This is the usual voltage for antenna amps. Good luck. I'll look at the adapter and get back to you if it is NOT 12 VDC
2073154
120v 60Hz, the instructions say DO NOT use any adapter with this product. Hope that helps.
938472
I have not looked at the details on the adapter, but I believe it is 12v DC. This is the usualvoltage for antenna amps. Good luck. I'll look at the adapter and get back to you if it is NOT 12 VDC
1840657
you can buy a AC adapter(100V to 240V 50-60Hz 2.5Amps) for DC output 18.00 to 18.5Volt 2.5A to 3.5A
1047790
No mention of it anywhere in the documentation and no switch on the back of the amplifier (Only specifies 12V@120 50-60Hz) so a step convertor looks like the only safe option for 220V :-)
1543806
This amp is 120V so yes you would need to use a transformer to convert the 220/240V to 120V.
600844
Are you located outside of the North America? If the answer is 'yes', you will need to either use a power converter or you can replace the U.S. standard supply with one that is compatible for your country. This instrument needs to receive between 12 and 24 volts DC to play properly. It draws very little power, so that isn't a concern.Don't forget to check the cable connecting the theremin to your amplifier. Bad cables can causes problems.Thanks!
445132
Yes. Fully charged, the battery box holds a 60 amp-hour charge @ 12VDC or 6 amp-hour @ 120VAC. If your amplifiers consume 250W @ 120VAC, thats a little over 2 amps x 2 = 4 amps x 12 minutes = 48 amp-minutes or 0.8 amp-hour. Theoretically your amplifiers will work for 7.5 hours. Realistically, something less than 7.5 hours, because of line loss, resistive heating, battery age, etc.
304171
Just Google that question. It says you'll need a converter or else you could cause a fire (not to mention fry your ToneMatch. A lot of countries run off of 220 volts.
1683413
Hi, I live in Australia where the voltage is 220/240. The amp is fine, you will not have any problem.
2075584
yes, It will accept from 100-240V at 50/60 hertz. This sub will travel well.