Can I take toneMatch to a country where voltage is different than U.S. and use a different power supply appropriate for that country?
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You can always use a power converter (not just a plug adapter) like those found here on Amazon to convert the power, but my AC adapter that came with the Bose T1 included a special plug to change out for some foreign countries. I have used Conair "Travel Smart" Converters in England, for example, with much success with many different devices designed for use in the US.
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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.
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In general the answer would be definitely not! However some electronics has alternate circuitry that can switch between US and other voltage. The only way to be sure is to ask tech support at Epson. My guess is that you have just got the wrong device for your country. It's worth checking though.
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Check the voltage for the country as others have suggested. If not the same as U.S, you could also purchase a transformer/converter that would transform the voltage what is needed.
1994286
I seriously doubt it.You should contact the company directly to see if they have adaptors, or make them for your countries voltage system.
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I would find out what the electrical specifications are for the country you are going to and then purchase an adapter if one is needed. Should be easy enough.
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P.S.Your old power-Amp has no high-res capabilitys I gues?So you will lose the benefits if your new system.
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I do not believe so. At minimum, you would have to have an adapter for the type of prongs used in the foreign country.
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You would need the proper adapter. I have used adapters over seas in the Middle East but I'm am not totally sure if they run on the same voltage. A Japanese DJ would be your best source to fully answer your question. I hope I helped a little bit. Good luck.
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You can, BUT you will have to buy a different power supply. I bought a 220v power supply through Amazon for about $23. The power supply that comes with the US version is only for 110v.
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If your player was acquired in the UK the simple answer is yes. BUT! . . . The power supply is likely AC 230V-240V, 50Hz . . . whereas in the US and Canada power is AC 110V - 117V, 60Hz . . . therefore your player will not operate properly without a transformer to get the correct voltage and cycling.
1968756
The unit is a US standard 110v, so if your country's supply is not 110v you will need a converter.
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yes? it is 110v or european, has tube 12ax7 in it must be able to preamp. hope this was what you needed.
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I'm not sure. I'd think u could though. Dang see if take a chance n then return it if I didn't need it. First make sure it jacks are the same mm as the converter
645956
Sure; the device is rated at 120/240 V. Have the correct adapter and your all set. The only issue could be your device if it isn't happy with the slightly different output wattage. But, not too likely to be an issue with modern devices.
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hi, sorry but my english is bad!!! i live in Costa Rica.NOT COMPATIBLE, because the supply input is different
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The product we are offering is designed for US voltage. You could probably purchase an adapter that would convert the voltage to be compatible in Germany
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By "the adaptor" I assume you are refering to the external power supply. The unit I purchased was designed for use in the United States and was shipped with the appropriate power supply. If you check the Behringer website, you will find that they DO sell replacement power supplies for other countries as well.