1) Is it 100-120V AC and 50-60 Hz? 2) Is it compatible with Audio Technica PRO 35?
843710
I don't have it anymore. I know it came with a power supply (100-120V). I don't know about the 50-60 Hz (don't remember). I've never tried with that specific mic. It worked fine with a generic.
843711
This product is compatible with any condenser microphone that requires phantom power
843712
I have one here in Mexico and volts vary from 110V to 120V and the frequency is 60Hz and Works fine. Usually phantom power is for condenser microphones. if the Audio Technica PRO 35 is a condenser microphone probably will work with the Behringer PS400 but will be better that you ask Audio Technica to be completely sure. Phantom power is a standar that provides +12 or +48 volts through 3 Pins XLR cable for condenser mic. As far as I am concerned +48V is the most common.
1325780
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!
110485
The difference seems to be in the input voltage, so it's not just the model number. Even though Philips web site for this lists that it accepts "110-240V", all of the main sound bar unit, subwoofer unit and the manual state that it accepts 120V only. If I knew this, I wouldn't have gotten it from USA.Getting big chunky adapter kind of defeats the idea of a soundbar that I wanted to mount on the wall, but I'll see if I can replace/upgrade the internal power supply instead.
1667014
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.
1690610
My adapter has on the bottom: AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz, 0.8A max; out DC 9V, 3A. So, YES it shoud work for both.
1461008
I have bought SB35 and specs on the Sub and the DC cable apater used on Soundbar says 110V-240V 50Hz/60Hz which means it can be used almost everypart of the world.
825737
It should work fine for either 50Hz or 60Hz AC voltage between 80V and 265V.
1252447
The box says 110/240V. INPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60HZ max 150mAOUTPUT: AC 100-240V 50/60HZ max 150mA
98981
It's 100-240vAC, 50-60hz.You might need an adaptor for funky foreign plugs though.
585862
AC adapter that came with my unit is input 100-240V, 50/60 Hz, 100 mA, output 5V, 150 mA
345906
The adapter I have shows input 100-240VAC, 50/60Hz. It has the standard 2 prong plug (no ground). You should be good to go.
682094
I'm pretty sure yes. I think the AC adapter accepts 110-240. I'll double check when I get home and let you know it sure
1621912
According to whats on the box its AC 100-240V 50/60Hz. I use a regular 110 outlet and it works fine.Hope this helps.
1549724
The input voltage is 100-120 volts, Frequency 50/60 Hz, and 35 watts, Hope this helps.
1376476
Sorry, not so technical, so here are all the details those I can see. On the adapter, there is a small switch than can move from right to left, and on one side it shows 120V and the other side shows 240V. Further it shows as Input: 120V/240V AC 60/50Hz....hope these answer you question.
2075584
yes, It will accept from 100-240V at 50/60 hertz. This sub will travel well.
1622648
Obviously you'll have 120v/50hz, won't you. It's not a problem because inside everything is rectified, DC only. I don't have the part number on me now, I have to look it up. But if you wish to go with the internal transformer, you could ask a Sony service center. They could give you all details.