Does na7004 grom usa support spotify when used in Europe ? Does it have global quarantee or just US one? Best regards, Maciek Mocek
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I have used several decades Marantz and had never a broken unit, I'm sure that Marantz Europe will help you with service if needed. Be aware that US equipment is build for 110Volt 60Hz, Europe has 230Volt 50Hz Best Regards, Andries Bosma
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That is a good question for Lowrance. The unit will work anywhere in the world provided you have the charts. I don't believe you can get the Insight charts for Mexico, and Navionics doesn't appear to offer them either. C-Map sells them, but I don't know if your Lowrance unit can use this format. You may want to pse this question to Lowrance or go onto an Internet blog or find a ham radio net in the Sea of Cortez to ask around.
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Honestly i dont know if you can use this in Europe. ....never looked into it that far...sorry
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sorry, i have no idea about that? we're in the US, but i have heard these models are popular in Europe so i would think they had something that works? perhaps an email to the company?
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The PlayMG only connects to WiFi as opposed to cell phone service and (as far as I know) there isn't any difference in WiFi between the US and the EU. So, it should work the same in Germany.
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Hi, I only used equipment from Europe and didn't try the option. I'm sure it'll work good. I didn't have any problem so far.
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If you buy it in USA it will be preloaded with US courses but if you buy it in Europe you will get European or possibly international courses. Either way you can load courses in another Continent and I have heard from others it is easy to do. Like many things it is much more cheaper to buy in US.
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Hi Sam, that's a great question, but unfortunately I don't have a complete answer for you. I can only say yes to USA.. sorry I can't help you for Europe..
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As I live and work in the US, my unit is for North America, the USA, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico and does not have Spain or any other countries installed.I am sure you can download what you need, but contact TOM-TOM b4 you purchase a unit
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It is not explained. Some one line help google search from others users. It is not for satellites for North America, I found this out after purchase without hacking the item.
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What are you talking about? It's always worked with Macs. Traktor and the S4 always run very well on Mac OS
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From what I understand you might want to purchase something in the countries where you use it. I have been able to use products purchased in North America in Central America but I think there are setting differences in Europe and Africa for radios.
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Depence de model and where you buy it (you should chek it with the seller). I bougth one in US but that was set for EU band and it didn't work in Argentina, amazon gave me back the money (thanks), and I bougth one in Panama and it was ok
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Comrade Trotsky: I just bought this device from Amazon last week - it's an M1001 (Roku doesn't sell the M1000's any more). It works flawlessly. My router [Linksys WRT300N using WPA2 (Personal)] and my SoundBridge are separated by ~ 50 ft., and transmission has to go through several walls. Nonetheless, my SoundBridge almost never cuts out - I would say maybe two or three times (or less) in an eight-hour period. Recovery is automatic, and takes perhaps two seconds. The M1001 now ships with v. 3.0 software, which add several features to the display, as well as realiability (or so I'm told). Tip: Don't use the "standard" music servers out there (Windows, iTunes, etc.). Get Jamcast from Software Development instead (www.sdstechnologies.com - it's free). Jamcast will let you play ANY music-file format on your SoundBridge (including DRM), plus, it allows you to stream Pandora to your SoundBridge - something no other music server can do! PS - When I mentioned drop-outs above, I was referring strictly to using the M1001 as an internet radio. Consequently, the drop-outs MIGHT be the fault of the internet-radio provider. For example, when using Jamcast to receive Pandora, my SoundBridge NEVER cuts out!
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Both the Global and the US version work with Rogers. You will need the US version if you want to use AWS with WIND or Moblicity, since they use the same frequencies as T-Mobile.
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This did not work for me at all in Europe. Limefuel blames my adapter plugs, but all my other chargers worked perfectly with them. Works fine in the US.
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This radio is a pretty old build and is missing most of the features of the newer radios out there. It sounds great and is reliable, but its pretty dependent on the reciva database. If Spotify is a major concern you may want to go with the Logitech Squeezebox, which supports it.https://support.spotify.com/us/problems/#!/article/Logitech