I live in Singapore? Does this soundbar accept 220v?
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Bought this in the U.S. and is only 110V. However, don't let that stop you from buying this great soundbar. When on Amazon, type in "International Power Adapter" and you will find inexpensive devices that will convert the 110V to the 220V in your country. Hope that helps.
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I can use the power adapter in Asia's 240V. Also the headphone uses micro USB port. so even if if the power adapter is spoilt, you can easily find another replacement for it.
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It can support 220 Volt. The power supplay in Singapore is the same then Italy, 220 Volt.
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Raro - I jest read the labels on both. The soundbar and the sub are both labeled for 110 or 224 V.
1099445
No, It is 120 volt. You will need a converter to use in 220volt countries. But I love the quality of the sound and its overall performance. It is worth trying it if you really want it, just get that converter.
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I know it does 110. I don't know about 220 but I doubt it. It's behind an entertainment system and not accessible or I'd look.
694400
I would direct your question to Bose. The SoundTouch 20 I bought has no converter plug. I plugs directly into the 110v wall socket. I don't know if there are European versions that do carry 220V...bose could answer that question. If Bose doesn't make a 220V version then definitely plan to use a 110V converter with the SoundTouch.
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I don't know about voltage in Malaysia, it's 110 here I believe , I know England is 220. 240 so that could be your problem. You can always use an adapter. It really is a terrific opener, so easy, I couldn't be happier with mine.
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The adapter supports 110v-240v. I purchased this in USA and use it in Singapore where the voltage is 240v.
2135531
Whats wrong with the voltage where you live.i have no problem using my own in my house.so why won't you ship to singapore
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I'm sure that it doesn't there is no switch in the back to change it from 110 to 220. You could check the Onkyo web site for more info
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Yes, the current Lifestyle systems that are compatible with the SoundTouch products are all dual-voltage and can be used in a country that uses 220V/240V.
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OK this is my experience. Bought the 7622 and didnt realised that it was 110V. Plugged it in to the 220v outlet here in Singapore, it got hot after only a few mins.Then I sent it to my parents in Indonesia, also 220V. Bought a 220-110 step down transformer. The one that I plugged in in Singapore, turned out cant be used anymore. So I was confused when some people here said it can be used on 220V without problems.Have been using the other 1 with the 220-110 step down for the last 8 months when it suddenly died last week. Now what are my options guys? Really hard to find 220-5.5V adapter.I don't want to get the PNLV226 only to find it broken again a few months later. OK this is my experience. Bought the 7622 and didnt realised that it was 110V. Plugged it in to the 220v outlet here in Singapore, it got hot after only a few mins.Then I sent it to my parents in Indonesia, also 220V. Bought a 220-110 step down transformer. The one that I plugged in in Singapore, turned out cant be used anymore. So I was confused when some people here said it can be used on 220V without problems.Have been using the other 1 with the 220-110 step down for the last 8 months when it suddenly died last week. Now what are my options guys? Really hard to... » Read More OK this is my experience. Bought the 7622 and didnt realised that it was 110V. Plugged it in to the 220v outlet here in Singapore, it got hot after only a few mins.Then I sent it to my parents in Indonesia, also 220V. Bought a 220-110 step down transformer. The one that I plugged in in Singapore, turned out cant be used anymore. So I was confused when some people here said it can be used on 220V without problems.Have been using the other 1 with the 220-110 step down for the last 8 months when it suddenly died last week. Now what are my options guys? Really hard to find 220-5.5V adapter.I don't want to get the PNLV226 only to find it broken again a few months later. « Show Less
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The manual says (for all versions of this player for various countries) that it supports 110-240V at 60Hz (or in a couple of cases 50/60Hz), so it should. Personally, I don't still have the box and any extra cables that might have come with it, and I don't remember a way to connect it to 220, but then I wouldn't.
1998397
No. It has a 120v cord with a built in transformer to plug in to speaker. You would have to get a similar setup to use 220v.
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I am not sure i haven't checked that setting. but in my experience majority of Bose products support 110-240v. I do not longer have this item.
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No, it is only 110v. You could use a transformer if you are going overseas.