Will this work with my yamaha hs8 120 watt when i use it in a 220volt/60hz country the greater the watts in the trasnformer the better, right??
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as long as the total wattage of connected devices is less than 300(w) it will work fine, I connect a uk Surround sound system, Xbox and TV to it putting around 200w load on it and its perfectly fine
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The VC300W will power your Yamaha HS 8 120 watt based on the provided specs. Selecting a voltage converter with a higher wattage capacity will ensure a quieter runtime.
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120 watt is the power used by your yamaha for normal use. However when it start or depending on what you are doing with it (I don't know what a yamaha hs8 is), the power can be more than 120 watt. That is why it is recommended to take a transformer with at least the double power than what is given on the device you plan to use with it. Hope it'll help.
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Hello Ryan, with my old Engl 100 Watts Amp it works really fine. I get exactly the distortion I need. Connect it via fx-loop. Greetings, Tom
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In the manual...you can select either.23 VOLTAGE SELECTOR (For Asia and General models)The voltage selector switch on the bottom panel of this unit must be set for your local main voltage BEFORE plugging this unit into the AC main supply. Voltages are: 110-120/220-240 V AC, 50/60 HzOwners Manual link...http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/speaker-systems/subwoofers/yst-fsw150_black__u/?mode=model
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I emailed BOSS and they confirmed the PSA-120S is universal (can be used in 220v as well)."The PSA-120S power supplies are universal and can be used anywhere in the world. You'll just need to use a prong adapter (if necessary) to adapt to the wall socket configuration if it is different.We hope this clarifies things. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns.Thank you for choosing Roland and BOSS products! "
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It doesn't appear to be compatible as it states 120 volt 60 Hz 120 watt. I will try to upload the label.
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Yamaha external ac adaptormodel no. PA-150INPUT: 120V 60Hz 0.5AOUYPUT: 12.0V--- 1.5A
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Have no idea not an issue for me, But if your devices have have a USB out to the Yamaha USB in,then it should work. You'll still still love your Yamaha anyway.
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Yamaha external ac adaptor model no. PA-150 INPUT: 120V 60Hz 0.5A OUYPUT: 12.0V--- 1.5A
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usa.yamaha.com Look around here...I don't know the answer for that specific model.
264193
don't know, you should be able to go to the yamaha site and check compatibility or call customer service. sorry, hope that helps.
1044249
I don't know anything about boilers but I bought this to use a 220v Chinese headphone amp and it works fine. I don't know enough about electricity, though, to know if the demands of your unit are so different that it might not work. But for my LIttle Dot MK III headphone amp, it does the job.
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I do not think you should use it with 220V. It is meant for 115-120. Be safe.
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I actually don't own these. ( I wish) but I do own a bunch of cerwin Vega speakers and from what I understand they are made to be played on almost any wattage. I'm no expert by any means but 85w and it being a Yamaha u should be fine. I run 140w to the single 12" version of that and it ROCKS!
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Def Tech's manual states 20 to 150 watts. Check your Yamaha's owners manual for your output.
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The power supply input only support 120VAC/60hz. You will need transformer that converts 220VAC to 120VAC and an adapter plug. Please go to an electronic store in Europe for more info. Failure to this may damage the mixer power supply. Hope it helps.
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Everything on the unit and the manual indicates it will only work with 120V ~60Hz. I cannot find any mention of 220V.
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if your not running any crazy wattage then no problem. this wire is plenty beefy. i have a yamaha 115/channel surround and i have no issues.