 Converter-transformator 110v To 220v, US products useing in Europe |
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 Mon 9 Jan 2006, 06:39
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hi,
has anyone got experience with product for US voltage 110V useing in Europe 220V?
I'm in US for a one more month and I'l like to buy these products.
1.mackie HR824,monitors
2.Lexicon MX-200,ef.procesor
3.E-mu 1820m,sound card
is it enough to get just a Voltage converter-transformator from 110V to 220V??
of course converter has to be strong enough for the power of monitors (260W).
thanx for help
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Mon 9 Jan 2006, 09:25
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From: Somewhere In Europe - VN
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it's enough but it can be a right pain in the ass. You might end up getting some additional noise from the transformer. Unless you are saving a lot of money by purchasing the items in the U. S. it's not such a good idea. Also your guarantee would probably not be valid in Europe.
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