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Electrical nightmare!
Hi All,
I'm "temporarily" living in Finland, and when I moved I lugged along a fair amount of my gear. Of course, being the forgetful person I am, I realized after blowing a fuse or two that the voltage in most of the european countries is 220v while that in the states is 120v.....Is there any workaround to getting a voltage converter or is that my only option? Sort of off topic, but sort of on topic too..... Evan Karjalainen
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Re: Electrical nightmare!
Hey Evan..
What were you thinking dude ?? Yes..a line transformer 220>110 with high enough load rating is the answer. If your devices dont have a switching power supply. good luck,
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Change of Venue
Hi all. Moving overseas in a few days. Any advice, do's and don'ts, lessons learned on moving a 120V home studio to a 220V home studio would be greatly appreciated.
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