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Using Mac 1700 In Japan
Hello. I'm new here. I moved to Japan from USA recently and I brought my McIntosh Mac 1700 and some KLH Model 17s with me (I bought a Japanese turntable here) When I listen to music through the aux like bluetooth etc, it sounds great. But when I listen to records I notice it's pretty...- joshualizer
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- 100v japan mac 1700 mcintosh step up transformer
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- Forum: McIntosh Audio
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Powering a Japanese Amp with a Stepdown + AC Outlet usage
Apologies if this has been covered already, I tried searching but it's a tricky query. I've been looking at some older / vintage Yamaha amps from Japan, which are 100V / 50-60 Hz. I live in the US, so I understand that to power them here I'd need a 120V > 100V stepdown transformer. Which...- popeco
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- 100v 120v amp japanese step down
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- Forum: Solid State
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Pioneer SA-910 vs SA-9100
I have a Pioneer SA-910, which is the Japanese version of SA-9100, runs at 100V instead of 120V. It used to function with a hiss on right channel, but now it's going into protection mode, after a few minutes. I am looking purchase a recap kit, to recap the entire unit and change out the...- r_s_guy
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- 100v pioneer recap sa-910 sa-9100
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- Forum: Pioneer Audio
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The restoration of a Yamaha CA-2000 (Japanese CA-2010)
@Oilmaster decided to sell me one of his CA-2000's :angel: It needs a full restoration, so this will be my second big project. Nice project for winter times. It's completely original and untouched. Some pictures:- Mr. Yamaha
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- 100v ca-2000 ca-2010 restoration restoration project yamaha
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- Forum: Yamaha
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Suspension Speaker Seal
I picked some Epi M202's the other day. I know with Epi 100's and other suspension speakers, they NEEED to be tightened up and all seals need to be intact. Epi's are easier than AR' I think because those need actual sealant to be brought up to spec. The Epi's foam or rubber just need to be...