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Erich

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Doe anyone have a 2275 receiver with the cover off or willing to take the cover off and have a look inside?

I would like to find out if the power transformer has different taps to change the input for different line voltages (110volts, 220volts etc.). I could swear I saw a page of an owner's or service manual on the internet a couple of weeks ago showing this but I can't find it again. If I recall correctly there was a strip with screw terminals to make the change.

Thanks, Erich
 
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Hello, if your 2275 is switchable it will say so on the serial# plate. Depending on the year of production, there will be either a terminal strip under the transformer (remove bottom plate) or a round, black voltage selector on the backside of the 2275.
THe service manual lists 3 versions: USA/Canada 120Volt only, Euro model: 220V/240V switchable, military PX model: 110-120-220-240V switchable.

Helmut
 
Thanks Helmut.

That means I really need to find a military PX model since I don't want to use a transformer.


Jeeez... instead of getting your answer via the Internet I should have just invited you over for an espresso and asked you in person :-)

Erich (in Sommerhausen, BY)


ruesselschorf said:
Hello, if your 2275 is switchable it will say so on the serial# plate. Depending on the year of production, there will be either a terminal strip under the transformer (remove bottom plate) or a round, black voltage selector on the backside of the 2275.
THe service manual lists 3 versions: USA/Canada 120Volt only, Euro model: 220V/240V switchable, military PX model: 110-120-220-240V switchable.

Helmut
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Hello Erich, yes, it's a small world!

Most classic Marantz receivers here in Germany are military versions - leftovers from GIs who had to go home.
Since the 2275 is such a nice machine, I always have one or two in my inventory

Helmut , 09776 7632
 
I feel better now....I also like the 2275 well enough to keep TWO of them!!

There is a Marantz brochure that covers the 2325, 2275, and 2250b in detail. Those happen to be my three favorites! :music:
 
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