M montysano Member Aug 21, 2007 #1 Didn't see anything in the archives. Can a TU-7900 be converted from 220v to 120v?
Stene The Introducer Aug 21, 2007 #2 montysano said: Didn't see anything in the archives. Can a TU-7900 be converted from 220v to 120v? Click to expand... Yes or no. It's depending on the unit. Check at the rear upper right corner where you can see if your TU-7900 is a multi voltage unit or not. See pic Attachments TU7900 voltage.jpg 25.6 KB · Views: 91
montysano said: Didn't see anything in the archives. Can a TU-7900 be converted from 220v to 120v? Click to expand... Yes or no. It's depending on the unit. Check at the rear upper right corner where you can see if your TU-7900 is a multi voltage unit or not. See pic
A Arsenio Member Aug 22, 2007 #3 Tu-7900 montysano said: Didn't see anything in the archives. Can a TU-7900 be converted from 220v to 120v? Click to expand... check this site (pdf 3-4min), hope the back has multi voltage selector as what Stene explain. http://www.affordableaudio.org/aa2006-03.pdf Regards Attachments TU-7900 VOLTAGE.JPG 72.7 KB · Views: 14
Tu-7900 montysano said: Didn't see anything in the archives. Can a TU-7900 be converted from 220v to 120v? Click to expand... check this site (pdf 3-4min), hope the back has multi voltage selector as what Stene explain. http://www.affordableaudio.org/aa2006-03.pdf Regards
PC Bob Sansui to the core Aug 25, 2007 #4 These usually have a multi-tapped primary on the power transformer. It wouldn't make much sense to put it in some units and not others, unless it was intended for domestic use (Japan) only. Look the rear panel over carefully, it should be obvious.
These usually have a multi-tapped primary on the power transformer. It wouldn't make much sense to put it in some units and not others, unless it was intended for domestic use (Japan) only. Look the rear panel over carefully, it should be obvious.