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Wez
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| Noob sp1200 question |
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Hey
Been an Mpc user for years, going to get my hands on an sp1200...
But ive got one question....is it multi-voltage?? I live in australia....and to get one ill have to get it from the U.S.....we run off 220-240V over here. |
Sat May 23, 2009 12:37 am |
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Mr Macks
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No worries ... it automatically selects voltage. Mine is from US too, I'm in Aust - works fine.
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Sat May 23, 2009 6:19 pm |
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peterpiper0815
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| Mr Macks wrote: | | No worries ... it automatically selects voltage. Mine is from US too, I'm in Aust - works fine. |
really??? I know gear where you can select voltage but I never heard of something like an "auto selection"
Another way would be a transformator. My s950 is from the US (110V) and I live in germany (230V) but the 950 came with a transformator.
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Mon May 25, 2009 1:21 pm |
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Deck Daddy
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Some SP1200s has a voltage selector on the back, others switch internal automaticly.
(Transformers suck: I think it's bad enough to have to have power cables everywhere) |
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Tue May 26, 2009 3:20 am |
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peterpiper0815
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| Deck Daddy wrote: | 1. Some SP1200s has a voltage selector on the back, others switch internal automaticly.
(2. Transformers suck: I think it's bad enough to have to have power cables everywhere) |
1. Interesting. Thanks for teaching me something new.
2. True but what should I do? Im still waiting for "wireless power" 
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Tue May 26, 2009 3:47 am |
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Mr Macks
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You think I'm lying ? Mine is early grey model, I just plugged in a ordinary Australian computer lead (I even 'borrowed' it from the IT dept at work, so nothing special at all)and everything works fine. I can't see why they would have changed it for the more recent models.
But yes, I could imagine the S950 is another kettle of fish altogether. Mine is from the UK so I need to use a adaptor due to a different plug even though it is similar voltage.
And WTF is a transformator ? Jazzy Jeff Meets the autobots ? Just playing - I'm travelling for work and had too many beers from the minibar - peace.
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Tue May 26, 2009 8:37 am |
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Drinks
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Yup, some switch automatically, some have a flip switch.
You'll be able to see which is which cause its usually clearly labelled!
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Tue May 26, 2009 11:26 am |
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Wez
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Cool, thanks for ya help guys. Ill just wait an see when it arrives if it has a switch on the back or not!
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