Does the included power supply accept 220V? Can use bare speaker wire or only banana plugs?
1723103
i am not sure about 220v but you can use bare speaker wire for the connection.
1723104
as far as i know, it's only 120v - but yes, you can use bare speaker wire (the connections on the back unscrew, allowing you to insert the bare wire and re-screw to clamp down).
1723105
It is rated for 110-240V. You can use either bare wire or banana. The plugs in the back have a hole where you put in bare wire and the screw the cap on or you can slip in a set of banana plugs. I personally use banana plugs.
1723106
The power for the amp is provided by a brick which is universal voltage (100-240V). The speaker connectors can screw onto bare wire. I did not try banana plugs...
1723107
its a 110v power supply so you will need an adapter. and yes you can use bare speaker wire or banana plugs, i am using it for bare wires.
1723108
The feed is at 110 or 220 v, and the output is 12 v DC. You can use the two connectors you mention
1614104
My power supply also universal 110-240v. All you need is simple $2 outlet converter in order to be able to use it overseas.
949987
Yes you can use banana plugs. Actually it's te preferred method of connecting the speakers.
629932
Greetings, thank you very much for your question. This is a fantastic sounding speaker system. The manufacturers we represent only provide us access for 120VAC products for USA use.
1102846
The power supply along with it is 110-220v but the socket is for 110v but you can use any converter to plug-in to 220... Hope this will answer your query
200125
It does not appear to accept banana plugs. I guess you would call it a binding post where you wrap the speaker cable around it and tighten the plastic nut on top. There are actually 2 sets on each speaker which are jumped together. You can remove the jumper and separately drive high/low frequencies from 2 different amps.
2191428
Yes, it accepts banana plugs, and they work better than regular speaker wire. Although fastened properly, the speaker wire sometimes comes loose somehow and drops the connection between the speaker and amp. Banana plugs on the other hand, give me a solid connection
889186
Screw terminals are used, just use regular audio wire, then get a banana plug wall outlet
1727708
I think that speakers sold in the U.S. have power adapters that use the U.S. standard 120 volt power and two terminal connector. I don't know what is sold elsewhere. I'm fairly certain that you can use the 120 volt U.S. adapter anywhere in the world if you use it with an additional converter that changes that country's power into the standard U.S. power - 120 volts ac, 60 Hz.
1445862
No, this soundbar does not support 220V and does not come with a plug adapter.
2073164
Yes, all of the speaker terminals can be direct wired or use banana plugs. My set-up is using banana plugs with no issues.
1597850
I have the US model and it is 110V. Just remember is you buy it from Amazon, you do not have a warranty because they are not authorized vendor. B&W; is great at speakers, less so at electronics so you might need the warranty. My unit failed and B&W; won't honor the warranty because I didn't buy it from an authorized vendor. It is now an expensive paper weight.
190300
Female RCA InputFemale Banana Speaker output on Amplified Speaker and Female Banana Speaker Input on 2nd Speaker. Banana plugs will except standard speaker wire as well.
108220
Yes, I believe the speaker connection accommodate either banana connectors or just stripped speaker wire.
1361499
The AC/DC Power adaptor that came with my speakers is labeled "Input: 100-240V 50/60Hz 1.0A MAX". However, there is no specification for any power requirements anywhere in the minimalist documentation that came with the speakers.
918169
I used banana plugs from speaker wire to receiver. I plugged wire directly to speaker.
1227099
YES, positive. You will need a PLUG for the country you're planning to use it . . ,but no transformer is necessary . . .it accepts 110 and 220.But I'm a stranger and can only tell you what my owner's manual says. You can download and read for yourself . . .or call Bose directly and ask them. But repeatedly asking customers the same question is obviously not easing your mind. Sorry . . .