The DC power supply included with this, is it 100-240v ie can it be used worldwide? Does the stomp get hot during usage like a normal tube amp does?
614125
It doesn't get hot only a little warm after 3 or 4 constant hours but haven't used it on any power greater than 120 volt!
614126
The power supply is indeed 100-240V and should be usable worldwide, however the unit I purchased came with only a grounded 3-prong plug for use in the US and would require an adapter for overseas.Mine doesn't run hot at all even under steady use.Hope this helps!
614127
Never used it outside the US, so no opinion on that. Don't think I ever used it for longer than 2 or 3 hours, and in that case it hasn't really built up very much heat, at least nothing comparable to a tube amp.
614128
Hi,I asked my guitars guys to check it out and they replied with no and no. Thank you!
1339637
Hello, Yes 110-120 volt, you can buy the needed power supply in your country, should be no problem, Thanks from 8thstreet Music....
600847
Are you located outside of the North America? If the answer is 'yes', you will need to either use a power converter or you can replace the U.S. standard supply with one that is compatible for your country. This instrument needs to receive between 12 and 24 volts DC to play properly. It draws very little power, so that isn't a concern. Don't forget to check the cable connecting the theremin to your amplifier. Bad cables can causes problems. Thanks!
422978
The input is 12V DC. It comes with an AC adapter, but I believe that it is underpowered, and if you are going to use it on AC power, you should replace the included AC adapter with one that puts out more amps.
1538033
The power supply that came with mine has input 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz 1.5 Amp Max. The plug was US standard 3 prong. Hope this helps.
1401693
Yeah, The power supply that came with mine says 100-240V input. Although if you'r in Europe or something you might have to get a different plug to feed the power supply.
1120586
It is not specified. However you can figure it out by the information on the AC Adapter: INPUT (AC): 100 - 240V = 4,4 A OUTPUT(DC): 19,5V = 16,9 A In stand by mode it consumes 0,41W/h I hope this helps !
1469423
I would be amazed if the DL-8 really needs 9.6VDC, like the power supply says the output is, I'm assuming the power supply you're referring to is the power supply you're "supposed" to use. I looked up the specs for the DL-8, you might have a different version, but it says the power supply is 9VDC, and the stompbox can use a 9V battery, so I would go for it. Your problem aside, putting 9VDC in a device that actually calls out for 9.6VDC will not hurt the device. If the "9.6" in your question is a typo, and you're just asking if the PB600 1.7A power supply will power your 3 pedals, the DL-8 draws 70ma, the MXR Phase 90 draws 5ma (don't know what MXR pedals you have)....the PB600 power supply delivers 1700ma, won't be any kind of problem. Remember, forget your power supply outputs and add up the current requirement of your devices (the current 'draw') to see how much current you need to provide.
1765480
It's a 110 ac outlet. You'll need a way to get ac power to it. If you do, you will love the amp as it sounds a lot larger then it is. People are surprised when they hear it.
85769
The TASCAM PS-P515U AC Adapter can and does input from 100V AC to 240V AC at 50Hz or 60Hz for pretty much world-side use. Have never had any trouble with ours at 117V or 220V use when travel is in the need. As long as the unit label states what ours does, then its fine for use in North America, Europe, Australia, but DO remember to have the appropriate power plug available to match the power mains in the various countries you might visit. -- Joe Rotello, Knoxville, TN USA
2229558
The power supply is good up to 240V. But it requires an adapter, probably, to plug into 220 V socket. It is made for US 110/120 volt socket. It has two prongs with NO ground prong.The specs are input = 100 to 2240 Volt 50-80 HZ. 150 mAoutput = 8 v dc 200mA
1182975
I honestly don't know. I wouldn't think that it would be appropriate for 220v but the Monster site might give you more info. I would also think that the tube preamp generates it's own noise and the filter would not make any difference since it is solely the power source. Hope that helps...
1453646
As long as you use an adapter that meets the specs... I use the D'Addario regulated AC-DC adapter... 9V DC power supply... Tip negative and sleeve positive... 300 mA max... I can use it with another 9V pedal I use on my main rig... Even with the battery used the amp works well... it impressed me... Hope this helps...
623921
The other answer was incorrect. The power supply says specifically that it will accept 100-240v. What you will need is a coverter plug for your specific country. The power supply plug converts the power to DC12V. It's like your laptop charger. You can plug it in anywhere. And yes, I have family in London and we plugged it in on their 240Volt system.
107463
Shouldn't be a problem at all. I would definitely get the radio shack power supply others recommend in the reviews, and I switched out the stock tube with a Mullard so now this baby sings! Hope this helps.
889576
Yes. This is capable of handling 100 watts at 5 ohms. 100 watts with an 8 ohm impedance out of the amplifier will supply less current than this is capable of handling, you may need to turn the sub's volume up slightly higher for more output. My amp is a 6 ohm 100w, it's just about right.
667410
Mine was bought in the US (through Amazon) and does not come fitted for 240V. I checked the documentation that came with the unit and it says that if the Amp was bought in other than the US, the customer has to supply their own power cord for the 240V version. Many times electronic equipment bought in the US today come with 'smart' capabilities that allow them to be used abroad. It might be worth contacting Fishman directly to ask them about this in case it is just a matter of purchasing an appropriate power cable. Or alternatively, purchase the Amp from amazon.co.uk. I hope this helps.