Is this the model that allows me to connect it to 220V? I read at yamaha's website that there are two different models. Thank you
1612359
not sure about 220v. the two models are bluetooth and direct connection that I know of
1612360
No, I don't think the one I bought does. I would think there would be an adapter so it will work with 220v but mine doesn't have one. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful
1612361
MY daughter has the green one and it does connect to a house electrical outlet.
158518
The manual says (for all versions of this player for various countries) that it supports 110-240V at 60Hz (or in a couple of cases 50/60Hz), so it should. Personally, I don't still have the box and any extra cables that might have come with it, and I don't remember a way to connect it to 220, but then I wouldn't.
1415641
Behringer makes a model for 220V. But if you're concerned and run into this situation frequently, get yourself a cheap Voltage Converter. The cheapest and OK by me is about 20Euros. I take mine to Ireland every year.
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h e l l o . The Yamaha is a 120V only and comes with drumsticks. It's a nice little system if looking to learn how to play drums, or want something in between gigs to practice on. It does come with sticks, there fat though so I ordered another set of sticks were fat to, so I just said sc__w it. Went down town and bought some I could visually see. E N J O Y . E M B R A C E .
1684691
Easiest to get an adapter, universal type, probably something you already have, or should have, to use with this. Am not able to find it with a Euro 220 V model, adapter will work best.
935061
It depends on where it was brought. Usually, Yamaha in the US/Canada is always 110 volt. In Europe/UK/Australia/NZ it will be 220-240 volt. Often in Asia it will be the international models which have a switch on the back or it automatically switches between 110 volt and 220-240 volt depending on the product. I have this subwoofer (SW315) that I brought in the United States and it only accepts 110 volts. I hope this helps.
1151990
Not the version I have. I'm in the U.S. and most of our devices/appliances run on 120v. Unless it's something heavy duty.
1340877
Sorry, not the 220 voltage one. You might want to look for one with 110 voltage (as this is the current used in the U.S.)...I hope I answered your question.
1883426
Thanks for your question. As an authorized USA dealer we are provided access only to 110V products by the manufacturers that we represent. This is a fantastic sounding system. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Yamaha dealer.
1529839
There are specific versions for 110V and 220V. this is a Digital amp, but one with a Linear power supply. You have to find a specific 220V version.
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Dear Eliav,This model only supports 120V.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
1674331
Bought this in the U.S. and is only 110V. However, don't let that stop you from buying this great soundbar. When on Amazon, type in "International Power Adapter" and you will find inexpensive devices that will convert the 110V to the 220V in your country. Hope that helps.
160215
usa.yamaha.com Look around here...I don't know the answer for that specific model.
911489
The one I got is 115 v. I don't know if there is a 220 v version available for Europe/ Australia.
515814
thank you all, since I got confusing answers I went on another model with 220v also.thank you very much.
1597851
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.
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No! This model did not come with a 220v adapter and the manual does not reference a 220v capability.