Selectable Voltage 220v/110v - Help! Hi. Planning to get this from Amazon as a combo and may need to use overseas. (Harman Kardon HKTS 20BQ 5.1 speaker package and a Yamaha RX-V667). If you have purchased either/both from Amazon, please could check the back panel for selectable voltage info for me? I was referred to the manufacturer by Amazon CS, but this way may be quicker/easier... Thanks! Selectable Voltage 220v/110v - Help! Hi. Planning to get this from Amazon as a combo and may need to use overseas. (Harman Kardon HKTS 20BQ 5.1 speaker package and a Yamaha RX-V667). If you have... » Read More Selectable Voltage 220v/110v - Help! Hi. Planning to get this from Amazon as a combo and may need to use overseas. (Harman Kardon HKTS 20BQ 5.1 speaker package and a Yamaha RX-V667). If you have purchased either/both from Amazon, please could check the back panel for selectable voltage info for me? I was referred to the manufacturer by Amazon CS, but this way may be quicker/easier... Thanks! « Show Less
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Its only 120 V....I also thought that it will support dual voltage as I will be taking it to India but it seems the US model supports only 120 V
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Dual voltage is for the "General Model" only. The NTSC/PAL conversion appears to be for all models, according to the User's Manual (Video signal will be NTSC for US, Canada, and General models, PAL for all others, but Video Conversion is listed separately as PAL/NTSC with no specific model listed next to it).Probably not going to find the General Model for Amazon's price, so far I've only found it on a few websites for $550-$600.
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I am planning to buy this and take it to INDIA ,I checked the same product available in http://world-import.com/yamaha-rx-v667-world-wide-voltage-av-receiver.htm which says that it supports both NTSC and PAL but i am also in the same position like you are not sure whether i should take the risk and buy it.
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Hi Pat. You have an option to choose from 110 V or 220 Volt. You just need to contact the seller and inform them what voltage you need. I did that and they sent me a 220 Volt one. Hope this helps.
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The Marsona site offers a dual voltage adapter for it and another site says, "If you travel out of the country a lot you can purchase a voltage adapter." Both of those indicate to me that it wouldn't automatically work in another country, unless you had an adapter. They sell for around $15, which isn't very expensive for the convenience and the great sound machine.
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I owned harman kardon too before i got my xpa 2. I dont think it would be an issue if your system is dedicated for music only.I changed mine because my HK doesn't have a pre out and you need this if you want a XPA 2 so make sure that this HK has this features.. My advice is take a receiver that are capable of making 5.1 or 7.1 set up.My system has XPA 5 for surround and XPA 2 for my front speakers for 9.1 set up and it seems that wasn't enough for me believe me you need more along the way.Good luck to you and i hope this will help.
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No, It is 120 volt. You will need a converter to use in 220volt countries. But I love the quality of the sound and its overall performance. It is worth trying it if you really want it, just get that converter.
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Thanks for your question. This is a 110V only unit. This is a fantastic sounding unit. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Yamaha dealer.
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Yamaha often makes different versions of their amps based on the geographic region the unit will be sold. I have a DSP A1 that I bought in Singapore and it came with a voltage selector however, the US version did not have that switch.
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This model is 110Volt only if you plugged it into 220V you may now need to replace the AC Power input transformer please email parts@pyleaudio.com
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It is 110V when sold in US/Canada, and it is A shame! All other Bose products are 100/240v, so I burned mine. Even if I feel stupid, Please write 110V BIGGER! In 2014 All audio /video components should be able to be plugged evrywhere without adaptor.
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I have mine connected to a Harmon Kardon I bought in 1978 and recently had repaired. The HK claims 40 watts per channel but I am told Harmon Kardon is conservative. I believe that. The speakers produce plenty of sound without much throttle on the HK.
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It looks like 110 only-I'm sure you could find a stepdown adaptor. I just bought the unit today, even with the positive comments, I was very pleasantly surprised with the sound, the quality and how great the music sounds with the MP3 (or whatever) input. I'm very surprised with how loud (and still sounds great) it will go, as I like to pump the volume when I'm rowing on my Concept2 Rower in the morning to wake me up.
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http://www.behringer.com/assets/B205D_P0957_OI_EN_ES_FR.pdfOn page 19 of this manual, Australia/UK is listed under voltages. I'm not sure if there is a single global model, or whether a unit you buy in the US would have a different power supply than one purchased in Australia.
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I assume you mean wall outlet voltage range. If so the system uses a standard transformer. The plug is for standard 110 North American outlets but it will work with a standard plug converter no transformer needed for the speaker. The sub woofer should also be fine on 220 with a plug converter. Note the sub uses a three prong grounded style plug for North America.
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In Brazil we have both 110V and 220V, depending on the city. I've bought my behringer pedal board in US and it's provided with an A/C power adapter from 100V to 240V. Anyway it seems to be a good idea checking in advance if the unit you're considering to get comes with a similar power adapter.
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Tran, on the Yamaha Model HTR 3065 HT that I have, there is not a 110v/220v selector switch. TK.
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Traveler and others: I'm pleased to confirm that this speaker system works on 110V-240V. Sounds beautiful too. Mighty pleased with this purchase...
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There is a 220V version but this is not it. Source: http://www.behringer.com/assets/NU6000_NU3000_NU1000_QSG%20WW.pdf This is most likely a 220V version http://www.amazon.co.uk/Behringer-NU3000-Inuke-3000W-Amplifier/dp/B005DUR7U8 unfortunately Amazon is often light on such specifics, so good luck.