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by gregg-o on October 23rd, 2006

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I want to know if I can use a Vincent SA-T1 pre-amp in the U.S. It say its voltage range is 220-240 volts. Is this volume legal?

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  • by Stableboy on October 25th, 2006

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    Most household circuits are 110v 60 hz. Homes are typically fed with a 220v "center-tapped" feed, so the 220 is available on some outlets in the house usually. But you should make sure the equipment can handle 60hz.

    If you can't find a 220 outlet, you can use a step-up transformer. A preamp shouldn't require a massive transformer.

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