powderfinger
New member
What's the difference between the 120v and 240v besides the obvious voltage and price difference?
R
Recording Engineer
Moderator
Nothing.
Fletcher
New member
If you're outside of N. America... chances are pretty good you're going to require the 240v version as that's what the line voltage is in most of the world [except N. America and Japan].
If you're in N. America... you need the 120v version as that's the line voltage that comes out of the electrical sockets.
If you're in N. America... you need the 120v version as that's the line voltage that comes out of the electrical sockets.
Teacher
New member
does the larger powersupply have a positive effect on the sound? cuz i know thats a big problem with cheaper gear inconsistent power from the PSU, which hurts the sound of the gear....
TexRoadkill
Audio Bum
Teacher said:
If you are using it with 240volts then yes because the alternative is no sound.
powderfinger
New member
just ordere the 120v version
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mixsit
Well-known member
Kind of like the old '18 volt bat in the RadioShack PZM' trick?
It could work if it needed it in the first place, which it probably doesn't, and if the extra actually got to the unit. If both trans spit out the same volts/amps it wouldn't.
Wayne
It could work if it needed it in the first place, which it probably doesn't, and if the extra actually got to the unit. If both trans spit out the same volts/amps it wouldn't.
Wayne