Speaker Asylum

RE: Frequency problem (50Hz & 60Hz)

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In Reply to: RE: Frequency problem (50Hz & 60Hz) posted by chiauran@yahoo.com on November 15, 2010 at 00:53:04

You need a rotary Freq converter or a solid state freq converter all of which is beyond anything economical for your application

However your application might work on 50hz or 60hz
Step the voltage down and try it

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RE: Frequency problem (50Hz & 60Hz) - chiauran 07:29:49 11/15/10 (2)
Hey, thanks for the kind reply!

I already have the Voltage Step Down Convertor. I'm gonna give it a try, but I need to make something clear first.

Do you know does the speaker and sub contains any motor internally? I'm afraid that the difference of current will burnt the internal motor.

If I can make sure there is no motor in the Speaker and The Sub, then I think the difference of the freq won affect much to the system.

Thanks!
- RE: Frequency problem (50Hz & 60Hz) - ahendler 15:45:36 11/16/10 (0)
  There is no motor driven by the line current in the speaker or sub
  Alan
- RE: Frequency problem (50Hz & 60Hz) - Pro Sound Guy 08:39:05 11/15/10 (0)
  Your gonna have to contact the people that made the gear
  
  That would be my first guess

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