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In Reply to: Audiogon doesn't care buyer's right posted by Jian on March 31, 2021 at 14:31:23:
The only way you can get a 240 VAC gizmo to work on a 120 VAC circuit is with a transformer.
Note that your house does have 240 VAC, but would need a special circuit run from the panel.
Many stereo components will have an internal transformer that can be run in series or parallel with jumpers to make it suitable for either voltage.
I agree that the voltage being incorrect should have been reason to cancel the sale for a full refund.
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- Converter? - StephenJK 11:36:39 04/01/21 (2)
- RE: Converter? - Jian 08:17:49 04/02/21 (0)
- The manual says the voltage can be adjusted by your dealer... - Jonesy 20:52:00 04/01/21 (0)
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